MATT ANGLE
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Los Angeles Dodgers Minors [AAA]
High Level:
MLB
Positions: CF-455, OF-192, LF-25, RF-4, dh-1
Full Name: Matthew Ryan Angle
Born: Sep 10, 1985 (27.252) in Columbus,Ohio
MLB Debut: Jul 17, 2011 (25.310)
Positions: CF-455, OF-192, LF-25, RF-4, dh-1
Full Name: Matthew Ryan Angle
Born: Sep 10, 1985 (27.252) in Columbus,Ohio
MLB Debut: Jul 17, 2011 (25.310)
Ht/Wt: 5-10 / 175
Bats/Throws: Left / Right
High School: Whitehall-Yearling (Whitehall,OH)
College: Ohio State University
Drafted: Baltimore Orioles: 2007-7-219 (June-Reg)
TBC Player ID: 54936
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High School: Whitehall-Yearling (Whitehall,OH)
College: Ohio State University
Drafted: Baltimore Orioles: 2007-7-219 (June-Reg)
TBC Player ID: 54936
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OFF THE FIELD
The formula to determine similarity scores is listed in the about section of the site. In short, the scores attempt to compare players career batting statistics vs all other major leagues as well as cumulative statistics at each age.
Career Statistics
1. Mike Howard (77.2)
2. Lyle Bigbee (76.69)
3. Colin Curtis (74.19)
4. Joe Hall (73.68)
5. Brian Dallimore (73.37)
6. Jim Rushford (72.65)
7. Ed Sperber (72.06)
8. Eddie Morgan (71.78)
9. Alejandro Freire (71.53)
10. Otto McIvor (71.3)
1. Mike Howard (77.2)
2. Lyle Bigbee (76.69)
3. Colin Curtis (74.19)
4. Joe Hall (73.68)
5. Brian Dallimore (73.37)
6. Jim Rushford (72.65)
7. Ed Sperber (72.06)
8. Eddie Morgan (71.78)
9. Alejandro Freire (71.53)
10. Otto McIvor (71.3)
Age: 26
1. Mike Howard (77.2)
2. Lyle Bigbee (77.18)
3. Brian Buchanan (74.9)
4. Colin Curtis (74.19)
5. Eddie Morgan (71.78)
6. Joe Glenn (71.62)
7. Otto McIvor (71.3)
8. Tony Alvarez (71.06)
9. Casey Blake (70.92)
10. Jeff Ransom (70.59)
1. Mike Howard (77.2)
2. Lyle Bigbee (77.18)
3. Brian Buchanan (74.9)
4. Colin Curtis (74.19)
5. Eddie Morgan (71.78)
6. Joe Glenn (71.62)
7. Otto McIvor (71.3)
8. Tony Alvarez (71.06)
9. Casey Blake (70.92)
10. Jeff Ransom (70.59)
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