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Make Your Predictions: Adam Lind

Adam Lind, as you all know, didn't have a good year in 2011, or 2010 for that matter. He did well in the first half of the season, hitting .300/.349/.515, but he was awful in the second half, hitting just .197/.233/.356. He was having some back troubles, so many that had something to do with the poor showing. We took a close look at Adam's 2011 season back here.

Lind's career stats:

Year Age Tm G PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG OPS OPS+
2006 22 TOR 18 65 60 8 22 8 0 2 8 0 0 5 12 .367 .415 .600 1.015 159
2007 23 TOR 89 311 290 34 69 14 0 11 46 1 2 16 65 .238 .278 .400 .678 77
2008 24 TOR 88 349 326 48 92 16 4 9 40 2 0 16 59 .282 .316 .439 .755 100
2009 25 TOR 151 654 587 93 179 46 0 35 114 1 1 58 110 .305 .370 .562 .932 141
2010 26 TOR 150 613 569 57 135 32 3 23 72 0 0 38 144 .237 .287 .425 .712 90
2011 27 TOR 125 542 499 56 125 16 0 26 87 1 1 32 107 .251 .295 .439 .734 95
6 Seasons 621 2534 2331 296 622 132 7 106 367 5 4 165 497 .267 .316 .466 .782 106
162 Game Avg. 162 661 608 77 162 34 2 28 96 1 1 43 130 .267 .316 .466 .782 106
Provided by Baseball-Reference.com: View Original Table
Generated 1/14/2012.

Lind couldn't hit lefties at all, last year. I'd like to think he'd be platooned some this year but we don't have enough guys on the bench to platoon.

Bill James predicts a .268/.322/.474 line from Lind, with 27 homers and 94 RBI in 144 games. A pretty fair improvement, but still not the numbers you would like your first baseman.

I think Bill is pretty close on this. I'll guess .270/.315/.450 with 25 home runs and 85 RBI in 140 games. Give us your guess.