FBL Biorhythm: Jim McClendon

Jim McClendon
Third Baseman | Free Agents

Hitting
The book on McClendon is that you can knock the bat out of his hands with an average major league fastball. With his slap-hitting approach, McClendon always hits like he already has two strikes. The results are usually groundballs or line drives to the opposite field. He hits righthanders and lefthanders with equal consistency. You can expect Jim McClendon to hit the ball to the opposite field... that's just the kind of hitter he is.

Baserunning & Defense
McClendon doesn't have great speed, though he reads righthanders' moves well enough to steal a handful of bases each season without getting caught very often. His glovework leaves a lot to be desired. His arm is accurate enough.

2010 Outlook
What The Free Agents was thinking when they signed McClendon to a long contract, is beyond me: this guy flat-out sucks.

-- Moostard Nyman

Year	Team	POS	CH	PH	SP	GF	PL	vL	Hm	Sc	CL	Age	Exp	Slot	FA	AS	Qualified Positions	Nyman Rating
1998	FA	3B	15	9	49	57	48	51	53	49	56	21	0	Free Agent	26	55	.	113
1999	FA	3B	16	9	50	57	48	51	53	49	56	22	0	Free Agent	29	55	.	114
2000	FA	3B	17	9	50	57	48	51	53	49	56	23	0	Free Agent	31	56	.	114
2001	FA	3B	17	10	50	57	48	51	53	49	56	24	0	Free Agent	35	58	.	114
2002	FA	3B	18	11	50	57	48	51	53	49	56	25	0	Free Agent	39	58	.	115
2003	FA	3B	20	12	50	57	48	51	53	49	56	26	0	Free Agent	42	59	.	119
2004	FA	3B	21	13	50	57	48	51	53	49	56	27	0	Free Agent	43	59	.	120
2005	FA	3B	22	14	50	57	48	51	53	49	56	28	0	Free Agent	44	58	.	122
2006	FA	3B	23	17	50	57	48	51	53	49	56	29	0	Free Agent	44	58	.	127
2007	FA	3B	24	18	50	57	48	51	53	49	56	30	0	Free Agent	44	57	.	129
2008	FA	3B	24	19	50	57	48	51	53	49	56	31	0	Free Agent	44	58	.	128
2009	FA	3B	24	19	50	57	48	51	53	49	56	32	0	Free Agent	43	58	.	126
2010	FA	3B	23	19	49	57	48	51	53	49	56	32	0	Free Agent	43	59	.	124
Ratings Delta			-1		-1											+1		-2

History generated by Biorhythm v2.6.86 on Sun Nov 14 13:28:08 EST 2004

Data printed in red denotes that player was in the top two percent for that category and year. Blue data denotes membership to the bottom two percent.