i9s

Dangerfield Talbert rode 2 excellent years (1906 and 1907) to a decade career.

He had decent gap power, but not enough speed to hit many triples with it. His walk rate was all over the place, but ultimately somewhat average across his career, and he struck out a lot, probably reaching the leaderboards in his last few fulltime years.

He really struggled early in his career, and if things broke the wrong way, could have been out of the league after the 1904 season. But if he sticks around, the quality of the following 4 years carries him through the rest of his career.

Talbert was a solid defensive 3B, and could fill in adequately at SS and 2B when needed.

I like this projection of Talbert–there are plenty of examples of players who have 3-4 years far above the rest of their career, centered around age 27 or 28. The only real question for me is if he ever really gets the chance: his 1903 and 1904 are so bad that he may end up capped as a AAAA player.

Name	Danger Talbert
ID / Status	talber049dan / Draft
Pos	3B
DOB / i9s Career	03/08/1878 / 1901 - 1911
Birthplace	Platte City, MO (USA)
Height / Weight	/
B / T	/ R

 

Batting Projections

Year	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	BB	SO	SB	CS	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS
1901	183	36	10	1	0	12	19	3	2	0.197	0.246	0.262	0.508
1902	191	42	11	1	0	15	18	3	2	0.220	0.277	0.288	0.565
1903	209	37	12	2	0	13	24	5	2	0.177	0.225	0.254	0.479
1904	144	23	7	1	0	13	21	2	2	0.160	0.229	0.222	0.452
1905	434	103	22	4	0	28	63	10	4	0.237	0.284	0.306	0.590
1906	415	142	21	3	0	32	61	15	6	0.342	0.389	0.407	0.796
1907	450	148	22	3	0	30	59	14	6	0.329	0.371	0.391	0.762
1908	539	120	26	4	0	57	76	15	6	0.223	0.297	0.286	0.583
1909	546	107	21	4	0	46	79	19	5	0.196	0.258	0.249	0.508
1910	387	89	17	2	0	49	53	16	7	0.230	0.317	0.284	0.601
1911	153	27	7	1	0	14	25	2	2	0.176	0.246	0.235	0.481

 

Pitching Projections