On Darko, Year 3
Updating my NBA Live 06 rosters- the first step in playing the game at all, as far as I am concerned- I noticed something that, once again, got me to thinking. Jason Maxiell- our new forward, and most unfortunately Dunkin' Darvin Ham Slam Jam's replacement this year- is 23 years old. He's a kid, so you would think we would give him a few years to
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Ty Cobb 20 DET AL 150 605 97 212 28 14 5 119 49
CS BB SO BA OBP SLG TB SH SF IBB HBP GDP
- 24 - .350 .380 .468 283 12 - - 5 -
Ag Tm Lg G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB
Ty Cobb 25 DET AL 140 553 120 226 30 23 7 83 61
CS BB SO BA OBP SLG TB SH SF IBB HBP GDP
- 43 .409 .456 .584 323 8 5
He should be showing signs of producing even if it won't be up to his career standards. Some people don't mature until later, but that just warrants the questions: Was picking him so young justified? and Is the possible future worth the quality draft picks that were passed over in order to get him? Is having a possible Wayne Gretzky 5 years down the road better than having those 5 years of a Steve Yzerman or Sergei Fedorov? Or in this case 7 years. Those seven building years are a lot of minutes he didn't log that a more mature player could have.
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