Crisp, Coco

- Outfield, Oakland A's

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AL
Age	31
Bats or Throws	Switch

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Reviewed by SteveP
March 05, 2010
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Last updated: March 05, 2010

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In 2004 and 2005 Coco Crisp hit .297 and .300 with double digit home runs leading us and the Red Sox to believe that this is what Covelli actually was. 368 disappointing games later, Coco Crisp moved on to the Royals for yet another injured, and leaves us with the idea that the other Coco Crisp of single digit home runs and the 260 average is the real one. He's now 31 and trying to win some at-bats with the Oakland A's.

The question you have to ask first is if Crisp is healthy and does win a job, can you use .265 8 home runs and 20 steals more or less? If so, God help you...I mean, then Coco is your man! .265-65-8-45-20. 450ABs

Positives / Upside	A healthy Crisp is a useful offensive weapon, particularly if he is allowed to run. In his abbreviated 2009 he stole 13 bases in 49 games which is useful. No guarantee of playing time, but still the same old Coco. .280-75-11-50-25. 500ABs
Negatives / Downside	Aging, limited power, injury prone, no guaranteed job. What's not to like? .250-50-5-35-15. 350ABs
Recommendation	Avoid
Draft Position	285