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<font color=goldenrod>Well, we wind up doing this every year right when camp's open: time to predict your team's Opening Day roster.
<b>Lineup</b> SS Jose Reyes (S) RF Angel Pagan (S) 3B David Wright (R) CF Carlos Beltran (S) LF Jason Bay (R) 1B Ike Davis (L) C Josh Thole (L) 2B Daniel Murphy (L) <b>Rotation</b> RHP Mike Pelfrey RHP R.A. Dickey LHP Jonathon Niese RHP Chris Young LHP Chris Capuano <b>Bullpen</b> RHP Francisco Rodriguez (Closer) RHP Bobby Parnell (8th Inning) RHP DJ Carrasco RHP Taylor Buchholz LHP Taylor Tankersley RHP Manny Acosta LHP Pat Misch <b>Bench</b> C Mike Nickeas (R, would be Ronny Paulino but he's suspended to start) 2B/3B Brad Emaus (R) 2B/SS Chin-Lung Hu (R) OF Willie Harris (L) OF Scott Hairston (R) The lack of Castillo, Perez, and Maine automatically make this better than last year's Opening Day roster.</font> |
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CF Jacoby Ellsbury 2B Dustin Pedroia LF Carl Crawford 3B Kevin Youkilis 1B Adrian Gonzalez DH David Ortiz RF J.D. Drew SS Jed Lowrie C Jarrod Saltalamachia Rotation LHP Jon Lester RHP Clay Buchholz RHP Josh Beckett RHP John Lackey RHP Daisuke Matsuzaka Bullpen RHP Jonathan Papelbon RHP Daniel Bard RHP Bobby Jenks RHP Dan Wheeler LHP Hideki Okajima LHP Rich Hill RHP Tim Wakefield Bench C Jason Varitek IF Marco Scutaro OF Mike Cameron OF Darnell McDonald I'll add my explanation later. |
Ross Ohlendorf beats the Pirates in his Arbitration hearing today. He'll make $2.025 mil. instead of the $1.4 mil. the Pirates offered him.
Oh, by the way, he was 1-11 last year. Hell of a pay raise. |
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LF Bret Gardner SS Derek Jeter 1B Mark Teixeira 3B Alex Rodriguez 2B Robinson Cano RF Nick Swisher DH Jorge Posada CF Curtis Granderson C Russell Martin Rotation LHP CC Sabathia RHP Phil Hughes RHP AJ Burnett RHP Ivan Nova RHP Freddy Garcia Bullpen RHP Mariano Rivera RHP Rafael Soriano RHP David Robertson RHP Joba Chamberlain LHP Pedro Feliciano LHP Boone Logan RHP Sergio Mitre Bench OF Andruw Jones IF Eduardo Nunez C Francisco Cervelli 3B/DH Eric Chavez Guessing thats the most likely team to start out the season. Lineup is set and bullpen is pretty close to being set. Jones and Cervelli are locks for the bench I would think. Montero isn't coming up to be a back-up C so he won't be up until later on in the season to be the starting catcher, unless Martin is terrible from the start. Last spot on the bench will go to Chavez if healthy (huge if obviously) I think. He'd be able to give A-Rod and Tex days off at the corners when needed. If not him then probably Brandon Laird. The back of the rotation will be changing a lot I'm guessing. Nova's a lock for the 4th spot and I like Garcia as the 5th guy to start the year. If Garcia could repeat what he did last year I'd be pretty happy. Had 18 QS starts as a 5th starter - should get him a decent amount of wins on the Yankees. Throughout the year they'll have quite a few guys fighting for these spots I assume. Brackman, Noesi, Warren, Phelps, etc...are all prospects close to being ML ready so I don't think the #4 and #5 spots will be the same the whole season. |
<font color=goldenrod>Oh yeah, forgot about my explanations.
The big competition this spring is obviously 2B. Castillo, Murphy, Emaus, and Justin Turner have been identified as candidates. Turner would have to have a beast spring to win it since he can be safely optioned back to Triple A. Castillo doesn't have the versatility to be a backup, so add that to the fact that Emaus will definitely be taken back by the Jays if he isn't on the roster and Castillo is gone. Murph and Emaus probably split time at 2B throughout the year. Bullpen competition is also pretty open outside of the first 4 spots. There's a million lefties fighting for one spot so I just guessed Tankersley. Acosta is out of options and had a good year despite giving up some big HRs so he probably gets the benefit of the doubt to start. Misch is also out of options and can serve as both a second lefty and longman, so I like his chances more than the other 5,000 guys looking to get the spot. Rotation is set except for the 5th spot. Dillon Gee has a chance at winning it from Capuano, which would send Capuano to the bullpen and send Misch packing. Young and the 5th starter are gonna be competing throughout the first half sicne Santana will take one of their spots at some point, probably the 5th guy. Excited to get camp underway.</font> |
I just hope that the bullpen for the Red Sox doesn't become a huge disappointment and failure like last season. Also include starting pitching outside of Lester and Buchholz but at least Beckett shouldn't have a "fat Beckett" year since he had one last year.
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CF Drew Stubbs 2B Brandon Phillips 1B Joey Votto 3B Scott Rolen RF Jay Bruce LF Jonny Gomes C Ramon Hernandez SS Paul Janish Rotation RHP Johhny Cueto RHP Bronson Arroyo RHP Edinson Volquez LHP Travis Wood RHP Homer Bailey Bullpen RHP Francisco Cordero RHP Nick Masset LHP Aroldis Chapman RHP Logan Ondrusek RHP Jose Arredondo LHP Bill Bray RHP Sam LeCure Bench C Ryan Hanigan IF Edgar Renteria UT Miguel Cairo OF Chris Heisey OF Fred Lewis |
Yankees void their deal with Luis Vizcaino. Tore his Achilles tendon during Winter ball.
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San Diego Padres
LINEUP Jason Bartlett-SS, RH Orlando Hudson-2B, SH Chase Headley-3B, SH Ryan Ludwick-LF, RH Brad Hawpe-1B, LH Will Venable-RF, LH Nick Hundley-C, RH Cameron Maybin-CF, RH BENCH Jorge Cantu-1B/3B, RH Kevin Frandsen-UTIL., RH Eric Patterson-OF/2B, LH Chris Denorfia-OF, RH Greg Zaun-C, SH STARTING ROTATION Matt Latos-RHP Clayton Richard-LHP Tim Stauffer-RHP Aaron Harang-RHP Wade LeBlanc-LHP BULLPEN Dustin Mosely-RHP, long relief Chad Qualls-RHP, mid relief/setup Ernesto Frier-RHP, mid relief/setup Joe Thatcher-LHP, lefty specialist Luke Gregerson-RHP, 7th inn. Mike Adama-RHP, 8th inn. Heath Bell-RHP, Closer Patterson was aqcuired via the Gonzalez trade, and he provides speed off the bench. He's also out of options so I think he's a lock. Frandsen is going to be competing for a backup job, but there really isn't any other player who is as versatile, so he's almost a done deal unless he gets hurt or hits .050 in ST. I think Zaun being a switch hitter is going to edge him over Rob Johnson and Guileermo Quiroz for the backup backstop job. The biggest question mark is both the bullpen and the starting rotation. George Kontos was the Padres' Rule 5 pick from the Yanks' system. His fate relies on both his performance in ST, and who ever locks down the 5th starter spot. Luebke was the org's top pitching prospect last year, and is close to if not ready, and was solid in his four outings last year. Wade LeBlanc has options, as does Luebke, but he doesn't offer the same ceiling and with his velocity being in the mid 80s, he's a goner if he can't locate. Moseley is on the team regardless of his role, but is going to be given a legit chance to lock up the 5th spot in the rotation. If he does, it becomes a win for the Padres in that Luebke can be optioned down to AAA Tuscon and get more time, and Leblanc can fill the spot start/long relief role out of the pen. I don't think there is much hope for Kontos. I think this is Chase Headley's last year to show he's the guy going forward. Defensively, he was astounding last year. But he fell off a cliff the second half with the bat, and he has still yet to display the power he showed in 2007 and 2008 in the minors. He really doesn't fit into the middle of the order, so I think he's best slotted for the 3 hole if he hits the way he did the first half of 2010. |
Rockies
Lineup: CF Dexter Fowler 2B Jose Lopez LF Carlos Gonzalez SS Troy Tulowitzki 1B Todd Helton RF Seth Smith C Chris Iannetta 3B Ian Stewart Rotation: RHP Ubaldo Jimenez LHP Jorge De La Rosa RHP Aaron Cook RHP Jhoulys Chacin RHP Jason Hammel Bullpen: RHP Huston Street RHP Matt Lindstrom LHP Franklin Morales RHP Matt Belisle RHP Esmil Rogers LHP Matt Reynolds RHP Felipe Paulino Bench: 1B Jason Giambi 2B/3B Jonathan Herrera UTIL Ty Wigginton OF Ryan Spilborghs C Jose Morales |
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My only disputes here are that SS, based upon salary alone, has got to be Scutaro's job to lose, and I'd flip-flop A-Gone and Youk in the lineup. I know and fully understand your defense of your lineup, I'd still do it. See you in October, my friend. |
I saw Brian Cashman at dinner last night, he was getting out of his car when I got into mine. His wife is pretty hot. That is all.
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Josh Hamilton stays with the Rangers. 2-years, $24 mil.
Orlando Cabrera to the Indians. Don't know the numbers, but he's on a major league deal, yet he they're making him compete for the 2nd baseman job and keeping Asdrubal Cabrera at SS. |
didn't know the Yanks signed Chavez. Big fan of his
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So ya'll don't think Bartolo Colon will make the Yankees?
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It all depends on who impresses Girardi and Rothschild at spring training. Garcia, Prior, Colon, Nova, Mitre all got an equal shot with 2 spots up for grabs.
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I think if Lowrie has a full healthy season he'll be an offensive threat at the bottom of the order. I'm pretty indifferent between Youk and Gonzalez being flipped. Youk will probably walk more in the 5-hole and hit more in the cleanup spot and Gonzalez will be a major threat where ever he hits in the order. |
Sox still have Mike Cameron don't they? Didn't see him on the roster.
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2-year deal so yeah he's still on the team even though he missed out on most of 2010.
He probably gets pushed to 4th/5th OF role for both depth and to keep him healthy. |
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I think Youk becomes more dangerous hitting behind Gonzalez, who is a walks machine. Add Ellsbury, Crawford and Pedroia infront of both Gonzo and Youk, and those two could be looking at 120 RBI a piece.
Also, Lowrie could be a line drive machine hitting in the 8th or 9th spot in an already stacked lineup. I think his bat offers more than Scutaro's. |
I was gonna say if I was the Red Sox I'd put Douchkalis in front of Gonzalez so he'd see more pitches, but then I forgot about Crawford...now I'm worried as a Yankee fan.
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So...the Padres had their fan fest today, and just like last year, I had a blast. Got some autographs and got to do a bit of Q&A that made the Padres video site. All in all, pretty sweet day.
Only complaint was, some of the security guards were being dicks and when I went up to the player table for autographs with two photos to sign (one for me, one for my grandfather), security would quickly mention "only one per person". Thankfully, most of the players didn't mind and signed both my photos anyways. I cannot wait for Opening Day. |
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It's probably the one thing that irks me about MLB Network. They do a great job of getting everybody hyped about the spring but then Hot Stove they'll bluntly state which teams have "no chance". Spring isn't the time to focus on the negatives - that's what the meaningful games are for.</font> |
That's true Vito, but at the same time, you have to be realistic. The Pirates have no chance this year. And if they say that, it's because they're analyzing the team.
What I don't like about MLB Network is some of their analysts. Harold Reynolds and Kevin Millar are my least favorites. |
LOL @ Big Vito telling people to be optimistic. That's like Glenn Beck telling people to be rational.
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Speaking of the MLB Network, I really really hate these lists they're coming out with. They are just atrocious. There does not seem to be any reasoning for how they rank stuff. It's just a bunch of names thrown into a random list generator. And the analysts breaking down the rankings are so terrible.
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Ahhhh...Spring Training is finally here...
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Other things like Martin Prado being ranked in the top 10 LF's even though he was at 2nd last year. I honestly watch those for the highlight reels on the players I enjoy watching but don't get to see. |
if Pujos signs with the Cubs, will the t-shirt vendors in Wrigleyville have to stop selling the racist Pujos t-shirts?
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When predictions time rolls around - will I pick the Mets? Probably not...but that doesn't mean I don't think they're capable. I see the potential for one of the best lineups in the league, their best since '06/'07. I also see a pitching staff headed with three improving guys that should have decent campaigns. On the flipside, most Mets fans have already given up on the year and the only time MLB Network has talked about them was talking about the Madoff situation or talking about how Reyes and Beltran need to have good years so they can be traded. Nobody on that network has given them a remote chance of doing anything this year, and most "early season predictions" have them finishing no higher than 4th. The Phillies obv have the best team on paper but I really don't think the Braves and certainly not the Marlins look a whole lot better than the Mets.</font> |
<font color=goldenrod>Pujols declined the Cards' most recent offer. He's not backing down from 10 years.
Albert has all the leverage too. He knows he's getting the biggest contract in MLB history after this year anyway.</font> |
50 DEGREES OUTSIDE AND PITCHERS AND CATCHERS. LETS DO THIS.
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Cubs reup Marmol for 3 years/$20 mil
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That's a pretty great deal for the Cubs. Which is surprising because, you know, the Cubs.
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He'll get paid a ton but I can't picture what team is giving him 30M for 10 years. A lot of the teams in baseball would be crippled having a 3rd of their payroll locked up in one guy. Looking at last years payrolls there were 8 teams with 100M+ payrolls. Yankees, Red Sox, Phillies, Tigers, White Sox and Angels have 1B out of those 8. |
Heard a report here in New England this morning stating that there's a strong possibility that C.C. Sabathia will opt out of his contract at the end of this season. All I know is that when asked about it, C.C. replied with "anything is possible in a contract". I don't interpret that as a "strong possibility". It sounds more like in the off-chance that he does opt out after this season he said that so he doesn't look like an asshole if he told the media that he wouldn't opt out and then did.
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Well he'll only be 31 at the end of the year and he's always got that extra leverage of heading back to Frisco or LA. But I can't see what else would motivate him because even though Cliff Lee's yearly salary averages out to $1 million more than CC's, is that really worth opting out of a guaranteed $92 million while pitching for the Yankees? I dunno.
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Isn't Pujols "a great guy" who is all about his family and religion and "loves God" and is "just happy to be playing baseball." Shut the fuck up and stop asking for 300 million dollars.
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I can't imagine CC not opting out. Or at least not leveraging the opt out to get a couple years tacked on to his deal.
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If he opts out, he'll pull what A-Rod did and what Jeter and Mariano sort of hinted this offseason and use it as leverage for more money.
Very few teams would be willing to lock CC for that much money based on his age even though he's a good pitcher but everyone also knows the Yankees tend to panic and outbid themselves a lot of times as well. Same for Pujols using his deadline as a way to gain more money since he knows his best value is at St. Louis but also knows that once A-Rod got his $300 million, he was going to give a shot at it. Also helps that Pujols is compared a lot to Babe Ruth in stats. |
I don't think Albert Pujols will play anywhere else BUT St Louis, I just can't see it happening. Eventually, somehow, they'll come to an agreement. I don't even see the situation getting as nasty as what Derek Jeter and the Yankees went through this winter.
However...if somehow Pujols didn't sign with the Cardinals, I could see them taking that money and making a push for CC Sabathia, if he was to opt out. |
Based on the pre-Spring Training Vegas odds, Vegas has the Phillies winning the World Series and most likely going against the Yankees (#2 in odds rank).
If the matchups were to work out correctly, then Giants (#4 in odds) would face Phillies (#1) and Red Sox (#3 in odds) vs Yankees (#2) based on Vegas odds. #5 was Chicago White Sox. |
The Yanks, to me, have far too many question marks at the moment to be a lock for a WS birth. After CC, their rotation is suspect. Can Hughes repeat? can Burnett regain form? Will Nova emerge? Will Duchsherer be healthy?
I'd vote for the BoSox as WS favs at the moment. |
Cashman on Joba
"he's heavier." How much heavier? "He's heavier." Is he out of shape? "He's heavier." |
Innovator, was Cashman out to dinner with Joba when you saw him? That could explain a few things.
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Negative ghostrider. The female he was with was not heavy at all.
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Pujols rejected last pre-season offer from Cardinals. Pujols and his agent liked the years but not the money.
The Cards offered Top 10 player money (around Lee/Sabathia $25 million per year as max) but Pujols and his agent wanted Top 5 player money (Jeter/A-Rod $27-$30 million per year as max). |
So what is Top 1 player money then
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A-Rod at $33 million a year but that might be with all the incentives he gained so far.
Jeter's old deal was around the $26-27 million after all the incentives were factored in. |
A-Rod made 33 mil a year pre-incentives the past 2 seasons. When you consider that, you really can't fault the superior, nearly 5 years younger (as far as we know) Pujols for expecting at least as much.
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Brewers give Rickie Weeks a 4-year, $38.5 mil. deal.
Russell Branyan hooks on with the D-Backs on a minor league deal. He got an invite to spring training. Blue Jays sign Scott Podsednik to a minor league deal. Also got an invite to spring training. |
So it seems like either Pujols goes somewhere else next year or the Cardinals sign him and don't have money to field a decent team.
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A-Rod's deal averages $27M over the course of it. If he gets all the incentives near the end - mostly all HR record type stuff it'll average out to 30M a year over the life of it. Just saw some report that the Cards offered an average salary of $19-21M a year. Thats obviously not close to what he deserves. |
Blue Jays close to agreeing to a contract with Jose Bautista. 5 years $65M.
I've liked almost every move the new Jays GM has done recently but this seems like a pretty bad deal for a 30 year who just had his first good year, even if it was a monster one. |
Didn't realize he's a free agent after this season. Understand it a little more knowing that but still seems like a lot.
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Really doubted up until today that Pujols would have gone anywhere but the Cards...but if he hits the open market, anything is possible.
Olney and Kurkjian mentioned today that Pujols has been making less than top 10 money these past five or so seasons and that it may be his desire to be recognized as the best in the game, more so than the money, thats actually halting the contract talks. |
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Remember that thread where everybody posted pics of Eric Byrnes and he looked ridiculous in each one.
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Well it was either this or let him walk. I would say it's a gamble... the guy plays with heart at least. They HAD to sign him. |
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I love it. IT sounds like a scene from cops.
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Want to punch him in his fucking face right now
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Haha
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Joe Crede is back on the free agent market after not reporting to Rockies spring training.
The Rockies in turn sign John Maine to a minor league deal. He got an invite to spring training. Gary Sheffield calls it a career. Hall of Fame worthy? |
Nope, and the Roids didnt help him.
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Right now the five man rotation will probably be.... 1. CC 2. Burnett 3. Hughes 4. Nova 5. Garcia Unless I am missing out on something I don't think we got Duchsherer. There had been talks but never happened. The O'S got Duchsherer you probably just got confused. |
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Its the only team he managed to stay on for more than 2-3 years so it would make sense if he had the Marlin cap.
He probably won't go in the Hall since his name is on the Mitchell Report and the voters are too hesitant to put any potential roid players in the Hall. Griffey Jr probably will be the only mega-slugger from that era to go in the Hall without a debate or waiting years for the selection. |
Sheffield won't get in. Palmiero probably won't get in and he's in the 3000/500 club. Not sure how much of that is a result of steroid use, but still.
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God I love Griffey Jr. He's the greatest.
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I wish griffey could have stayed healthy and been a legit record breaker.
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<font color=goldenrod>It's gonna be a shit show in 2013 when Bonds and Clemens are eligible. No matter who gets in that year (Mikey P :() the story won't be about them, it will be about whether or not those two guys made it.
On the flipside, a lot of people think A-Rod is a first ballot lock no matter what despite everybody knowing he juiced. I guess the fact that he fessed up helps his cause, but McGwire fessing up didn't help him at all this year. Of course, A-Rod has a long way to go before he gets in (won't be eligible til like 2023 assuming he retires when his contract is up) by which point most of the "old school" voters who won't allow the roiders in will be gone. I think it's a bit ridiculous that a lot of these guys are going to miss out on the HOF because of this. Yeah it's unfortunate that so many of them were roiding up but I'm certain that there are plenty of guys in the HOF from decades ago that also cheated in one way or another. Again, the voters are way too old school. That's why there will never be a unanimous first ballot HOFer, because some crotchety old fuck says "Well Ruth wasn't unanimous, so Ken Griffey Jr. shouldn't be either!"</font> |
Hall of Fame voting is so stupid. It took Joe DiMaggio 3 years to get into the Hall of Fame after reaching eligibly.
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Jim Edmonds had to retire. Signed a minor league deal with the Cardinals not too long ago, but doctors wouldn't clear him after the achilles tendon he tore back in september hasn't gotten back to 100%
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Man, I just looked at Cabreras stats. WOW.
If he could get his shit together, he could be the best hitter in baseball. I knew he was good, but never really looked at the body of work. |
Imagine where Cabrera would be today stats wise if he wasnt a fat drunk.
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option number 1: Our pitching and hitting remains steady for the season. option number 2: We tread water until the trade deadline at which point we will trade for a decent pitcher or two. I'm leaning toward option 2. What do you think? And with Sabathia opting out I think a piece or two would be needed if we don't have him in 2012. So it just seems more likely we'll trade for a pitcher or two. |
If the Cards fall out of contention, there's rumblings that they'll put Carpenter on the market...who the Yankees would make a HUGE play for.
The Yankees have an abundance of catching prospects on top of Montero, so I have no doubt in my mind they'll make a deal at the deadline. I just hope they move someone like Romine and not Jesus...he's supposed to be a young Manny Ramirez, and I don't think the Yanks, even with an extra arm, are WS contenders when stacked against the Sox and Phillies. |
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100% right. He has the ability to be even better than Pujols, but it seems he either doesn't take his position as one of the best pure hitters in baseball seriously, or he can't handle whatever problems he has in his personal life. |
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If the Yankees got King Felix for example there's a possibility that I will give Seattle a Montero package. But, yeah we need Carpenter if it means we will have to give up Sanchez and a few more of our pitchers to hold on to Montero I'd do it. |
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I don't think any team in the East, sans the BoSox, can compete with them. I think the teams they should be worried about are the Twins, ChiSox, Rangers and A's, who are all wild card contenders if they don't win their division. The AL is looking pretty stacked at the moment. |
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You forgot Tampa, believe me I am worried about all five of those teams getting to the wild card. But, I really think the Yankees stand a chance. |
My team to watch out for are the Orioles.
Even if they don't make the Playoffs, they have a real chance of finishing above .500 and playing real well the role of spoilers. |
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Tampa is going to have some really good pitching. Hellickson, I believe, has the ceiling to be an ace, and he should be an upgrade over Garza if he continues to develop. But they have pretty much his the reset button on their bullpen. I don't think they're competing for anything other than 3rd place this year. Yanks will do fine. They had a plethora of pitching issues last year and they got to the ALCS. This year, they could try and move some pieces to get a solid middle of the order starter if their staff falters. |
Is Yuniesky Betancourt really the Brewers starting shortstop? How is this guy still in the majors, let alone a starting shortstop? Since he debuted in 2005, he has the worst fielding numbers of any shortstop in baseball. Worse than Jeter, Hanley, and Young who are all great hitters. But Bentancourt is a terrible, terrible hitter. Career OBP is .296.
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<font color=goldenrod>Wainwright has an elbow injury. He's flying to St. Louis for exams but club officials think he'll need Tommy John.
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Really with the team we have we are not expected to win the World Series with the starters we have out there. So I'm all ready expecting them to not be in the world series. I just don't want the Yankees to be so far behind they don't stand a chance. But, I know the Yanks and seeing that the only visible problem is the starting pitching I think we'll be right in the middle of the fray fighting for the WC. And then maybe losing in the first or second round. But, I pray it's not the Red Sox/Phillies. With every world series there's always been a clear cut favorite. A team I want to win more then anyone else. If it's Red Sox vs. Phils I can't do that because there won't be a favorite. I hate both teams an equal amount. |
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That's more than a little bit presumptive, wouldn't you say? |
It's certainly presumptive, but they had a chance to sign him without any opposition and didn't get it done. Do you really think they want to have a bidding match with a team like the Cubs or someone else with a lot of money to kill?
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