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Old 02-15-2009, 08:36 PM   #2
Hanso Amore
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Originally Posted by YOUR Hero View Post
In what sense, Hanso
There is a severe lak of classical lead off hitters. There is little to no speed guys with high average or OBP.

there are more Wily Taveras and Juan Pierre like players than there should be.

Outside of Reyes and Rollins, the leadoff spot is fairly weak.
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