Thread: Do the Red Sox still do the Beckett trade if they know what Hanley Ramirez would be?
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Old 07-25-2009, 11:54 AM   #1
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Originally Posted by Hardkore Kidd J View Post
Ya, see I didn't know that Nomar left before Cabrera did. I can't tell you that Cabrera was weak because he wasn't in 2004 they went all out and won the World Series. There is no denying that Cabrera was their last good shortstop.

Was there any shortstop after him from 2005 -present that wasn't DFA'D /was a really bad shortstop?
Well, Renteria wasn't awful. He was just dissapointing. He was under a lot of pressure and unhappy. I guess he just wasn't the right type of player. It definitely effected his fielding too.
I think they should have given him another year, but I guess it really just wasn't working out.

Lugo was a HUGE fail. Not even getting into that.

Jed Lowrie and Nick Green, are again, okay. Just mediocre though. They're good by the positions standards basically anywhere else, but on a championship contender team it just doesn't cut it.

Alex Cora pretty much falls into the same boat as Lowrie and Green.
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