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  1. From Rotoworld: I really don't want this to happen.
  2. If he was wearing a Yankee uniform, they probably would.
  3. He can play 1B, 3B, and RF and probably LF if needed. If the price weren't steep, I wouldn't mind adding him at all. Better him than Podsednik.
  4. I was just gonna post this here. The Phils now have about 20 third basemen.
  5. I don't like him, but way to turn it around. He went from being this close to being done but he found a way back.
  6. Stewart's always been a good hitter, but he has no power. Sounds like some of the guys on this team already.
  7. Huh? *points to previous post* And regarding, Sam, congrats to him. I remember when we drafted him. Twice
  8. He's a FA at season's end. I wouldn't give them the keys to our farm system even if we could re-sign him. Even if he wasn't a FA at season's end, why would you? I wouldn't.
  9. *kicked while on the ground* Though, he has barely played since he joined them and Kendall has been doing alright at the plate (at least better than Hill/Bowen).
  10. He's a FA at season's end. I wouldn't give them the keys to our farm system even if we could re-sign him.
  11. Awesome. And that is probably how it works. Nice, but it's no "Dusty's Dugout Dice" Of course. Nothing tops Dusty's dice
  12. He's hitting well, but he can never slide or do anything that would cause him to leave his feet, as he'll probably break his back or something. Shouldn't have been signed in the first place.
  13. Power numbers have been down around the whole league too.
  14. I bet the combined distance of those 4 homers was 1600-1700 feet. The guy absolutely crushed the ones I saw. One additional quick thought, and I know this is completely wishful lightning in a bottle thinking, but this reminds me a little of Gary Gaetti in '98. The Cubs picked him up off the scrap heap in mid-August (I think he was DFA'd by the Cardinals), and he proceeds to put up about a 1000 OPS for the rest of the year. 320/.397/.594/.991 Close enough
  15. He was the main part of the propsed Jermain Dye deal at the dealine, but it fell apart. Hes been horrible this season, however, when with Cincy, he was a notorious Cub killer, and basically homered every time he stepped foot in Wrigley. .304/.407/.652/1.060 <--- Pena's career line at Wrigley. That goes with 4 homers and 9 RBIs.
  16. Having a good season but nothing else he has done warrants this contract. Gary Matthews Jr. Part Deux
  17. As nice as it would be to have Dunn, I am not holding out hope. I'll believe it when I see it.
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