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Its like when Rich Aurilia was hitting in front of Barry.Originally Posted by CP1708
And 4 more from Patterson today. Glad to see him getting some burn with Jose hitting behind him.
Its like when Rich Aurilia was hitting in front of Barry.Originally Posted by CP1708
And 4 more from Patterson today. Glad to see him getting some burn with Jose hitting behind him.
Originally Posted by Paul Is On Tilt
Anybody caught the end of the Royals/Rangers game? Pena was pissed.
Originally Posted by Paul Is On Tilt
Anybody caught the end of the Royals/Rangers game? Pena was pissed.
"While Ivan Rodriguez is probably the most available catcher on the trade market and still carries quite a bit of name value, there's little to suggest that Rodriguez can still help a team win baseball games at this point in his career. Now 39 years old, Rodriguez hasn't been a productive hitter for several years, and he's bottomed out in Washington with a .256 on base percentage so far in 2011. In fact, Dan Szymborski's ZIPS projections actually suggest that he's a worse hitter than Whiteside at this point, and his once legendary defense is hardly much of an asset anymore. While Rodriguez has carried heavy workloads before, his body isn't what it once was, and he would likely have to share time behind the plate with Whiteside. The upside of making a deal is that the Giants would be able to avoid giving significant at-bats to Chris Stewart, so acquiring Rodriguez would represent an upgrade to the team, but only so long as Rodriguez didn't get that much more playing time than the superior (and younger) Whiteside."
"While Ivan Rodriguez is probably the most available catcher on the trade market and still carries quite a bit of name value, there's little to suggest that Rodriguez can still help a team win baseball games at this point in his career. Now 39 years old, Rodriguez hasn't been a productive hitter for several years, and he's bottomed out in Washington with a .256 on base percentage so far in 2011. In fact, Dan Szymborski's ZIPS projections actually suggest that he's a worse hitter than Whiteside at this point, and his once legendary defense is hardly much of an asset anymore. While Rodriguez has carried heavy workloads before, his body isn't what it once was, and he would likely have to share time behind the plate with Whiteside. The upside of making a deal is that the Giants would be able to avoid giving significant at-bats to Chris Stewart, so acquiring Rodriguez would represent an upgrade to the team, but only so long as Rodriguez didn't get that much more playing time than the superior (and younger) Whiteside."
“Time waits for no man.
“Time waits for no man.
Ethier would look a hell of a lot better than Raul Ibanez in the Phillies outfield, wouldn’t he?
i would like Ethier.
I like the Ibanez-Mayberry-Brown OF. Vic is coming back. I would keep Brown there.
Ethier would look a hell of a lot better than Raul Ibanez in the Phillies outfield, wouldn’t he?
i would like Ethier.
I like the Ibanez-Mayberry-Brown OF. Vic is coming back. I would keep Brown there.