Couple tidbits from SI.com

[Over By There]

In this "Winter Meeting Winners & Losers" (http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2004/writers/tom_verducci/12/14/winners.losers/index.html) column, Verducci is listing aces near the bottom (see "Lost Generation of Pitchers"). Buehrle is listed with some impressive company. :cool:

Also, in this Trade Analysis (http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2004/baseball/mlb/11/29/trades.hotstove/index.html) article, thought it was interesting that they mention that Podsednik could be moved again before Opening Day. Seems more likely that they'd move ARow to left to me.

[Chicago83]

"Chicago saves a few million bucks in this deal, which might allow them to hunt bigger game later this winter."

Let's hope this is true.

[mantis1212]

Also, in this Trade Analysis (http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2004/baseball/mlb/11/29/trades.hotstove/index.html) article, thought it was interesting that they mention that Podsednik could be moved again before Opening Day. Seems more likely that they'd move ARow to left to me.
I read Podsednik's arm isn't all that great but he has great range, so center might be best for him.

My question is- How is Dye's arm? If it isn't spectacular, maybe Dye should be moved to left and Roward to right. Just a thought...

[LauraJ14]

Dye has a really good arm, so I think he's staying in right.

[Chicago83]

From what I understand Dye is pretty solid in RF, range is not great but his glove and arm make up for it.

[jshanahanjr]

I'd leave Aaron right where he's at and quit messing with him.