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Ilitch and Reinsdorf two different creatures.
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Bernstein has been pushing the salary dump idea on the Score all day today, and Ken Rosenthal just basically took a dump on him and said you need to go for players in return.
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That's not ever going to happen. The Sox would play Keppinger, Gillespie, Viciedo or one of their infield prospects at first before Ishikawa. The dude is just filler for the Charlotte roster, he'll never see the light of day.
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You obviously didn't read the entire thread on WSI.
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Sox need to get some prospects back for Alex.
Rios is going well right now,and can be immediately plugged into the rangers outfield and take care of it,which is exactly what they need right now. Finally, the Sox are the ones with the leverage. Eat a few million if you must,but get some damn prospects!! |
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Completely agree with that last sentence.
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Hahn holds all the cards and if Texas doesn't want to play ball, then let them try to make the playoffs w/one decent OF (Leonys Martin) on their roster. They need Rios even if Cruz hadn't been suspended. They gave up four players for two months of Garza; that's a complete waste if they get conservative now.
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Thats what scares me that the Sox wont eat some salary and only consider getting rid of salary. |
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You must have skipped over my posts where I showed that Juan Pierre historically was more likely to drive in a runner already on base than Dunn.
I also recall a number of posters claiming Williams was bidding against himself, because no one else wanted to sign him. Here's the post I made that led to me showing Pierre was more likely to drive in a runner to back up this initial claim: "Hate to be a downer, but I give Sox fans about 2 months of their cleanup hitter whiffing regularly with runners in scoring position before they've had enough of Dunn. Over his career, Dunn has failed to put the ball in play with runners in scoring position 48.4% of the time. The dude lives on putting up garbage time numbers." __________________ Last edited by TheVulture; 08-08-2013 at 04:49 PM. |
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Thanks. Yeah, awesome bday.
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Pierre: 2827 PA, 705 hits, 503 RBI. .290 Pretty surprising, I think.
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I'd be more comfortable with the idea of dumping his salary if I had faith that the Sox would actually use it wisely (i.e. invest it in their farm system, acquire solid free agents, etc.). |
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