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Wasserman had something like a 0.00 ERA in 13 appearances before being called up - and got shelled.
Brad Eldred is less appropriate to be on a major league roster than Wasserman.
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Judging a player's fielding ability by his fielding percentage is like judging a meal based on it's picture. It doesn't tell you the balls that the average fielder would get to that he didn't, or the ball that he didn't pick on bad throws. There are things you have to see/experience in person in order to judge, and fielding ability is one of those things.
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I also think there have been some pretty good points to not dismiss Eldred entirely and if PK was out for the season...calling him up might make sense. But for a 15 day trip to the DL (if it happens), I'd rather add some speed off the bench (w/games at NL parks coming up) more than another slow footed slugger. I don't see how in that two week period Eldred is a better option for us than the Anderson in CF/Swisher at 1B combination.
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His "career norm" is heavily influenced by his bad first full season. He's on an upward trend. I think you simply despise BA and never want to see him even have an opportunity to succeed with the Sox. Some fan you are.
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So what is he doing so well down there? He has an 18/77 BB/K ratio. That's horrendous in such a bad league.
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What's the worst that can happen? He comes up for 2 weeks and either dominates and gives us an offensive spark, or he sucks (like Konerko probably would have done) and he goes back down. Eldred, Swisher, and BA can all rotate between 1B, CF, and the bench of course no Eldred in CF, but you know what I mean), giving them all good playing time as well as rest/days off/good hitter to come off the bench. Every one else down there is either sucking or hurting. He's having a great year. Give him a shot. |
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I thought we wanted to shy away from homerun or nothing...this guy is the epitome of homerun or nothing. He is not good, he never will be. I hope we get a farm system in the next couple years, so we can stop hearing about how a 28-year-old minor league journeyman can help jumpstart the team. If Eldred was worth a damn, he wouldn't be in the Sox system this year. |
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Some speed off the bench is a better use of the roster spot for the next two weeks. |
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We really don't have any good options in Charlotte speed-wise. Owens has been horrible on the basepaths this season.
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I just can't believe there is any support for bringing Brad Eldred up. I'd rather bring Julio Franco back.
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