I really think he will be roaming the red sox outfield next year. They need a bat and he would fit their lineup perfectly.
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I really think he will be roaming the red sox outfield next year. They need a bat and he would fit their lineup perfectly.
Baseball will have it's 9th different champion in 10 years. Parity at its best.
Well, the ideal would be to drop Ibanez and we could start Brown in Left Field. But I don't see that happening. As much as I like Werth's power, Shane is the better clutch player. I'd rather keep him.
Ugh, if we were the Yankees, we wouldn't have to think about things like this
A-Rod Finally Leads Rangers To World Series
ARLINGTON, TX—Ten years after signing a record $252 million contract to play baseball in Texas, third baseman Alex Rodriguez finally delivered for the Rangers by leading the franchise to its first-ever World Series. "A-Rod came up big for us this entire series, all the way up until the last out," Rangers manager Ron Washington told reporters during a postgame press conference, saying that the Rangers would have had no chance of beating the New York Yankees without Rodriguez's remarkable performance at the plate. "It was a long time coming, but you have to give the guy credit. He was the Rangers' MVP, no question." Washington added that seeing Rodriguez take Texas to the World Series was one thing, but A-Rod almost single-handedly beating the Yankees was "extra sweet."
ARLINGTON, TX—Ten years after signing a record $252 million contract to play baseball in Texas, third baseman Alex Rodriguez finally delivered for the Rangers by leading the franchise to its first-ever World Series. "A-Rod came up big for us this entire series, all the way up until the last out," Rangers manager Ron Washington told reporters during a postgame press conference, saying that the Rangers would have had no chance of beating the New York Yankees without Rodriguez's remarkable performance at the plate. "It was a long time coming, but you have to give the guy credit. He was the Rangers' MVP, no question." Washington added that seeing Rodriguez take Texas to the World Series was one thing, but A-Rod almost single-handedly beating the Yankees was "extra sweet."
Beyond Sabathia the Yankees pitching staff is questionable at best.
Well, the ideal would be to drop Ibanez and we could start Brown in Left Field. But I don't see that happening. As much as I like Werth's power, Shane is the better clutch player. I'd rather keep him.
Ugh, if we were the Yankees, we wouldn't have to think about things like this
I'm not sure that Brown is ready to be a full time MLB player. Of course, once Werth came back from his brief injury we barely saw Brown. There's really no way to judge him based on a smattering of pinch hit appearances. I look forward to seeing his progress in winter ball. Personally, I like Victorino's attytood. The guy's a gamer, and the team needs some guys with emotion to counterbalance Utley's ice man routine.
I think the Yanks would have been better this year if pitchers went the distance, or at least tried to. This business of using 5 or 6 during a game has got to stop.
BTW, happy birthday Pedro Martinez. What's he doing these days, BTW?
^^^ Looks like Pedro sat out 2010 but is interested in 2011 comeback http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedro_Martinez
I'm taking applications to join the Carlos Beltran Called 3rd Strike 12 Step Program all month...
How awful. 
Game One: Giants.
3 more wins, boys.
3 more wins, boys.
Not the pitching duel I was expecting in game 1.
How about those Giants? 9-0 in Game 2...
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Walker: Texas Rangers
Finally...a Giants game with a low level of torture!
Finally...a Giants game with a low level of torture!
Got a bit concerned when Renteria dropped that one bit, but it didn't matter after all. 
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