Everything posted by Cantu&HanleyFan
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THE Trades
OHHHHHHHH, as long as he wanted to get back and play! Sure, lets give him a pat on the back as he hobbles on out there to 2nd base
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THE Trades
Strikeouts dont matter??????? :banghead How many of those strikeouts could had been game winners? homeruns? doubles?triples? Ill take those over walks anyday. Have you ever played the game before? Strikeouts are what you try not to do If he didnt pull a Gregg and stopped playing on it, he might have done better.
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THE Trades
Strikeouts dont matter??????? :banghead How many of those strikeouts could had been game winners? homeruns? doubles?triples? Ill take those over walks anyday. Have you ever played the game before? Strikeouts are what you try not to do
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THE Trades
2 differnet type of players. Louie is ment to get a single and not strikeout. Ugglas is to swing for the fences and strikeout. thus the reason why Castillo is a natural #2 hitter and Uggla is a natural #6 hitter. Now here is the question u need to ask urself, what are the marlins more in need of right now, a good #2 hitter (Coughlen) or a proven all star #6 hitter (Uggla)? We got enough power, we need baserunners. Proven all star? Didn't he suck because of pressure on the all star game? then had a mental breakdown? all stars dont do that.
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Of course I remember Castillo. I love Castillo. But the plain fact is that Castillo could never produce what Uggla does and he'll be the first one to say that. 2 differnet type of players. Louie is ment to get a single and not strikeout. Ugglas is to swing for the fences and strikeout.
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#3 i dont really like. It doesnt make sense to trade hermida after one bad season. I dont know why, but everyone seems to forget his great 2007 year. According to him, a players past is what matters. U really need to see a guys past stats to recognize how he will do in the future. But those 2007 stats are very misleading. That was the only year thus far that he has had respectable stats. He struck out over 100 times then too, and is not a power hitter. Hermida has not identified a type of hitter he will be, this will cause Fredi problems in deciding where to put him in the lineup So I should say Hermida will do good since he's career avg is .267 and averages 100 strikeouts
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THE Trades
Add to that that he is a rookie and most likely we cannot rely on him as much as Uggla in clutch situations, and i say this team gets a hell of a lot worse without Uggz Uggla: RISP w/2 Outs = .250 Average
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#3 i dont really like. It doesnt make sense to trade hermida after one bad season. I dont know why, but everyone seems to forget his great 2007 year. According to him, a players past is what matters.
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THE Trades
For the first trade, we are receiving to little in return. And i would like to keep Uggla because it is hard to replace his numbers. #2 will never work. The As have cust as a DH and their top prospect Daric Barton at first #3 i dont really like. It doesnt make sense to trade hermida after one bad season. I dont know why, but everyone seems to forget his great 2007 year. Yes, it is hard to replace his 117 strikeouts and incredible mental inconsistency No, it's hard to replace a guy who was 2nd in the league in OPS and 3rd in OBP amongst 2B. He's one of the best 2B in baseball and the best in the history of the franchise. the best in the history of the franchise. Do you remember Louie Castillo? My all-time favorite who was consistent, never had a mental breakdown and hit a whole friggin more than Uggla
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THE Trades
For the first trade, we are receiving to little in return. And i would like to keep Uggla because it is hard to replace his numbers. #2 will never work. The As have cust as a DH and their top prospect Daric Barton at first #3 i dont really like. It doesnt make sense to trade hermida after one bad season. I dont know why, but everyone seems to forget his great 2007 year. Yes, it is hard to replace his 117 strikeouts and incredible mental inconsistency #2 Barton .226 avg. #3 "I dont know why, but everyone seems to forget his great 2007 year" This is what we call the past, what we are worried about is the present and the future.
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Greg Cote has his finger on the pulse of the team.
U can always love the team, I can always criticize their lack of effort (HERMIDA!!!!!!!!) Or just hate on the owner for not giving a sh*t about the team he owns. I always love to bring up that even though Loria is so hesitant to spend money on this team, before this year started he gave $20 million to get his name on a building at an old art school he attended Or you can realize that Loria is the best owner we've ever had and he has spent money on the team to help it compete. This team is better than the 2005 team and as such (with a stadium on the way) the fish will spend more money. Loria has been the best we've ever had. that's not saying much Yes he did a firesale but which Marlins owner hasnt? He has gotten the stadium done, he got us a good team(Not talking about Jake, Hermida, Willingham, Gregg) Overall, he is the best we've had. Even if he is a lying sack of S#!T
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Greg Cote has his finger on the pulse of the team.
U can always love the team, I can always criticize their lack of effort (HERMIDA!!!!!!!!) Or just hate on the owner for not giving a sh*t about the team he owns. I always love to bring up that even though Loria is so hesitant to spend money on this team, before this year started he gave $20 million to get his name on a building at an old art school he attended Or you can realize that Loria is the best owner we've ever had and he has spent money on the team to help it compete. This team is better than the 2005 team and as such (with a stadium on the way) the fish will spend more money. Loria has been the best we've ever had.
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Greg Cote has his finger on the pulse of the team.
Hey I love this team. Don't question my fan hood. As a fan, I have a right to criticize any move that is made by the front office, I have also praised them many times for many things they have done. I am one of the few fans that have stayed through all the sh*t this and the past FO has put us through. So I take it as an insult that u do not believe that i am a true fan Do I have to go to my room now? :boo-woo I am going to make u watch a Mets game, that's right a mets game, Heard you the first time. Wanna start in a pissing contest?
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Greg Cote has his finger on the pulse of the team.
Hey I love this team. Don't question my fan hood. As a fan, I have a right to criticize any move that is made by the front office, I have also praised them many times for many things they have done. I am one of the few fans that have stayed through all the sh*t this and the past FO has put us through. So I take it as an insult that u do not believe that i am a true fan Do I have to go to my room now? :boo-woo
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Greg Cote has his finger on the pulse of the team.
This article I hope is a joke, because we have ZERO need for Beltre. Why would we need another sh*tty fielder who strikes out a lot? Randy Winn is a laughable thought. He is old, puts up a crappy average and at this point is as good as having Luis Gonzalez on the team, but would cost more money. LOL, If this guy is serious, he should never write about baseball again, because obviously he knows zero about the sport and its day to day transactions Do you ever have anything nice to say? never, U can always make a better point for the negative case than u can for the affirmative Then how can you like a team? Or a sport at that? U can always love the team, I can always criticize their lack of effort (HERMIDA!!!!!!!!) Or just hate on the owner for not giving a sh*t about the team he owns. I always love to bring up that even though Loria is so hesitant to spend money on this team, before this year started he gave $20 million to get his name on a building at an old art school he attended I wish I could see you as a Nationals fan on their board. :bangdesk
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Greg Cote has his finger on the pulse of the team.
This article I hope is a joke, because we have ZERO need for Beltre. Why would we need another sh*tty fielder who strikes out a lot? Randy Winn is a laughable thought. He is old, puts up a crappy average and at this point is as good as having Luis Gonzalez on the team, but would cost more money. LOL, If this guy is serious, he should never write about baseball again, because obviously he knows zero about the sport and its day to day transactions Do you ever have anything nice to say? never, U can always make a better point for the negative case than u can for the affirmative Then how can you like a team? Or a sport at that?
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Greg Cote has his finger on the pulse of the team.
This article I hope is a joke, because we have ZERO need for Beltre. Why would we need another sh*tty fielder who strikes out a lot? Randy Winn is a laughable thought. He is old, puts up a crappy average and at this point is as good as having Luis Gonzalez on the team, but would cost more money. LOL, If this guy is serious, he should never write about baseball again, because obviously he knows zero about the sport and its day to day transactions Do you ever have anything nice to say?
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THE Trades
I don't think the A's want Jacobs tbh. They are looking to build off of pitching and defense for the future, and Jacobs doesn't fit in the plan. The third trade makes absolutely no sense, mostly because nobody would want Gregg via trade, and although Hermida has potential he has nearly ZERO trade value at this point Whos your source? Hermida is just like Quentin was with the D-Backs, they gave him time to grow up, and he never did. They let him go at the end of his contract, and the White Sox signed him for almost minimum cash. Trade him before teams realize it.
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THE Trades
I don't think the A's want Jacobs tbh. They are looking to build off of pitching and defense for the future, and Jacobs doesn't fit in the plan. The third trade makes absolutely no sense, mostly because nobody would want Gregg via trade, and although Hermida has potential he has nearly ZERO trade value at this point Whos your source?
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The Twins have Delmon Young in RF, and despite not having a great year, he has potential meaning they certainly wouldnt need Hermida No sir, Denard Span is their right fielder, Young is in left.
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Greg Cote has his finger on the pulse of the team.
Category 2 hurricanes create less wind than the Marlins did fanning in 2008. :owned
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Team Achievement over Payroll Expectation Ranking
chokin' Mets :kicknutz
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THE Trades
Now bear with me. I have done my research and have checked sites and this is what I have come up with: -------------------- Los Angeles Dodgers: Matt Kemp Florida Marlins: Dan Uggla Jesus Delgado ----------------- Oakland Athletics: Joey Devine Florida Marlins: Mike Jacobs ---------------- Minnesota Twins: Craig Breslow Mariano Gomez Cash Florida Marlins: Jeremy Hermida Kevin Gregg ---------------- First order of business, Power. You could probably say that we are losing have of our power by trading Jacobs and Uggla. But, power is not what we need right now. We have enough in McPherson, Cantu, and Hanley. We need to go back and bring out the small ball Jack McKeon used to run. But with Uggla and Jake gone, we are also cutting our errors in half. Now for my explanations on these trades: ----------------- The Dodger Trade Dodger's Point of View No matter how much you deny it and with the right bait, Kemp can be available. Kemp is an unnecessary luxury. He is great to have but unneeded. If the Dodgers sign Manny, eventhough he said before the trade that he didn't want his new team to sign him and he has said hes happy in LA, the Dodgers would have Manny, A-Jones, JP, Kemp, and Andre Ethier. Wow. Jeff Kent has said very recently that he has a a great final season. Their current second-baseman starter Blake DeWitt is nothing special so they could use and afford Uggla. The Dodgers website said that their winter project will be pitching so Delgado will be a good addition. Marlins Point of View Kemp would be one of the smartest additions to the team. We could have him in right field and in the second spot of the lineup. He has some power that can subsitute Uggla's. As for Delgado, he also is an unnecessary luxury since we have plenty of pitching prospects. For 2nd base, we could let Coughlin and Andino battle it out in Spring Training. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Oakland Trade Athletics Point of View For awile now, the A's have needed a decent first baseman since Giambi left. Jacobs would be a great addition for them. Hes got power and is an All-Star compared to their current first baseman. They have a pretty good 'pen so Devine gone would not hurt them. Marlins Point of View Joey Devine has had a spectacular year. His stats don't lie: 6-1 | 0.59 | 42 Games. Jake, in my opinion would not be a bad loss. For next year, I would put Canu at 1st and Dallas at 3rd. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Twin's Point of View The Twins also have needed a good right fielder for awhile. Jeremy would be a good fit. Gregg can be a good setup man for them. Marlins Point of View Hermida and Gregg just have to go. We have given Hermida long enough to prove himself but he just hasn't pulled through. Gregg, well, I don't have to tell you. Breslow is an outstanding hurler. He has done great and would be a great pen-man for us. Gomez will be something to look for 2 years from now. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for reading this. Again, this is my opinion, if you don't agree with it, please don't discriminate me.
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Comment on my Opening Day Lineup
Ramirez SS Reason: He can get on base consistently Sanchez 1B Reason: He had .314 BA and 17 SB Cantu 3B Reason: He can drive in the top two but can get a single occasionally to load 'em up McPherson LF Reason: Had 98 RBIs so hes used to cleaning them up Pudge C Reason: Hes used to knockin in a run or two in the 5th spot Ross RF Reason: He has done great for us one spot down with 63 RBIs so maybe he can get more in one spot up Maybin CF Reason: If you have 2 lead-off guys, this should be were you put the second so the lineup evens out Coghlan 2B Reason: He can get a single or double very often so Hanley can get him in Johnson P Reason: No need Please type up any changes you would like.
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McPherson Position Change
I would like McPherson LF