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Elly27stanton

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  1. Infante Morrison Ramirez Stanton Sanchez Buck Coghlan Dominguez Pitcher I think Cogs will have to prove he deserves to be at the top of the order again. He won't start out there. The more I look at the lineup, the more I begin to like it. ---I LOVE THIS
  2. In my opinion, the Marlins should consider grabbing this guy... Sure he has been through tons and tons of injuries. However, think about... Low risk, High Reward. With an invite to spring training you have many different positives. You have him trying to show a club that he can still play major league ball and you also have him showing Dominguez the ropes. Even if Dominguez where to "win" the job and Chavez performed decent with the bat in the spring he could be a cheap surprise option on the bench (Lefty Bat) and provide depth if Dominguez struggles early at the MLB level. He says hes healthier then ever. http://www.mlbtrader...g-comeback.html What is there to lose? Thoughts? yeah , nothing to lose .
  3. http://www.suntimes....eluca29.article According to major-league sources, Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria was intent on making Guillen his next manager. Talks, sources say, progressed to the point that there was discussion of executing a trade that would send Guillen, who has a year left on his contract, to the Marlins for 20-year-old outfielder Mike Stanton, who hit 22 home runs and knocked in 59 runs in just 100 games as a rookie this season.

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