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Lowell To Dodgers?

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Who the heck wrote this article anyway?

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miami herald it says here....

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The Herald has writers. ;)

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Not very good ones, but they do have them. :whistle

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oh and.... :no

Why is everybody so opposed to trading an overpaid 3rd baseman who isn't hitting to a team with a nice crop of young and cheap talent you could get in return?

 

Gotta pull the trigger if you can, plus that guy in left field isn't a bad 3rd baseman....

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if a player is not performing after a month and half, doesn't mean he is over paid. Lets have this conversation after the end of the season.

 

With that said, I'm not opposed to trading Lowell. Lowell or Conine are not the future of this franchise, Beckett/Willis and Cabrera are.

This sounds like a very Moneyball(the book)-style move on the DePodesta's part. They know Lowell's trade value has hit rock-bottom, and the Marlins may be willing to do something impulsive because our offense isn't where we want it to be right now. So, maybe they can figure they can get Lowell at below market value, and then keep him or turn around and trade him at a much higher value.

 

I don't think we should do this trade b/c sooner or later he's gonna break out of that and I'd rather it happen in Miami than in LA.

I'm amazed at where this thread has gone, considering the original poster misread conjecture based on nothing other than a couple of guys chewing the fat from a guy who throws stuff out there all the time fabricated from whole cloth.

 

We've gotten to the point in this thread where reality has taken a backseat to irrationality.

I'm amazed at where this thread has gone, considering the original poster misread conjecture based on nothing other than a couple of guys chewing the fat from a guy who throws stuff out there all the time fabricated from whole cloth.

 

We've gotten to the point in this thread where reality has taken a backseat to irrationality.

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Sounds kinda like politics.

Why would the Marlins feel pressure to do anything?? 1/2 game out of first place is panic time?

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i agree that it's ridiculous, but given that the offense has not lived up to expectations, its conceivable that a team might overreact, and a savvy GM of another team might try to take advantage of that. although you'd hope they give beinfest & co. more credit than that.

I have a "news" article for tomorrow's Miami Herald.

 

If the Yankees agree to pay all of A-Rod's salary, every team in MLB would take him :-)

I have a "news" article for tomorrow's Miami Herald.

 

If the Yankees agree to pay all of A-Rod's salary, every team in MLB would take him :-)

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Isnt Eric Weiner, the "Beast" on WQAM?

 

Yes, if the Yankess paid ARod's Salary every MLB would want him, but you could probably say that about 50% or more of the players.

Miami Herald's "sports article" won't be about Mike Lowell, it'll be about Ricky Williams tomm. :thumbup

Exactly, sentimental favorites and franchise faces don't win championships, talent does...

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Conine is a sentimental favorite, he is the face of the franchise, AND he played a major role in our 2003 championship.

Exactly, sentimental favorites and franchise faces don't win championships, talent does...

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Conine is a sentimental favorite, he is the face of the franchise, AND he played a major role in our 2003 championship.

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and?

Exactly, sentimental favorites and franchise faces don't win championships, talent does...

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Conine is a sentimental favorite, he is the face of the franchise, AND he played a major role in our 2003 championship.

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Conine is not the face of the Marlins

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