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Dr.Strangelove
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Posted: Sat Nov 7th, 2009 02:15 am |
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| http://www.blessyouboys.com/2009/11/5/1118215/five-detroit-tigers-file-for-free
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Dr.Strangelove
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Posted: Sat Nov 7th, 2009 07:36 pm |
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| http://www.cbssports.com/mlb
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Jim Colyer
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Posted: Mon Nov 9th, 2009 04:03 am |
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| The Yankees need to strengthen their outfield for the 2010 season.
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Dr.Strangelove
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Posted: Mon Nov 9th, 2009 04:07 am |
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Jim Colyer wrote: The Yankees need to strengthen their outfield for the 2010 season.
You don't like the kid that played for cabrera?
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Jim Colyer
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Posted: Mon Nov 9th, 2009 04:12 am |
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Gardner started the season off pretty strong. He weakened as it went on.
Matsui will not be around in 2010.
Damon will probably be the DH.
Swisher is unpredictable.
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Dr.Strangelove
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Posted: Mon Nov 9th, 2009 04:26 am |
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Jim Colyer wrote: Gardner started the season off pretty strong. He weakened as it went on.
Matsui will not be around in 2010.
Damon will probably be the DH.
Swisher is unpredictable.
Jason Bay is a free agent. You can have Magglio Ordonez for a bag of balls and a couple of bats.
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Dr.Strangelove
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Posted: Mon Nov 9th, 2009 04:29 am |
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09/10 free agents list.
Catchers
Eliezer Alfonzo (31)
Brad Ausmus (41)
Paul Bako (38)
Rod Barajas (34) - Type B-----Mets/Blue Jays
Josh Bard (32)
Michael Barrett (33)
Henry Blanco (38)
Ramon Castro (34)
Chris Coste (37)
Sal Fasano (38)
Toby Hall (34)
Michel Hernandez (31)
Ramon Hernandez (34) - $8.5MM club option with a $1MM buyout - Type B
Jason Kendall (36) - Type B
Jason LaRue (36)
Victor Martinez (31) - $7.7MM club option with a $250K buyout - Type A
Chad Moeller (35)
Bengie Molina (35) - Type A
Jose Molina (35)
Miguel Olivo (31) - Type B
Mike Redmond (39)
Ivan Rodriguez (38) - Type B
Brian Schneider (33)
Yorvit Torrealba (31) - Type B
Matt Treanor (34)
Javier Valentin (34)
Jason Varitek (38) - $5MM club/$3MM player option plus incentives - Type B
Vance Wilson (37)
Gregg Zaun (39) - $2MM club option with a $500K buyout; Zaun can void option
First basemen
Rich Aurilia (38)
Jeff Bailey (31)
Wilson Betemit (28)
Hank Blalock (29)
Russell Branyan (34) Mariners
Miguel Cairo (36)
Frank Catalanotto (36)
Tony Clark (38)
Carlos Delgado (38) - Type B
Nomar Garciaparra (36)
Ross Gload (34)
Eric Hinske (32)
Nick Johnson (31) - Type B
Adam LaRoche (30) - Type B
Doug Mientkiewicz (36)
Kevin Millar (38)
Fernando Tatis (35) - Type B
Chad Tracy (30)
Daryle Ward (35)
Dmitri Young (36)
Second basemen
Ronnie Belliard (35) - Type B
Jamey Carroll (36)
Alex Cora (34)
Craig Counsell (39)
Mark DeRosa (35) - Type B
Jerry Hairston Jr. (34) - Type B -Yankees
Orlando Hudson (32) - Type A -Mets
Adam Kennedy (34)
Felipe Lopez (30) - Type B
Mark Loretta (38)
Pablo Ozuna (35)
Placido Polanco (34) - Type A
Luis Rodriguez (30)
Juan Uribe (31)-Giants
Shortstops
Orlando Cabrera (35) - Type A, can't be offered arbitration-Red Sox
Juan Castro (38)
Alex Cora (34)
Craig Counsell (39)
Bobby Crosby (30)
Adam Everett (33)
Chris Gomez (39)
Alex Gonzalez (32) - $6MM mutual option with a $500K buyout
Khalil Greene (30)
Jerry Hairston Jr. (34) - Type B- Yankees
John McDonald (35)
Luis Rodriguez (30)
Marco Scutaro (34) - Type A
Miguel Tejada (36) - Type A
Omar Vizquel (43)
Jack Wilson (32) - $8.4MM club option with a $600K buyout
Third basemen
Rich Aurilia (38)
Brian Barden (29)
Adrian Beltre (31) - Type B
Wilson Betemit (28)
Aaron Boone (37)
Craig Counsell (39)
Joe Crede (32)
Bobby Crosby (30)
Mark DeRosa (35) - Type B
Pedro Feliz (35) - $5MM club option with a $500K buyout
Chone Figgins (32) - Type B
Nomar Garciaparra (36)
Troy Glaus (33) - Type B
Adam Kennedy (34)
Mike Lamb (34)
Mark Loretta (38)
Melvin Mora (38) - Type B
Pablo Ozuna (35)
Robb Quinlan (33)
Miguel Tejada (36) - Type A
Juan Uribe (31)
Left fielders
Garret Anderson (38) - Type B
Marlon Anderson (36)
Jason Bay (31) - Type A- Red Sox
Emil Brown (35)
Marlon Byrd (32) - Type B
Carl Crawford (28) - $10MM club option with a $1.25MM buyout - Type B
Johnny Damon (36) - Type A- Yankees
David Dellucci (36)
Cliff Floyd (37)
Matt Holliday (30) - Type A
Reed Johnson (33)
Greg Norton (37)
Wily Mo Pena (28)
Dave Roberts (38)
Gary Sheffield (41)
Fernando Tatis (35) - Type B
Marcus Thames (33)
Randy Winn (36) - Type B
Center fielders
Rick Ankiel (30)
Rocco Baldelli (28)
Marlon Byrd (32) - Type B
Mike Cameron (37) - Type B
Endy Chavez (32)
Coco Crisp (30)
Darin Erstad (36)
Jeff Fiorentino (27)
Ryan Freel (34)
Jerry Hairston Jr. (34) - Type B
Reed Johnson (33)
Andruw Jones (33)
Corey Patterson (30)
Scott Podsednik (34)
DeWayne Wise (32)
Right fielders
Jermaine Dye (36) - Type A
Brian Giles (39) - Type B
Vladimir Guerrero (35) - Type A
Eric Hinske (32)
Geoff Jenkins (35)
Austin Kearns (30)
Jason Michaels (34)
Xavier Nady (31) - Type B
Randy Winn (36) - Type B
Designated hitters
Hank Blalock (29)
Jason Giambi (39)
Ken Griffey Jr. (40)
Vladimir Guerrero (35) - Type A
Aubrey Huff (33) - Type B
Hideki Matsui (36) - Type B
Gary Sheffield (41)
Matt Stairs (42)
Mike Sweeney (36)
Jim Thome (39)
Starting pitchers
Brandon Backe (32)
Cha Seung Baek (30)
Miguel Batista (39)
Erik Bedard (31) - Type B- Yankees
Kris Benson (34)
Paul Byrd (39)
Daniel Cabrera (29)
Chris Capuano (31)
Aroldis Chapman (22)
Bartolo Colon (37)
Jose Contreras (38)
Doug Davis (34) - Type B
Justin Duchscherer (32) - Type B
Adam Eaton (32)
Shawn Estes (37)
Josh Fogg (33)
Jon Garland (30) - Type B
Tom Glavine (44)
Mike Hampton (37)
Rich Harden (28) - Type B
Mark Hendrickson (36)
Livan Hernandez (35)
Rich Hill (30)
Shawn Hill (29)
Tim Hudson (34) - $12MM mutual option with a $1MM buyout
Jason Jennings (31)
Jason Johnson (36)
Randy Johnson (46) - Type B
John Lackey (31) - Type A-
Braden Looper (35) - $6.5MM mutual option with possible buyout - Type B
Rodrigo Lopez (34)
Noah Lowry (29)
Jason Marquis (31) - Type B- Mets
Pedro Martinez (38)
Eric Milton (34)
Brett Myers (29)
Vicente Padilla (32) - Type B
Carl Pavano (34) - Type B
Brad Penny (32)
Odalis Perez (33)
Andy Pettitte (38) - Type B- Yankees
Joel Pineiro (31) - Type B
Sidney Ponson (33)
Mark Prior (28)
Horacio Ramirez (30)
Jason Schmidt (37)
Ben Sheets (31)
John Smoltz (43)
Brad Thompson (28)
Brett Tomko (37)
Tim Wakefield (43) - perpetual $4MM club option - Type B
Jarrod Washburn (35)
Todd Wellemeyer (31)
Kip Wells (33)
Randy Wolf (33) - Type A
Closers
Mike Gonzalez (32) - Type A
Kevin Gregg (32) - Type A
Fernando Rodney (33) - Type B
Rafael Soriano (30) - Type A
Jose Valverde (32) - Type A
Billy Wagner (38) - $8MM club option with a $1MM buyout (Red Sox agreed not to exercise) - Type A
Right-handed relievers
Luis Ayala (32)
Danys Baez (32)
Joaquin Benoit (32)
Rafael Betancourt (35) - $5.4MM club option - Type A
Chad Bradford (35)
Doug Brocail (43) - Type B
Kiko Calero (35) - Type B
Buddy Carlyle (32)
Chad Cordero (28)
Elmer Dessens (38)
R.A. Dickey (35)
Brendan Donnelly (38)
Octavio Dotel (36) - Type A
Kelvim Escobar (33)
Eric Gagne (34)
Geoff Geary (33)
Dan Giese (33)
Edgar Gonzalez (27)
Tom Gordon (42)
Jason Grilli (33)
LaTroy Hawkins (37) - Type A
Matt Herges (40)
Bob Howry (36) - Type B
Jason Isringhausen (37)
Jorge Julio (31)
Masahide Kobayashi (36)
Shane Loux (30)
Brandon Lyon (30) - Type B
Gary Majewski (30)
Guillermo Mota (36) - Type B
Joe Nelson (35)
Chan Ho Park (37) - Type B
Tomo Ohka (34)
Tony Pena Jr. (29)
Joel Peralta (34)
Troy Percival (40)
J.J. Putz (33)
Juan Rincon (31)
Takashi Saito (40)
Duaner Sanchez (30)
Rudy Seanez (41)
Justin Speier (36)
Russ Springer (41) - Type B
Julian Tavarez (37)
Brad Thompson (28)
Luis Vizcaino (35)
David Weathers (40) - Type B
Jeff Weaver (33)
Jamey Wright (35)
Yasuhiko Yabuta (37)
Tyler Yates (32)
Left-handed relievers
Joe Beimel (32) - Type B
Bruce Chen (33)
Alan Embree (40)
Scott Eyre (38) - Type B
Casey Fossum (32)
John Grabow (31) - Type A
Eddie Guardado (39)
Mark Hendrickson (36)
Ron Mahay (39)
Will Ohman (31) - Type B
Darren Oliver (39) - Type A
Horacio Ramirez (30)
Glendon Rusch (35)
Scott Schoeneweis (36)
Brian Shouse (41) - $1.9MM club option with a $200K buyout - Type B
Ken Takahashi (41)
Jack Taschner (32)
Ron Villone (40)
Jamie Walker (38)
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dem4life
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Posted: Mon Nov 9th, 2009 04:22 pm |
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Marcus Thames' time with Tigers is over
http://www.detnews.com/article/20091107/SPORTS0104/911070361/1129/rss15
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dem4life
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Posted: Wed Nov 11th, 2009 11:10 pm |
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Griffey to return for 2010
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=4644525
Ken Griffey Jr. has reached agreement on a one-year deal to return to the Seattle Mariners in 2010 in what will be his 22nd year in the majors.
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Dr.Strangelove
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Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2009 12:15 am |
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dem4life wrote: Marcus Thames' time with Tigers is over
http://www.detnews.com/article/20091107/SPORTS0104/911070361/1129/rss15
Reports are out that the tigers are shopping Granderson,Jackson and Laird. You believe this shi*?
Polly wins his 2nd gold glove and dombrowskis gutting the team.
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dem4life
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Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2009 12:22 am |
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Dr.Strangelove wrote: dem4life wrote: Marcus Thames' time with Tigers is over
http://www.detnews.com/article/20091107/SPORTS0104/911070361/1129/rss15
Reports are out that the tigers are shopping Granderson,Jackson and Laird. You believe this shi*?
Polly wins his 2nd gold glove and dombrowskis gutting the team.
I had not heard that. Are you joking with me...
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#1PhilliesGirl
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Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2009 02:45 am |
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I thought this was going to be about what the heck we're all doing now. I turned on the TV last night and the only thing I had worthwhile was the DC sniper and once again how the Famous But Incomedants have let us down.
I will have to go through Docs list and see who is available for a Phillies 3rd baseman but that longass list just hurts my head !! ![[fallingdown]](/forums/themes/default/laughing.gif)
Last edited on Thu Nov 12th, 2009 02:46 am by #1PhilliesGirl
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#1PhilliesGirl
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Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2009 02:50 am |
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| Dang nothing but a bunch of old farts available for 3rd.
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Dr.Strangelove
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Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2009 06:02 am |
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dem4life wrote: Dr.Strangelove wrote: dem4life wrote: Marcus Thames' time with Tigers is over
http://www.detnews.com/article/20091107/SPORTS0104/911070361/1129/rss15
Reports are out that the tigers are shopping Granderson,Jackson and Laird. You believe this shi*?
Polly wins his 2nd gold glove and dombrowskis gutting the team.
I had not heard that. Are you joking with me...
I really wish i was man but don shane just talked about it on ch.7 news tonight and added that (you may want to sit down for this) the YANKEES are very interested in curtis being there next centerfielder. I'm sick over this if its true and it really seems to be.
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Dr.Strangelove
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Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2009 06:04 am |
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#1PhilliesGirl wrote: Dang nothing but a bunch of old farts available for 3rd.
its just daffy duck with a screwball flag
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Dr.Strangelove
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Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2009 06:51 pm |
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Polanco to meet with phillies about playing 3rd base.
Yankees,Boston and Chicago Cubs reportedly interested in dealing for Granderson.
ESPN reporting that any deal will also include a "Dontrelle Willis"tax,meaning they have to take him and his 11 mill. salary as well.
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dem4life
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Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2009 07:15 pm |
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Dr.Strangelove wrote: Polanco to meet with phillies about playing 3rd base.
Yankees,Boston and Chicago Cubs reportedly interested in dealing for Granderson.
ESPN reporting that any deal will also include a "Dontrelle Willis"tax,meaning they have to take him and his 11 mill. salary as well.
Why would the TIGERS let Granderson and Polanco go? Who would replace the two of them? This doesn't make sense to me...
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Dr.Strangelove
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Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2009 07:33 pm |
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dem4life wrote: Dr.Strangelove wrote: Polanco to meet with phillies about playing 3rd base.
Yankees,Boston and Chicago Cubs reportedly interested in dealing for Granderson.
ESPN reporting that any deal will also include a "Dontrelle Willis"tax,meaning they have to take him and his 11 mill. salary as well.
Why would the TIGERS let Granderson and Polanco go? Who would replace the two of them? This doesn't make sense to me...
If they are just trying to dump salaries,which is the prevailing thought on wdfn,then they should start with magglio,inge,robertson,bonderman,raburn and willis,not cg,polly or jax.
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dem4life
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Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2009 10:30 pm |
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Dr.Strangelove wrote: dem4life wrote: Dr.Strangelove wrote: Polanco to meet with phillies about playing 3rd base.
Yankees,Boston and Chicago Cubs reportedly interested in dealing for Granderson.
ESPN reporting that any deal will also include a "Dontrelle Willis"tax,meaning they have to take him and his 11 mill. salary as well.
Why would the TIGERS let Granderson and Polanco go? Who would replace the two of them? This doesn't make sense to me...
If they are just trying to dump salaries,which is the prevailing thought on wdfn,then they should start with magglio,inge,robertson,bonderman,raburn and willis,not cg,polly or jax. I would drop those 4 like a hot potato...
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dem4life
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Posted: Thu Nov 12th, 2009 11:15 pm |
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Here's what Dombrowski is saying (or not saying)...
http://www.detnews.com/article/20091112/SPORTS0104/911120419/1129/rss15
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