I love posts about trade ideas, especially bad ones.
by PhiSlamma on May 19, 2009 8:59 AM PDT
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The Brewers second basemen just went down for the year. They need one. So, hell, I was thinking lets give them Izturis, or Aybar for something.
No, not Braun. Get that out of your mind now. As much as I would love to have a player on the Angels with the nickname "The Hebrew Hammer" its not going to happen.
The Mets also need a firstbasemen, which, maybe, if you think about it we might have depth at. When Vlad comes back to the fulltime DH role, where can we get Naps some consistent playing time? First base? Me thinks so. Although Kendry has been on a tear, it might be fun to play with the idea of working up a package to the Mets.
Obviously we probably won't do either of these things, but, hey, we can discuss it.
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Except, for the 18,000 times....
GMJ HAS A NO-TRADE CLAUSE IN HIS CONTRACT
Do it for Nick '09
by BryanHarvey'sMoustache on May 19, 2009 10:09 AM PDT up reply actions 1 recs
Not for too much longer...
*full no-trade clause, 2007-09
*limited no-trade clause, 2010-11 (may block deals to 4 clubs)
Meaning he can be traded next year if the Angels so desire.
He could be traded this year, since he is unhappy with the playing time. A no-trade clause it at the player’s discretion. If he can start elsewhere, he would waive the NTC.
Make some noise already people. Come on!
by Downing Rules on May 19, 2009 10:15 AM PDT up reply actions
I get that...
but its pretty obvious no team out is willing to give GMJ a full-time playing position.
Do it for Nick '09
by BryanHarvey'sMoustache on May 19, 2009 10:16 AM PDT up reply actions
At least not at $10M per annum … you are right. He might be attractive at $1M per year or even league minimum.
Make some noise already people. Come on!
by Downing Rules on May 19, 2009 10:18 AM PDT up reply actions
Bad Trades...
I dis-agree that a trade involved moving Izturis or Aybar would be considered Bad. Although Izturis has been clutch, he’s a slap hitter that doesn’t show much power. Aybar’s defense can pretty stellar, but sometimes falls apart. And Wood at SS would greatly increase our infield power. And from what I’ve seen he’s pretty good with the glove at SS.
I am a little like Acuda, I’ve got somewhat of a man crush on Morales. Napoli will stay in the line up most days due to his catching, even when Vlad gets back. I don’t want to see Morales get traded. I project next year if we do not re-sign Vlad, Abreu or Figs our line up next year could look like this…
RF Matthews
2B Kendrick
CF Hunter
DH Rivera
1B Napoli
LF Morales
3B Wood
C Mathis/Buddie/Conger
SS Aybar/SRod
RIP Nick Adenhart 4/9/09
???
Matthews leading off?
Kendrick stays as he continues to hit 230?
Buddie/Conger? WHAT? Conger wont be ready and did you forget about Bobby Wilson?
Also, Napoli has never played first as far as I’m aware. But guess who has…Bobby Wilson.
Do it for Nick '09
by BryanHarvey'sMoustache on May 19, 2009 10:21 AM PDT up reply actions
I didn't think about Wilson.
Napoli will be our catcher for the foreseeable future. But along with Buddie, Wilson, and yes Conger we are going to need to do something. The suggestion to move Napoli to 1st is that will allow Mathis to catch every day and move up either Wilson or Buddie and keep Nap in the line-up. Now you can keep Napoli in the DH spot and really nothing changes. Morales stays at 1st. And Rivera plays Left.
And using the roster I put up there, who would you bat lead off? Aybar? Torii? Matthews did bat a little lead off for us last year when Figgins was hurt. And if you don’t bat Kendrick 2nd, who bats 2nd? Aybar?
We’ve got a plethora of talent down on the farm. We’re deep in the catch and in the middle infield. So what do we do? A trade is going to have to happen at some point. Maybe not until the off-season, but there will be move coming.
RIP Nick Adenhart 4/9/09
thats your problem in the first place....
you didnt take into consideration a leadoff hitter. Something which is key to a Mike Sociscia team.
I dont think it is entirely out of the question that Aybar could be groomed into a lead-off hitter.
Also, dont be so quick to think Conger and or Budde are going to make it in the bigs. Hell, we dont even know if Bobby Wilson is a big league talent. He seems small for a catcher.
In addition, why is Abreu not in your lineup? I would keep Abreu over keeping Vlad. Notice: abreu can actually run, take walks and play the field while Vlad is two-steps away from an old folks home.
Do it for Nick '09
by BryanHarvey'sMoustache on May 19, 2009 3:56 PM PDT up reply actions
Then again....
if you are like most baseball fans then your immediate response is going to be…BUT VLAD CAN HIT HOMERUNS!!!!!!
pah. you dont win titles hitting home runs.
Do it for Nick '09
by BryanHarvey'sMoustache on May 19, 2009 3:57 PM PDT up reply actions
FINE. I will...
Do it for Nick '09
by BryanHarvey'sMoustache on May 19, 2009 10:08 PM PDT up reply actions
The leadoff batter is irrelevant
That batting position usually starts the game off, and that’s it. What you want is speed at the top of the line-up… which Abreu has, along with a great OBP. It appears with his age, and hitting in our ballpark, that the power isn’t wat it used to be… and that’s okay. Anyways, I’d be thrilled with:
1. Bobby Abreu (RF) (Resign him)
2. Howie Kendrick (2nd)
3. Jason Bay or Matt Holliday (LF)
4. Torii Hunter (CF)
5. Kendry Morales (1st)
6. Mike Napoli ©
7. Juan Rivera (DH)
8. Brandon Wood (3rd)
9. Erick Aybar (SS)
Bench:
Gary Matthews Jr. (I doubt he’s going anywhere) (4th OF)
Jeff Mathis (Back-up catcher)
Macier Izturis (2nd, SS, 3rd)
Reggie Willits (5th OF)
Matt Brown (1st, 3rd, LF, RF… Basically Rob Quinlan but talented)
SP1: Jake Peavy (Everyone has their price)
SP2: John Lackey (Resign him)
SP3: Ervin Santana
SP4: Joe Saunders
SP5: Jered Weaver
BP1: Kelvim Escobar (Resign him, pending health)
BP2: Darren Oliver (Ask him for 1 more year)
BP3: Brian Fuentes (Situational lefty and spot closer)
BP4: Matt Palmer or Rich Thompson (Long relievers/spot starter)
Set-up: Scot Shields
Closer: Jose Arredondo
There are a few shake-ups there:
1. First up, Jason Bay. If Boston doesn’t resign him first than we have to try. If not Bay, than maybe Matt Holliday. One of them steps in Vlads place.
2. The resigning of Bobby Abreu. He’s a contact guy, with a great OBP. His defense doesn’t kill us. He steals bases, and he’s a phenomenal mentor to the younger players.
3. No Chone Figgins??? Not at the money he’s going to want and damnit it’s Woods turn. He’s ready!
4. Screw Rob Quinlan… Matt Brown is a more talented player.
5. The Jake Peavy situation. This is likely a stretch I know this. But, a winning team is something he wants. He’s close to SD which is what he wants. I can’t help the National league thing… it is what it is. But the trade for Peavy is Jordan Walden, Anthony Ortega, and Hank Conger. If it get’s the deal done, Freddy Sandoval, or Mark Trumbo. I can’t see them wanting Trumbo though because they already have Gonzalez. Peavy just shut the White Sox down because of winning formula, location, and league. We offer 2 of 3. Will the Cubs up the deal? That means they have to resign Harden as well. Hardens money would likely go to Peavy. Okay, so next year, we make a major play for Harden. The Padres won’t trade within their own division to the Dodgers, so they’re out of the equation. Do the Braves have enough to make the deal happen? That, I don’t know. But if you’re going after Peavy, it needs to happen soon before the dead like approaches and you get into a bidding war.
6. No Vlad. Well… this is a tough one. But it’s a business. Bay and Holliday are both younger and better investments for the franchise at this point. If I could sign Vlad to a 2-3 year, $16-24M deal, I would. But then you have to trade Rivera, or not resign Abreu. I think Abreu fits the line-up I gave better than Vlad.
Forgot something on the Peavy deal...
It’s the only trade this year for us and it doesn’t directly affect the 25 man roster. Maybe in depth in case of injuries but I think our bug came early this year.
Next day post...
Had another thought. I like Aybar, but if the Padres need a SS, I’d throw him in the deal for Peavy. Then, let Wood go to SS, and bring up Matt Brown who will eventually take 3rd over from Figgins next year.
That’s my last post on my post, haha, sorry.
Good, but not good at the same time
How do we afford Peavy, Lackey, Bay/Holliday, and Abreu. Chupa is certainly not going to be this cheap nxt year. So this roster will not be entirely possible
RIP Nick Adenhart 4/9/09
by vlad IS my man on May 23, 2009 9:24 AM PDT up reply actions
I thought the same thing so I worked some numbers...
Vlad, Escobar, Figgins, Speier, and Quinlan’s 2009 salaries total $37M. The only one I bring back is Escobar, at $2-3M for a reliever. Bringing Abreu back for a 2 year deal at $16-20M. Lackey gets a $3-5M bump up in pay which brings his total to $13-15M per. Maybe back load Lackey’s contract so it would extend beyond Peavy’s so it’s not $40M for just two pitchers. Peavy makes $15M in 2010. And bringing in Bay or Holliday for $14-18M at however many years.
Monies expiring: $37M
New monies beyond our current payroll: Approximately $41M.
A $4M dollar increase to $117M isn’t breaking the bank, and we’re bringing in seriously solid talent. Also take into account a 10% increase for other player salaries bringing our total payroll to $128M. That still leaves us with the 6th highest payroll (And where we stand today) behind, the Yankees, Mets, Cubs, Red Sox, and Tigers.
It works… all we need now is a GM with the balls to pull it off.
I used to believe this as well...
but the fact is, we have had great pitching and contact hitting the last 6 years and we have ZERO championships in that time. What was missing from those teams?? That’s right…power hitters
RIP Nick. We will miss you!
As far as the leadoff hitter
I’d rather get a vet with good OBP skills who can steal bases then resign Figgins, who’s probably going to require a three-year deal. Damon and Winn will both be availiable. In Scioscia’s system they will burn up the basepaths
Another option is trading for Carl Crawford, who will be a free agent after next season. Same with Coco Crisp. It depends on where those teams are…
Here’s how I envision the lineup next year:
LF Free Agent
2B Kendrick
DH Free Agent (Vlad or someone else)
CF Hunter
1B Morales
C Napoli
RF Rivera
SS Aybar
3B Wood
Damon and Winn are attractive because
they can probably be had for dirt cheap just like Abreu. Then after next year we can look for a long-term solution, or maybe even Bourjos will be ready
eh
Winn is a 4th outfielder, and we’re already paying a boatload for one of those, and Damon will agree to a contract to stay with the Skanks, you can bank on it.
Hmmm...
An OF with speed and no arm?
Why not just trade for Juan Pierre?
by George Kaplan on May 22, 2009 5:45 AM PDT up reply actions
I think Howie hits about
.230 lifetime in the top of the lineup in the MLB. Maybe we should wait a bit to put him back there.
Angel Pitching (Adenhart), Angel Defense - get past that.
by vladtheimpaler on May 20, 2009 12:14 AM PDT up reply actions
If he hasn't figured it out by next year
He shouldn’t be in the lineup at all.
My bad
didn’t notice you said next year.
Angel Pitching (Adenhart), Angel Defense - get past that.
by vladtheimpaler on May 20, 2009 12:19 AM PDT up reply actions
Abreu is not in my line up
Because I don’t think he will be giving an additional discount to stay here. I
RIP Nick Adenhart 4/9/09
Bad Trades???
If we don’t resign Vlad, Abreu or Figgy then here is what the lineup will be, IF WE DON’T GET A FREE AGENT TO LEAD OFF.
1. Aybar SS
2. Kendrick 2B
3. Morales 1B ( ow can you move him?)
4. Hunter CF
5. Napoli DH
6. Rivera LF
7. Wood 3B
8. Mathis C
9. Willits/Matthews RF
Not that the order ever stays the same… its more where guys will play. i think they will sign at least one free agent this off-season. If they don’t then I think that the starting lineup will look something like this. I can’t believe you want to move Morales to LF that is just DUMB. With the way he can play first base? I am not saying that Nap’s couldn’t do it but come on. Mathis and Nap’s will have the same rotation next year. I think Willits is gone but this is what Soth’s team would look like if you let the free agents go. You did say that they were not likely trades….. THEY WILL NEVER HAPPEN. The team will not make any trades until the team has been 100% for at least 2 months. MAYBE right before the trading deadline.
"don't worry about the past, there is not future in it."
-Yogi Berra
by pendletonmike on May 19, 2009 10:35 PM PDT up reply actions
Inclination...
to re-sign Figgy for a couple years, bring Woody up to play SS, and trade the heck out of Eybar or Gazoo. See what we can get out of Milw in a package that includes one of those two plus prospects…how about Mat Gamel from Milw…?
Miss you Nick...! RIP
Uh, no.
Trust me on this one, as the HalosHeaven resident Brewers fan, Mat Gamel is not going to be traded.
We can offer can't we?
He or Braun are the only 2 position players I want from that team…
Miss you Nick...! RIP
Where does Gamel play?
He’s a 1B/3B… if we resign Figgy and keep Morales there’s no room for him
Hence the two they aren't trading.
Funny how that works.
I brought sexy back, but they only gave me store credit....
Seriously..
If you guys didn’t already have Morales I’d say to go for Pujols!
by seamariners85 on May 20, 2009 3:25 PM PDT up reply actions
ehh, Pujols seems more of a me first guy, and he cant bunt.
Does NOT fit into Scioscias system
That'll only happen if that one prospect is the second coming of Christ and redemption for mankind can only be achieved by smacking many balls out of the yard.
-The Limey
by anaheim angels on May 21, 2009 12:09 AM PDT up reply actions
While I disagree with your suggestion....
I think its the first reasonable “trade post.” Furthermore, its coherent!
Here is my problem, Vlad is getting old. I love the guy but with Napoli on a tear and a plethora of hard-hitting prospects wasting away in Triple-A, the question must be asked:
“Will the the Angels resign Vlad next year?”
I support resigning Vlad. However, if he resigns, he needs to take a secondary role as a full-time DH and he needs to take as paycut. These are two things that are undoubtedly are going to HAVE to be agreed upon by Vlad. Will he do it? Who knows. Something tells me there is some waster of a team who will cough up the dough and actually let him play RF on a regular basis.
That being said, if we make a trade like you suggest and then lose Vlad next year, then we essentially lost two power hitters and have a gap at first. Plus, while I am all for Naps, lets see if the guy is still doing his thang in Aug/Sept.
I think we need to reconsider our IF. And I suspect that next year we will be without Figgy and HK. Everyone screams Aybar and Izzy but Aybar is young and Izzy is clutch so I think they stay.
A good question is: Who is on the trading block THIS year? You might be right in your assumption that K-Mo might be on it. I hope not though.
Do it for Nick '09
by BryanHarvey'sMoustache on May 19, 2009 10:18 AM PDT reply actions
Wasn't there an article somewhere
about Vlad being willing to take a hometown discount and/or wanting to finish his career with the Angels?
If so think we should to resign him and fit him into the role Salmon filled during his final years.
On the block this year, I’d like to think one of the 3 guys blocking though I usually name a different one each time.
I doubt Kowbell is on the block, unless we’re getting a 1B-Man back.\
Who else do we have to play the position?
Napoli, Juan, nor Matt Brown are going to be handed the position (barring injury) while the Soth still believes we have a shot at the division.
*Ade-Rock 34*
by TheTypingFiend on May 19, 2009 12:37 PM PDT up reply actions
no that he is hitting, we might actually be able to trade him....
Something tells me Figgy stays through the rest of this year. I think hes too much of a “team” guy for Soth to let him go so quickly. However, what the hell do I know?
Do it for Nick '09
by BryanHarvey'sMoustache on May 19, 2009 10:22 AM PDT up reply actions
True
But if Figgy were dealt, I wouldn’t mind seeing Abreu lead off. High OBP, decent speed, and obviously a singles machine now.
RIP Nick Adenhart, #34
I've thought this too
But that would mean that Aybar becomes our permanent 2-hole hitter for the rest of the year, the thought of which terrifies me.
Mike likes to ride the hot hand
I’m fine with it for now with no other viable alternative, but once Vlad comes back I can see Abreu getting bumped down to #2, putting our 2 best on base guys at the top of the order.
why? Hes batting like 308?
why does everyone hate on Aybar??
Do it for Nick '09
by BryanHarvey'sMoustache on May 19, 2009 1:11 PM PDT up reply actions
His OBP
is .323…worst on the team among regulars besides Howie. I don’t care what kind of speed he has or about his ability to bunt, that isn’t a two-hole hitter.
I do agree, however, that he has been an asset to this team so far. With Wood waiting behind him and tearing up AAA, it makes Aybar a big target, which is unfair. He has great defensive range and If he continues to slug .450 and hit for Avg., it is going to force some tough decisions come July.
Personally
I think Wood gives us another power bat in the line-up. And I think small ball certainly does have merit, but I want my Halos to go to Boston in October and to watch several players do what Napoli did. When you can change the face of the game with a swing of the bat you certainly bring something to the table. Wood has been on a tear in the Minors. Instead of auditioning Wood for the playoffs in August, lets do it now. Let Wood play.
Aybar certainly has value in a trade. Let’s make his 308 BA a selling point. His trade value will only deflate through out the year.
RIP Nick Adenhart 4/9/09
Im all for Wood playing...
but not letting Aybar go nor having an aging 35 (36?) year old Gary Matthews Jr. who is a lifetime hitter of 259. and a bad back to boot leadoff. HUH?
Do it for Nick '09
by BryanHarvey'sMoustache on May 19, 2009 4:02 PM PDT up reply actions
Considering our organizational depth at the positions he plays...
His versatility might be just as or more important as a bargaining chip in a trade, i.e. not only does it make his low BA (for a leadoff hitter) less glaring, but (obviously) it also allows the Angels to shop him to more teams and at more positions.
If we weren’t so stocked in AAA and didn’t have so many proven OFs, Figgy would be more valuable to this team in roving utility role. But we aren’t even using him as a utility guy! We stick him at 3B everyday and block Wood.
RIP Nick Adenhart, #34
MOST TRADABLE PLAYERS who we could replace from within
Mathis (catching in demand)
Howie (Okay everyone start crying)
Problem with trading HK
is he is already heavily marketed. Although he has been far far far far far far far far far far less effective in absolutely every area of baseball than we all thought (a horrific .287 OBP with only six walks to his 26 strikeouts, not to mention a .987 FP) the Angels are most likely keeping him due to his ability to be marketed.
Although I would love to see him traded just to make those awful, horrible, mind wrenching Howard’s commercials go away.
I brought sexy back, but they only gave me store credit....
Also, can someone kill the guy who thought of making that Morongo casino commercial
that song that is just blaring the entire time makes me want to kill a puppy.
I brought sexy back, but they only gave me store credit....
…nobody can help they are all slowly walking toward that casino…
by Rev Halofan on May 19, 2009 11:47 AM PDT up reply actions
+ infinity
for pressing the “murder button” on the Morongo commercial
Meet me @ the budweiser patio
by BigBangRobbDawgg on May 19, 2009 5:21 PM PDT up reply actions
Memo to Angels Baseball Advertisers:
I have the television on mute and am missing your hypnotic commercials. Replace Steve Physioc and I might hear your pitch!
Wait...are we talking about the one that's some chick singing "Take me a-wayyyy. Take me a-wayyyyyy, etc"?
Whatever dude.
by Mayheminthehood on May 19, 2009 5:47 PM PDT up reply actions
Crying, but you might be right.
Let’s face it, there’s at least an even chance that Howie ends up being just a decent player, and possibly even a mediocre one. Only problem is we’d be selling very low on him right now, so the return won’t be the best. But maybe he finally learns to recognize a slider and turns into the all star we all thought he would be.
My question is: What exactly do we get from these teams that need middle infielders and catchers? A starter would be nice but no one will give up even a decent one at this point, and really the same goes for relievers.
Funny thing is...
Fla fans are killing their FO for not taking the package the Angels offered for Miggy…HK would have gone in that deal…and we would have had Fat Miggy and maybe Willis…????
Miss you Nick...! RIP
Vlad
IF Ninja is not going to re-sign him, then why not also consider moving Vlad? Watching him run makes my knees hurt, and I just don’t think he will age gracefully given how hard he plays the game.
I agree regarding Mathis and Howie. I’d also lump Willits, Rivera, Izzie, and Aybar into the trade bin. I’m on the fence about Figgins, he’s adds a dimension to the line-up that is difficult to replace, however Abreu could fill the lead-off role. My concern with Figgins is that he probably has only a couple more seasons before the wheels fall off.
Why Trade Guerrero?
Guerrero is our first legitimate player to get a shot at getting into the Hall of Fame. You need to let him finish his playing years with the Angels. He can DH until he is ready to retire.
Be careful
We should not let the sentimentality of having one of our players in the HoF cloud our judgment.
Also, mustard man did not call for an outright trade of Vlad; he said to do it only if the Angels are not going to re-sign him anyway.
RIP Nick Adenhart, #34
and a Del Taco stand
Rest in Peace Adenhart
by princeton11loveshalos on May 19, 2009 1:36 PM PDT up reply actions
NO WAY THEY TAKE THAT!!!
we have to throw in Willits!
That'll only happen if that one prospect is the second coming of Christ and redemption for mankind can only be achieved by smacking many balls out of the yard.
-The Limey
by anaheim angels on May 19, 2009 6:19 PM PDT up reply actions
Package up a deal for this...
include Matt Brown and a pitching prospect…Braun is the shit
Miss you Nick...! RIP
send him to the brewers
maybe get a reliever like villanueva, something to improve the pen!
They should rename Angel Stadium to "Heaven"
On the trade block...
Lackey 2 season starting on the DL, looking for a premium contract with no discount, and is losing a little control on the curve. Still will win 10-16 games this year.
Figgins Losing speed, no power, and blocks Wood. Adds immediate depth for any outfield or infield. Has good defense at third and still has gas in the tank.
Aybar Lost his speed from AAA, very little power, has had some errors. Still young and has flashy defense. Being able to play 2B or SS makes him versatile.
RIP Nick Adenhart 4/9/09
No one needs a shortstop more than San Diego
PEAVY-PEAVY-PEAVY
(I like beating dead horses. Don’t tell PETA)
Angel Pitching (Adenhart), Angel Defense - get past that.
by vladtheimpaler on May 19, 2009 3:41 PM PDT reply actions 1 recs
If any trade is made it must be for good pitching. That's how we win the most games.
I am The Iron Man.
+1
Angel Pitching (Adenhart), Angel Defense - get past that.
by vladtheimpaler on May 19, 2009 11:55 PM PDT up reply actions
And now he's on his way to Chi-Town
I think we’re really missing the boat. Having Peavy would certainly change the dynamic of contract negotiations with Lackey.
RIP Nick Adenhart 4/9/09
Here are the keepers who should not be traded:
1B: Morales (no explanation needed)
2B: Kendrick – We’d be selling low, and the potential is still there.
SS: Aybar (this may sound ridiculous, but if he can hit well and give league average offense, he’s a pretty good player)
3B: Wood.
That’s our future infield, it’s cheap, talented and will be locked up for years to come.
That leaves Figgins really, who is on the block. Vlad and Abreu should only be traded if we are out of contention
But I don’t see Figgins getting traded, he’s too valuable to Mike Scioscia’s system
by NoGimmicks on May 20, 2009 12:06 AM PDT reply actions 1 recs
Since we won't be out of contention
And since Mike won’t trade Figgy: Then who are we going to trade for Peavy (ok, who are we going to trade for somebody).
Angel Pitching (Adenhart), Angel Defense - get past that.
by vladtheimpaler on May 20, 2009 12:22 AM PDT up reply actions
That's the problem
The best trade bait we have is Figgins, but Mike won’t trade him, and I’m not in a huge rush to get rid of him either.
As long we’re on a run it doesn’t make sense to trade away our depth
I don't have a problem with that
Angel Pitching (Adenhart), Angel Defense - get past that.
by vladtheimpaler on May 20, 2009 12:28 AM PDT up reply actions
I mean: not trading away our depth if we are contending
sounds good
Angel Pitching (Adenhart), Angel Defense - get past that.
by vladtheimpaler on May 20, 2009 12:33 AM PDT up reply actions
Watching the Mariners games with Russell Branyon, he would have been a good pick up last off season
just after or in the interim of the Teixeira will he stay or go period. I wonder if the Angels even considered him.
I am The Iron Man.
This guy has the weirdest stats I've ever seen
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/players/stats?playerId=3988
RBI’s/HR really low. A long career with few ab’s/season. But he sure has staying power.
Angel Pitching (Adenhart), Angel Defense - get past that.
by vladtheimpaler on May 20, 2009 1:25 AM PDT up reply actions
I still think you are a groupie chick
There is no other explanation.
Angel Pitching (Adenhart), Angel Defense - get past that.
by vladtheimpaler on May 20, 2009 2:21 AM PDT up reply actions
Whoever the chick is...
She’s pretty hot.
Not really
We’re pretty set at 1B/3B
He would have been a good pick up for the A’s, but their loss…
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