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people at the winter meetings don't know exactly what Crawfords asking price is but most are saying a starting point is "north of Werth's contract"
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Is Crawford still going to be stealing bases at a productive rate in the tail end of that contract?
Pena to the Cubs. Great move. Good fit at a decent salary
Pena to the Cubs. Great move. Good fit at a decent salary
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Is Crawford still going to be stealing bases at a productive rate in the tail end of that contract?
Pena to the Cubs. Great move. Good fit at a decent salary
Pena to the Cubs. Great move. Good fit at a decent salary
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180 for crawford?
I hope the angels pull that off
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180 for crawford?
I hope the angels pull that off
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... and while all this festivity is going on the Minnesota Twins are twiddling their damn thumbs.
jpzx
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... and while all this festivity is going on the Minnesota Twins are twiddling their damn thumbs.
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Originally Posted by JPZx
... and while all this festivity is going on the Minnesota Twins are twiddling their damn thumbs.
Tell me about it!
Come on Nats go ahead and give Pavano a blank check
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Originally Posted by JPZx
... and while all this festivity is going on the Minnesota Twins are twiddling their damn thumbs.
Tell me about it!
Come on Nats go ahead and give Pavano a blank check
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Bartlett to the Padres.
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Bartlett to the Padres.
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What do you want them to do, drop 140 mil+ on Crawford? They're a mid-market franchise, and nothing is going to change that. When you spend 180 mil on a catcher who doesn't hit for power, it kinda straps you financially. Still, there's a chance the Twins retain Pavano, who was critical for them last season.Originally Posted by JPZx
... and while all this festivity is going on the Minnesota Twins are twiddling their damn thumbs.
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What do you want them to do, drop 140 mil+ on Crawford? They're a mid-market franchise, and nothing is going to change that. When you spend 180 mil on a catcher who doesn't hit for power, it kinda straps you financially. Still, there's a chance the Twins retain Pavano, who was critical for them last season.Originally Posted by JPZx
... and while all this festivity is going on the Minnesota Twins are twiddling their damn thumbs.
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Konerko Staying
Rays got a lil fire sale going?
Rays got a lil fire sale going?
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Konerko Staying
Rays got a lil fire sale going?
Rays got a lil fire sale going?
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LOL @ anyone who overpays Crawford...nice player but guy doesn't provide power from the corner outfield spot.
The Nats ruined the market with that Werth deal.
The Nats ruined the market with that Werth deal.
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LOL @ anyone who overpays Crawford...nice player but guy doesn't provide power from the corner outfield spot.
The Nats ruined the market with that Werth deal.
The Nats ruined the market with that Werth deal.
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Transforming into one of those teams that overpays for a multitude of stars?
Not sure if want. :/
I want to go back to the days of having a roster full of hungry guys who were at least in the conversation of the best players at their position, and other guys who were hungry because they were under the radar.
Unless this transformation yields 20+ championships in my lifetime. Then I'll look back on this time in Angels history in gratitude.
Not sure if want. :/
I want to go back to the days of having a roster full of hungry guys who were at least in the conversation of the best players at their position, and other guys who were hungry because they were under the radar.
Unless this transformation yields 20+ championships in my lifetime. Then I'll look back on this time in Angels history in gratitude.
darthska
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Transforming into one of those teams that overpays for a multitude of stars?
Not sure if want. :/
I want to go back to the days of having a roster full of hungry guys who were at least in the conversation of the best players at their position, and other guys who were hungry because they were under the radar.
Unless this transformation yields 20+ championships in my lifetime. Then I'll look back on this time in Angels history in gratitude.
Not sure if want. :/
I want to go back to the days of having a roster full of hungry guys who were at least in the conversation of the best players at their position, and other guys who were hungry because they were under the radar.
Unless this transformation yields 20+ championships in my lifetime. Then I'll look back on this time in Angels history in gratitude.
jpzx
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Not at all.
I want Minnesota to go out and get a top of the rotation pitcher, a quality second basemen and/or shortstop, and a couple nice arms for the bullpen.
Where in my post did I say they needed to be big names like Carl Crawford or Cliff Lee? The Twins have never made free agency splashes and I know that better than anyone. All I ask them to do is what they've been doing each year for the past decade or so. Make those little moves.. the one's that get swept under the rug by ESPN and other media outlets when first completed but end up mattering when it means the most in October. Such as Orlando Cabrera and Carl Pavano in 2009, or Shannon Stewart in 2006, or Jim Thome in 2010.
Tsuyoshi Nishioka is a good start... but that surely can't be the only move made this winter, right? Not when the White Sox and Tigers are paying big names left and right.
jpzx
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Not at all.
I want Minnesota to go out and get a top of the rotation pitcher, a quality second basemen and/or shortstop, and a couple nice arms for the bullpen.
Where in my post did I say they needed to be big names like Carl Crawford or Cliff Lee? The Twins have never made free agency splashes and I know that better than anyone. All I ask them to do is what they've been doing each year for the past decade or so. Make those little moves.. the one's that get swept under the rug by ESPN and other media outlets when first completed but end up mattering when it means the most in October. Such as Orlando Cabrera and Carl Pavano in 2009, or Shannon Stewart in 2006, or Jim Thome in 2010.
Tsuyoshi Nishioka is a good start... but that surely can't be the only move made this winter, right? Not when the White Sox and Tigers are paying big names left and right.
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