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01-14-2013, 01:57 PM #196Team Player
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Re: 2012 Baseball Offseason Player Movement Thread
Never even thought about that Boobie.
Makes sense though.If we call an older woman chasing after a younger boy a "Cougar"....... Is it safe to say that we can call an old man chasing after a younger boy a "Nittany Lion"???
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01-15-2013, 02:36 PM #197
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01-15-2013, 02:39 PM #198I just got a semi
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Re: 2012 Baseball Offseason Player Movement Thread
Morse is still in lingo with the Nats.
Clippard or Storen will end up being odd man out due to this move (Storen is probably the set up guy now correct..?).
Any chance the Indians make contact about either?
here is a Rotoworld blurb on Morse
FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Red Sox are one of the clubs that have spoken to the Nationals about Michael Morse.
He would be a backup plan in case the Mike Napoli deal falls through. Morse is being shopped by the Nats after they re-upped with Adam LaRoche, with Washington likely looking for a left-handed reliever and a prospect or two in return. The 30-year-old is under contract for $7 million in 2013 before hitting free agency next winter. The Rays, Yankees and Mariners are among a host of teams that are also interested in him. Jan 11 - 9:12 AMIf we call an older woman chasing after a younger boy a "Cougar"....... Is it safe to say that we can call an old man chasing after a younger boy a "Nittany Lion"???
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01-16-2013, 03:11 PM #201I just got a semi
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Re: 2012 Baseball Offseason Player Movement Thread
The blurb you posted kind of answered your question, jhard- the Nats are looking for the same thing the Tribe is, a left-handed reliever. Without one to trade, I don't see a fit. I think finding a lefty reliever for the Tribe bullpen is more imperative than adding a Storen or Clippard. I just don't see a match for getting Morse, either.

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01-16-2013, 03:38 PM #202
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01-24-2013, 01:53 PM #204Veteran
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Re: 2012 Baseball Offseason Player Movement Thread
Must be awesome to be a Braves fan right about now. They get to watch the best young outfield in baseball starring the Upton brothers and Heyward.

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01-24-2013, 01:58 PM #205I just got a semi
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Re: 2012 Baseball Offseason Player Movement Thread
Arguably the most talented OF in baseball, but 'the best' remains to be seen. Both Heyward and JUpton took a step back last year, if they return to balling then they make one heck of a corner combo. And who knows? Maybe this is the situation that makes BJ finally give a shit. Definite potential there.
And the Braves did a good job there getting Upton. The initial rumor centered around Teheran plus 3-4 other guys. How it ended up being centered around Prado, who the Braves were dying to move anyway, is surprising. Really not sure what the DBacks are doing at this point.
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01-24-2013, 02:36 PM #206
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01-24-2013, 06:31 PM #208I just got a semi
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Re: 2012 Baseball Offseason Player Movement Thread
Eh, Heyward brought his XBHs back up, but his eye at the plate regressed- he still only posted an 817 OPS despite the big jump in XBHs. If he puts it all together, like I said, look out- but these three have not reached their potential yet. Trout-Hamilton-Trumbo is just as talented with more production and is young too. However, if they bring out the best in each other and the Upton brothers can push each other, yeah, they have the potential to be the best OF in baseball. Darn fine trade for the Braves, especially since they retained Teheran.

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01-24-2013, 07:46 PM #209Thunder Buddies For Life
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01-25-2013, 11:25 AM #210


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