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Guess not cheat.

Yes he is.

Only for about six months they were.

Welcome to soxtalk.

They know how to play small ball, the sox on the other hand don't have a clue what that is.

Lee>>> vazquez.

Just giving you guys this list because these are the ones not updates yet. Russ ortiz signs four year contract worth 32 million. Julio franco resigns with the braves for one year one million. Jeff kent signs witht he dodgers for two years 17 million. Joe roa signs with the pirates for a minor league contract. Eric young signs with the padres for one year one million dollars. Has an option for 2006 worth 850,000. Quinton McCracken resigns with the diamondbacks for a minor league contract. Matt mantei signs with the red sox for one year 750,000. Al leiter signs with the marlins for one year seven million, actually eight because they are donating one million to his charitable foundation for children.

I like himin the two hole but he needs to learn how to bunt better.

He can, but he should be in better rbi situations.

Four years 32 million.

According to ESPN's Steve Phillips, the Red Sox have agreed to terms with David Wells. Assuming it's a one-year contract, Wells is a fine signing. He's a better option for 2005 than most of the younger pitchers getting three-year deals. He has had problems with Fenway Park in the past, but he's done much better in Boston recently and he won't have to face the Red Sox offense when he pitches there from now on. Dec. From rotoworld.

I have been saying this since june that rowand could bat third. Problem is we would not have a two hitter or a lead-off hitter.

Should be between 5-6.5 million.

Take a look at his numbers as a reliever.

He is not a lead-off hitter until he learns how to take some walks. Until then he should be hitting way down in the line-up.

Ordonez>> dye. Delgado>>>> clark. Mostly i liked what they said ''ewww.''

According to the Toronto Sun, the Jays will look at Tony Clark as a potential replacement for Carlos Delgado. Ewww. Dec. 10 - 5:13 am et From rotoworld. Lmfao.

They have already been terrible with their money why not once more.

The Angels are close to signing Steve Finley to a two-year deal worth about $20 million, TSN's Ken Rosenthal reports. That's a bid Detroit could match, but the Giants probably won't, and if the choice is between the Tigers and Angels, Finley is going to stay on the West Coast. As for the Diamondbacks, well, they're capable of just about anything it seems. Dec. 9 - 5:43 pm et From rotoworld. I really thought they were gonna make a run for beltran.

Well 80%-85% of hitters are right handed. Either way he gives up alot.

I honestly think if he pitched here he would give up around fifty.

The park has been known more as a hitters park the last several years than anything. So i still would have looked at that closely. But most likely not as intensely as i am now that we have one of the very best hitters parks in baseball.

The red sox will sign him i believe but they have been pretty interested in david wells, and if he signs with them they are gonna have to choose between pedro and pavano.

I would have not wanted him either way to be honest. G/f ratio in my opinion should be one of the determining factors in getting a pitcher for this team.

He had one year were he had a 1.51 g/f ratio which is pretty much in the middle of the road. His 1.08 career g/f ratio scares the s*** out of me because anything hit in the air here seems like it can go.