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Well i can tell you that koskie has hit better on the road two out of the last three years. Also are you referring to the 2002 season for crede when he has shown all his potential? Because outside of that 1/3 of a season all i have seen is one long swing after another.

The four wins the bull have now should hold up. I am being serious too.

There is no reason that the do not go after nomar. He would be perfect here, i know people are scared with his injury riddled past but sometime you have to take chances.

Johnson only has one more year left on his contract and nomar only wants a one year deal so that he can get a big payday next year.

Crede. YEAR G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS BA OBP SLG OPS 2004 144 490 67 117 25 0 21 69 34 81 1 2 .239 .299 .418 .717 Huff. YEAR G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS BA OBP SLG OPS 2004 157 600 92 178 27 2 29 104 56 74 5 1 .297 .360 .493 .853 If you were talking about koskie his career numbers are very solid. 5.04 162 554 87 155 36 3 20 87 76 128 13 7 .280 .373 .463 .836

You are acting like he consistantly hits .330, only three times in his career has he hit .300. These are his career numbers. Years G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS 8 162 615 92 178 33 2 10 71 54 84 30 11 .289 .346 .400 .746 Only thing about his numbers that are some what exciting are his stolen base numbers. He has only stolen thirty or more bases once in the last five years so it seems like he is not quite the same base stealer he once was. Also please do not give me ''but he is great at defense'' because he is 12th in range factor and and 9th in zone rating.

True, but alot of national league players do not like to come over because of the effect o n their stats. The difference between a 4.50 era and a 4 era is millions upon millions of dollars. I understand your points, and i guess i understand theirs. But yours should be more important, i think they would be for me if i was a player but i cannot say that for a fact.

Pavano has no desire to come here. He would prefer to stay on the east coast. Main teams that come to mind are, yankees, red sox, and the orioles. Marlins have basically given up any chance that they had of resigning him.

So as long as a player with a .220 average and .260 obp drives in 103 runs he is a good player? I think not.

Gload is one of the faster first baseman in the league and he is 28. He has put up good numbers in all his minor league career along with the majors. I do not see the problem.

I was gonna get to that but i felt it was pointless. :headshake

We need a much deeper pen next year if they want to be serious. We had one of the worst bullpen era's last year in the majors.

What the hell has gload done that you want him off the team? I will agree that diaz cannot start but in the bullpen he is damn good.

Slugging and ops basically coincide. Why is it that obp guys only matter for 1/2 guys for you? That makes no sense.

It is old already i think.

Are you saying that crede has more potential than koskie? Because i doubt he will ever be as good or better than him. If he got to koskie's leevl i would be more than thrilled.

Yes, chandler would move to center. He does not have enough talent to hang with most of the power forwards in the league imo. He would have a nice edge speed wise on practically every center in the league.

He is putting up nearly 17 points per game and nearly 8 rebounds per game.

Rivas/ cuddyer combo.

No, look at obp, slugging, and ops. Anyone can tell you they are some of the most important offensive stats. Rbi's and homeruns are secondary.

There is a resemblance between you two.

Do you really want me to give you a list of players worse than him? If so give me and hour to compose it. Probally two.

Have you looked at the most important offensive numbers of his? They suck for most anyone especially a right fielder.

Pretty positive he was joking.

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