toasty
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here we go... get milwaukee to resign fabregas and then trade leifer for fabregas
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how about a 1 yr deal for ricky henderson?
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i see now he's a fa, but since the angels increasing payroll, why wont they resign him?
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is palmiero a fa or is that a trade issue?
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i bet any fa signings will be anounced at the soxfest just like lofton
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alomar would be alright but kreuter would be good too would we be better off in the cf position with a utility type bench guy to fill in for rowand if not ready or better with like a shinjo?
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will alomar come back or will it be somebody like lampkin?
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is frank gonna stay #3?
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jiminez/manos can do it
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do you guys think there is a legit chance sox will bring in a vet catcher by sp?
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if we can manage to bash the ball INTO some of the twins then we'll be home free hehe
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tb or kc wouldnt want a potential filled sox wonder like leifer?
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im just hyped for crede to bash his way to prominence and give us a good 3b'er since ventura
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as long as rocky keeps his funky sideburns i think he may just pull through
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the injury is a good point but i dont know that i like him in the pen
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hummel over harris?
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i wondered about almonte, but i kinda like malone... maybe its cuz he has a cool name ...corwin malone ... dunno lol
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if biddle doesnt work out in the rotation i dont know what to do with him.
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i wasnt suggesting a position swap with leifer/rowand, but that rowand's personality and style would fit a bench player better
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does anyone expect any surprise roster spots to be filled by minors? (ala buehrle a few seasons back) malone/hummel/stewart?
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Whats the scoop on Tony G? is he gonna be ready for SP or do we need a utility guy?
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glover i can see coming around but i am not impressed with porzio, we'll have to wait for sp to see what is going to happen
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I think rowand would do better than leifer off the bench
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thats why i was thinking they should do that this year, use him more to raise his value