August 31, 20169 yr QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Aug 31, 2016 -> 05:21 AM) http://mlb.nbcsports.com/2016/08/30/todd-f...&yptr=yahoo Reds’ front office. I would love to stay here. It’s a great club, great ownership. It was very different in Cincinnati, it wasn’t good. The bottom line here is these guys know what they’re doing. I see the guys [Hahn] gets, he’s not afraid to pull the trigger. You’ve got to have a guy like that. Whether it turns out to be for the best or not, you take a chance sometimes, and I think he’s done that a lot. It’s up to Jerry [Reinsdorf, owner] and Rick [Hahn, VP/GM] and their team to figure out what they want to do and it’s up to them.
August 31, 20169 yr I think Frazier enjoys being on the Sox and is a great teammate. It's hard to give up 30 plushomers and approaching 100 RBI's. His BA may be around .215 but his first year in Chicago is still better then Adam Dunn's first year. Dunn turned it around offensively and I think Frazier can up that BA some
August 31, 20169 yr QUOTE (elrockinMT @ Aug 31, 2016 -> 12:25 PM) I think Frazier enjoys being on the Sox and is a great teammate. It's hard to give up 30 plushomers and approaching 100 RBI's. His BA may be around .215 but his first year in Chicago is still better then Adam Dunn's first year. Dunn turned it around offensively and I think Frazier can up that BA some If Frazier can even hit .270 with the power numbers he currently has, and if Abreu hits the majority of the year like he has been hitting since Aug. 1, then this team would be immensely better if the rest of the team (minus the bullpen) continues to do what it's been doing. Edited August 31, 20169 yr by Scoots
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