June 17, 200421 yr 2 years at $7million. Alot less than what he was making last year. That's not too much for a hard playing veteran.
June 18, 200421 yr I am not for getting Everett. We would be stuck with him next year, and he would just get in the way of Reed/Borchard.
June 18, 200421 yr Everett wouldn't see the OF unless it was RF or LF. He'd probably only take the place of Ross Gload. for a week? and then mags comes back. I say 'no' to everett, just nowhere to put him right now.
June 18, 200421 yr The only thing about that is that Kenny has not shown confidence in bringing up position players he drafts so soon. It usually takes an injury on the SOX for him to bring them up. Ozzie doesn't seem to be big on greening kids in a pennant drive either. The problem is that year after year the team is always in a pennant drive. So when does this greening take place? Are you complaining about the Sox constantly being in a pennant drive?
June 18, 200421 yr Yeah, I agree. Our problem is not offense, it is pitching. We need a fifth starter, not a CF. To offer a counterpoint, I suggest you look at the last two games. If we are going anywhere in the playoffs, we are in DESPERATE need of a solid lefty RBI producer.
June 18, 200421 yr I'm not sure that Everett would produce much more than a Rowand/Gload platoon. And the there is NO comparison defensively. Everett is just horrendous out there.
June 18, 200421 yr To offer a counterpoint, I suggest you look at the last two games. If we are going anywhere in the playoffs, we are in DESPERATE need of a solid lefty RBI producer. I agree. Don't get me wrong. We have a great offense. But the playoffs is a different beast. We need another left handed power bat.
June 18, 200421 yr To offer a counterpoint, I suggest you look at the last two games. If we are going anywhere in the playoffs, we are in DESPERATE need of a solid lefty RBI producer. Agreed. Not only an RBI guy, but a high OBP guy who can hit junk RHP, and bat near the top of the lineup. Everett wouldn't have a spot on the Sox. CF is the only spot the Sox have. So Finley and Beltran make sense, even if they have to overpay. Counting on Harris and Uribe to carry the Sox into the playoffs is a bit much to ask them this year. The Sox need a veteran who can produce in the #2 spot.
June 18, 200421 yr Agreed. Not only an RBI guy, but a high OBP guy who can hit junk RHP, and bat near the top of the lineup. Everett wouldn't have a spot on the Sox. CF is the only spot the Sox have. So Finley and Beltran make sense, even if they have to overpay. Counting on Harris and Uribe to carry the Sox into the playoffs is a bit much to ask them this year. The Sox need a veteran who can produce in the #2 spot. Now that Koch is gone (addition by subtraction), they need the following: 1. Starter 2. Another reliable arm for the bullpen 2A. Left handed bat to play CF I would like to see a minor league guy brought up for a few weeks to see if he can get the job done. They need someone with good control, and to me that means Bajenaru. Majewski is a KW favorite, but his control hasn't been as reliable.
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