Did anybody see the show "Flip this house" with Hamilton on it.He helped them flip Joe Jacksons childhood home.This was before Josh had made an official comeback.

Now hes got 5 hrs, seems to be a promising outfield piece next to Dunn, now all the reds need is some pitchers to go with Harang and Arroyo.

they should move Jr. at the deadline to an AL team to DH.

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I guarantee you that Ken Griffey Jr. will be a great influence on Hamilton.

I'm betting "Farney" will be an even greater influence.

updated:

 

.306 average

8 home runs

17 RBI

2 for 2 stealing

.398 OBP

.671 SLG

1.069 OPS

 

But the Cubs were smart to give him to the Reds for 50 k, after all they have the Murton/Floyd platoon in RF. This is why they never win, not the goat....

updated:

 

.306 average

8 home runs

17 RBI

2 for 2 stealing

.398 OBP

.671 SLG

1.069 OPS

 

But the Cubs were smart to give him to the Reds for 50 k, after all they have the Murton/Floyd platoon in RF. This is why they never win, not the goat....

 

I don't care if you have no plans for a guy, you don't do favors for teams in your own division. Cubs management continues to make me smile...

 

(btw, many have been following Hamilton since he was drafted and all knew he still had some talent...)

(btw, many have been following Hamilton since he was drafted and all knew he still had some talent...)

 

*Raises hand* I was SHOCKED they gave him to a division rival for nothing. And I don't care about the Cubs OF performance so far, Hamilton would be their 2nd best OF by far and his best position, RF, is the spot they are still unsure at.

Edited May 7, 200718 yr by whitesoxfan101

Helped the Sox gain a game yesterday (if it matters).

 

Great flyer pick-up right there.

 

Think Tampa would rather have him than Dukes?

When I saw that the ball was hit to him, I laughed because I knew he was going to get thrown out. It was amazing.