July 2, 200322 yr This six hours sleep stuff is a complete joke. Anyways, Baseball America has reported that the prospects that the Rangers will receive won't be as a great as made out to be. BA says to expect the same caliber of players that the Mets received for Alomar.
July 2, 200322 yr This six hours sleep stuff is a complete joke. Anyways, Baseball America has reported that the prospects that the Rangers will receive won't be as a great as made out to be. BA says to expect the same caliber of players that the Mets received for Alomar. hart is no fool... i expect he will make sure they have at least 2 which will be able to help them out right away if needed..........mho
July 2, 200322 yr This six hours sleep stuff is a complete joke. Anyways, Baseball America has reported that the prospects that the Rangers will receive won't be as a great as made out to be. BA says to expect the same caliber of players that the Mets received for Alomar. Does that mean they get one the caliber of Ring and then two others not as well. I'd like to see Majewski (This is a name I hadn't thought of), Diaz and then a position guy. I'd be able to live with that. Sox are going to be busy with promotions and stuff after the trades are finalized.
July 2, 200322 yr hart is no fool... i expect he will make sure they have at least 2 which will be able to help them out right away if needed..........mho Hart is no fool? Isn't he the guy that signed Chan Ho Park, overpaid for ARod, has no major league starters to speak of(OK, maybe Valdez) and keeps allowing Scott Boras to dictate their draft choices? Maybe these actions are coming from higher up, but then he's a fool regardless. Just mho
July 2, 200322 yr Hart is no fool? Isn't he the guy that signed Chan Ho Park, overpaid for ARod, has no major league starters to speak of(OK, maybe Valdez) and keeps allowing Scott Boras to dictate their draft choices? Maybe these actions are coming from higher up, but then he's a fool regardless. Just mho Took the words right out of my mouth Wayne Tolleson
July 2, 200322 yr Hart is no fool? Isn't he the guy that signed Chan Ho Park, overpaid for ARod, has no major league starters to speak of(OK, maybe Valdez) and keeps allowing Scott Boras to dictate their draft choices? Maybe these actions are coming from higher up, but then he's a fool regardless. Just mho I am pretty sure Park was signed before he got there, and the A-Rod money was all Tom Hicks' doing.
July 2, 200322 yr Hart is no fool? Isn't he the guy that signed Chan Ho Park, overpaid for ARod, has no major league starters to speak of(OK, maybe Valdez) and keeps allowing Scott Boras to dictate their draft choices? Maybe these actions are coming from higher up, but then he's a fool regardless. Just mho Well said Ghost!
July 2, 200322 yr thank you spiff...and hart is no fool... he slid into a good paying spot when the tribe was gonna cut him out completely along with the others they cut out... he did rather well in cleveburg during his years there and he is doing ok in texas considering all he has to do is sit around and let hicks run things....... he just shows up makes a few comments and collects a pay check.... not foolish in my book.........
July 2, 200322 yr thank you spiff...and hart is no fool... he slid into a good paying spot when the tribe was gonna cut him out completely along with the others they cut out... he did rather well in cleveburg during his years there and he is doing ok in texas considering all he has to do is sit around and let hicks run things....... he just shows up makes a few comments and collects a pay check.... not foolish in my book......... Yes, there is defintely something to be said for a job where you can essentially just show up and collect a check evry two weeks! I think Hart drafted well in The Land That Set The River On Fire, but I don't think most of his moves turned out well. What did he get for Burnitz? Sexson? Casey? Giles? I can't think of one player of consequence he got for any of these guys. It also seemed like Cleveland was always a pitcher short of going all the way, and that never seemed to get addressed though. Wasn't their rotation in the 97 series Wright, Colon, Hershiser, Nagy and Ogea? I would say though that signing Alomar and Fryman, and not signing Belle seemed to be the right decisions.
July 2, 200322 yr Yes, there is defintely something to be said for a job where you can essentially just show up and collect a check evry two weeks! I think Hart drafted well in The Land That Set The River On Fire, but I don't think most of his moves turned out well. What did he get for Burnitz? Sexson? Casey? Giles? I can't think of one player of consequence he got for any of these guys. It also seemed like Cleveland was always a pitcher short of going all the way, and that never seemed to get addressed though. Wasn't their rotation in the 97 series Wright, Colon, Hershiser, Nagy and Ogea? I would say though that signing Alomar and Fryman, and not signing Belle seemed to be the right decisions. Refresh my memory, weren't the Tribe in 2 WS and win the division 6 out 7 yrs?
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