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Originally posted by mavskidd02 View PostI don't like it. I do like that the Braves are looking to make some major moves, but this isn't it. Like weazel said, Penny's best day are behind him. Francouer isn't at his best right now, but I'd give him a little longer before I ship him off.
Vols, don't you think the Braves should be eyeing hitting more than pitching right now? Even with the addition of McLouth, hitting is what they need. And if we are going to make a move for a pitcher, I hope it would be someone better than Penny. He's no stud.
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The Braves should ditch Francour and go after Matt Holliday. Try to sign him to an extension too. You might be able to get him cheaper now than you could at the start of the season. He is also a power righty to mix in there with those left handed bats!Last edited by wayne1218; 06-05-2009, 08:04 PM.
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Originally posted by wayne1218 View PostThe Braves should ditch Francour and go after Matt Holliday. Try to sign him to an extension too. You might be able to get him cheaper now than you could at the start of the season. He is also a power righty to mix in there with those left handed bats!MLB (2014): (3-4) -.9 units
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I don't know Vols. Braves don't have anybody who can hit the long ball, just a bunch of guys who hit for a nice average. McLouth hopefully can change that a little.
But a rotation of: Lowe, Hanson, Vasquez, Jurjiens, Kawakami, not to mention when Huddy comes back. Even they got another starter, who do you want him to replace, I would say Kawakami, but what happens when Huddy comes back? We'll have six legit starters.
I'd rather they pick up another hitter, as the rotation looks SOLID to me."CFB YTD: 5-8-1 -16.2"
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Originally posted by mavskidd02 View PostDitto.
But I doubt the A's ditch him so soon.
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Originally posted by savage1 View PostAs a Sox fan, I would rather they go after Nick Johnson.
I always thought he was good player with the Yankees, and that they should have kept him.
He would look really good in the Sox lineup and even better OUT of the Yankee lineup!Three Jack's Record http://www.bettorschat.com/forums/sh...10#post1323910
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Originally posted by mavskidd02 View PostI don't know Vols. Braves don't have anybody who can hit the long ball, just a bunch of guys who hit for a nice average. McLouth hopefully can change that a little.
But a rotation of: Lowe, Hanson, Vasquez, Jurjiens, Kawakami, not to mention when Huddy comes back. Even they got another starter, who do you want him to replace, I would say Kawakami, but what happens when Huddy comes back? We'll have six legit starters.
I'd rather they pick up another hitter, as the rotation looks SOLID to me.
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Originally posted by wayne1218 View PostI think he would be better than Dunn. Dunn makes you too one dimensional from the left side. I know Chipper is a switch hitter but still, you need another right handed hitter. I also heard a few rumors that Oakland is already looking to ditch Holliday. I'm just not sure what you would have to give up to get him. That will be the tough thing."CFB YTD: 5-8-1 -16.2"
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Originally posted by vols fan View PostYou bring up a good point Mavs but Penny would be a great addition and Kawakami can move to the bulpen or back to Japan for all I care"CFB YTD: 5-8-1 -16.2"
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Originally posted by mavskidd02 View PostI don't know if the A's are ready to ditch him, I don't if we have what they want, even though our farm system is very deep. And I don't know if they can finance Holliday at this point. Agreed, however, he is better than Dunn, much better. Dunn was just an example, the kind of guy who can launch it.
I'm guessing the A's would try for Hanson. I don't think the Braves would do that in a million years though!
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