Brad Fullmer - DH, Anaheim Angels Dec. 10, 4:15 p.m. Texas signed Fullmer to a one-year, $1 million deal Wednesday. Last season, Fullmer hit .306 with nine home runs and 35 RBIs for Anaheim before suffering a season-ending knee injury in late June. The Angels released him after the season. In Texas, Fullmer will have a chance to replace Rafael Palmeiro at first base/DH. Fantasy Spin: The Rangers expect Fullmer's knee to be ready at the start of spring training, but it wouldn't hurt to monitor his health. He could be a solid contributor as a late pick in mixed leagues, and he certainly will enjoy playing home games in the Ballpark at Arlington. (Rob Hurtt/TSN)
At the very least, Fullmer should enjoy the Ballpark
...........ok............wasn't a bad move............. ............. hmmm ............... kinda out of nowhere ..............
I like that deal for the Rangers. He could certainly take advantage of the Ballpark.
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Forgot to add: 1 year, $1 million. One of the best deals we've made in awhile.
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gypsyspot wrote:Do you think this move will help his fantasy value?
It increases. Not anything crazy, but he could have a very nice season in the Rangers lineup.
Now if only we could get some pitching.
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Madison wrote:Forgot to add: 1 year, $1 million. One of the best deals we've made in awhile.
Thats a good smart decision, both baseball-wise, and financially. Fullmer could have 30 HR 45+ double power at the park.
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I was beginning to think the Rangers weren't this smart. I really do like this move for them in "real" terms. Fantasy wise I don't see him hitting 35 HR but high 20's with good RBI is expected.
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by nsulham » Wed Dec 10, 2003 7:52 pm 
...........ok............wasn't a bad move............. 
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