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by Rico The Retard » Mon Dec 27, 2004 1:07 am
Rod Barajas or Gerald Laird whoever in Texas gets the start, both of them could have potential especially Laird
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by dicehound » Mon Dec 27, 2004 12:44 pm
Yadier Molina of the Cardinals looks to be getting a full-time job handed to him. Don't know a whole lot about him, but he's only 22 and put up decent numbers in the minors. In that lineup he could surprise some people.
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by BGbootha » Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:45 pm
Olivio up here is Seattle, should have a nice season for someone you should be able to pick up real late in the draft, from what I read and hear around here, He should be getting the majority of the AB's in front of Wilson.
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by rockchalk » Mon Dec 27, 2004 4:11 pm
killercars wrote:tell me about eli merrero... is he full time now in kc? is his .320 avg from last year anywhere near what it should be???
what kind of numbers do you see him and other sleepers putting up this year???
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Marrero shouldn't qualify at C in most leagues and KC has Buck to start and Alberto Castillo to backup. Eli will be a corner OF and will only be looked to as a C in an emergency situation.
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by rockchalk » Mon Dec 27, 2004 4:13 pm
Look at Buck as a sleeper. He was thrown into the fire last year and after a rocky start, put up some good offensive numbers in Sept.
He is solid behind the plate and handles pitchers well, so he will get plenty of chances to continue his growth with the bat. He is a name that will go undrafted in nearly all mixed leagues and could be a top 15 C by years end.
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by ramble2 » Mon Dec 27, 2004 8:20 pm
rockchalk wrote:Look at Buck as a sleeper. He was thrown into the fire last year and after a rocky start, put up some good offensive numbers in Sept.
He is solid behind the plate and handles pitchers well, so he will get plenty of chances to continue his growth with the bat. He is a name that will go undrafted in nearly all mixed leagues and could be a top 15 C by years end.
Good call. Buck is definitely someone to target in the end rounds of a draft. He'll be servicable, and might allow you to trade your #1 catcher for some firepower elsewhere.
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