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by **kaz** » Sun Mar 14, 2004 6:25 pm

whose the better 3b?

by **Spartans Rule** » Sun Mar 14, 2004 6:28 pm

Rolen in a nail-biter, due to batting in a superior lineup.

by **shortsavage** » Sun Mar 14, 2004 6:34 pm

Rolen is a slightly better option.

by **Madison** » Sun Mar 14, 2004 7:04 pm

Rolen.

by **Guest** » Sun Mar 14, 2004 7:15 pm

I'm gonna go with Chavex, he is hitting thrid this year. So, he'll have some protection and get a few more at bats.

by **Madison** » Sun Mar 14, 2004 7:22 pm

Anonymous wrote:I'm gonna go with Chavex, he is hitting thrid this year. So, he'll have some protection and get a few more at bats.

I'm curious........who's going to protect him? Dye? I don't see anyone on that lineup that can protect him. Now when he's on a different team next year, his stock should go back up. For this year gimme Rolen. :-)

by **DaTuna** » Sun Mar 14, 2004 8:06 pm

Rolen...

by **LBJackal** » Sun Mar 14, 2004 9:15 pm

Madison wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I'm gonna go with Chavex, he is hitting thrid this year. So, he'll have some protection and get a few more at bats.

I'm curious........who's going to protect him? Dye? I don't see anyone on that lineup that can protect him. Now when he's on a different team next year, his stock should go back up. For this year gimme Rolen.

That's just what I was going to say. And also, there are talks in Oakland about Chavez agreeing to a long-term deal. Yikes for Chavez owners :-o

Contra Costa Times wrote:A source in the A's organization said he anticipates Eric Chavez will sign a new multiyear contract "shortly," adding that "everything is moving in a positive direction. The two sides aren't that far away,"

He's in a terrible lineup (one of the worst in baseball) and also in one of the worst hitters parks. He can't hit lefties. Righties will pitch around him and face the rest of their lineup who couldn't intimidate a 4th-in-the-rotation little leaguer.

Rolen has Pujols, Renteria, and Edmonds batting around him, and is a much better option.

Chavez will be the 4th best 3B this season behind A-Rod, Rolen, and Lowell - assuming he can hold off Blalock. He's over-rated :-°

by **hooligan1** » Mon Mar 15, 2004 1:11 am

Completely agree on Rolen...... He is a bit more talented, in a better line-up, probably just the more complete player.....

by **Madison** » Mon Mar 15, 2004 2:18 am

LBJackal wrote:
Madison wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I'm gonna go with Chavex, he is hitting thrid this year. So, he'll have some protection and get a few more at bats.

I'm curious........who's going to protect him? Dye? I don't see anyone on that lineup that can protect him. Now when he's on a different team next year, his stock should go back up. For this year gimme Rolen.

That's just what I was going to say. And also, there are talks in Oakland about Chavez agreeing to a long-term deal. Yikes for Chavez owners

Contra Costa Times wrote:A source in the A's organization said he anticipates Eric Chavez will sign a new multiyear contract "shortly," adding that "everything is moving in a positive direction. The two sides aren't that far away,"

He's in a terrible lineup (one of the worst in baseball) and also in one of the worst hitters parks. He can't hit lefties. Righties will pitch around him and face the rest of their lineup who couldn't intimidate a 4th-in-the-rotation little leaguer.

Rolen has Pujols, Renteria, and Edmonds batting around him, and is a much better option.

Chavez will be the 4th best 3B this season behind A-Rod, Rolen, and Lowell - assuming he can hold off Blalock. He's over-rated

Don't look now Jackal, but we actually agreed on something. 8-o

Lol.

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