Day 30 Recap- Astros trade Willy Taveras, Taylor Buchholz, and Jason Hirsh to the Rockies for Jason Jennings and Miguel Asencio.
- Rangers sign Gagne, Lofton
- Reds resign Dave Weathers
- Gabe Kapler announces retirement, will manage Single A
- Padres sign Jose Cruz
- Rockies tender offers to Yorvit Torrealba, Josh Fogg
- Cardinals resign Aaron Miles
- Mets resign Dave Williams
- For a list of all the players not tendered by their teams, go to article Players Not Tendered
if I was hendry, I would give wilkerson a shot. he did well in DC and I think he could be a nice "band aid" until Pie is ready.
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we do not need him but,
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i hope the cardinals take a look. edmonds is getting old and supposedly encarnacion wants out. wilkerson is cheap and could be a super outfielder if we decide to keep encarnacion
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im suprised about giles, has he played any other positions besides second?
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yeah, he has played one game at 3rd base. i do not know if the marlins are interested though, and they already have cabrera
ReplyDeleteyeah, the marlins do not need him
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ReplyDeleteWilkerson wouldn't fit for us but since everyone else is rooting for their team, I thought I would too.
Go Indians
Can Wilkerson play CF or is he stictly corner OF? I cant seem to recall if he plays center or not.
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Looks like Wilkerson was tendered a contract, this from Rotoworld:
ReplyDeleteBrad Wilkerson-OF-Rangers Dec. 12 - 11:39 pm et
The Rangers did tender an offer to Brad Wilkerson prior to Tuesday's deadline.
It's the right move for the club, though it does leave the lineup a bit too tilted toward the left side. Fortunately, a healthy Wilkerson tends to hit lefties just as well as righties. Unlike Kenny Lofton and Frank Catalanotto, he shouldn't need a platoon partner.