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His best season was a contract year in '04 hit .334 with 48HR and 121RBI...only year over .300 and over 100rbi. Other than that his most HR is 26.

sorry i was being sarcastic haha. I know about that year and those stats are why signing him to a fat contract might not be a good idea

of course hes not helping himself this time around

Years where he is a FA in the offseason.

same thing here...im bad at sarcasm through the internets

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Wieters pitch recognition looks great to me. He didn't even consider chasing Washburn's first two pitches.

He'll get adjusted. He looks really comfortable at the plate to me.

And Reimold continues to hit.

Yeah, he's gonna get real good, real fast.

There is no hint of frustration or pressing from him.

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We are going to have to trade some of our pitching excess for a 3b.

Guthrie is the guy to dangle. He and Huff need to be shopped for a long-term answer on the left side of the infield. (Not necessarily together in the same deal, but they should both be shopped)

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...or we could just sign Beltre for the cheap :rolleyes::rolleyes:

Still not necessarily a bad idea. He is a GG defender, plays in a park that kills his numbers, should come considerably cheaper than everyone thought due to a rough year plus the overall free agent market declining, plus he is only 30.

For a couple years at 7 or 8 million I could get behind signing Beltre.

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