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6/10 Jake v the Yankees


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For the Orioles:

Corey Patterson LF

Miguel Tejada 3B

Nick Markakis RF

Ty Wigginton 1B

Luke Scott DH

Adam Jones CF

Matt Wieters C

Scott Moore 2B

Cesar Izturis SS

Jake Arrieta RHP

For the Yankees:

Jeter SS

Swisher RF

Teixeira 1B

Rodriguez 3B

Cano 2B

Posada DH

Granderson CF

Thames LF

Moeller C

Burnett RHP

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Um... really?

Yep, really. It was a small blurb at the beginning of O's Extra. He actually didn't look that bad there in the 3 shots of him taking grounders.

They called it "extra fielding" but really, you don't just randomly take IF practice if you're the starting CF...

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Yep, really. It was a small blurb at the beginning of O's Extra. He actually didn't look that bad there in the 3 shots of him taking grounders.

They called it "extra fielding" but really, you don't just randomly take IF practice if you're the starting CF...

Wow!

I mean... if he could move to short, with his present level of hitting, and with his projected level of hitting.... I mean.....

Cal would be an afterthought if AJ could handle SS as well. I just don't see it.

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That's the WORST thing! He is and he ISN'T. :( He doesn't seem like a douche.

I don't know. I guess I'm still bitter the way things went down.

Some people say that there is no way he would come here since we offered $50 million less. Obviously I can't blame him for that.

But was there a counter-offer from their side? Did he even express any interest in coming here at all? We'll probably never know but I can't help but despise him right now.

He also needs to learn more about Brooks Robinson before he talks about how great he was. He claimed he wasn't able to see him play "that often" when he was a kid because he was too young when Brooks retired 3 years before he was even born. Nitpicking? Maybe, but this was all about Brooks' event so... :noidea:

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