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How do you think Lowell will be in Boston, if fairly healthy?
Also, I have a hole at 2B. Right now, I've got Ryan Freel. As for what's avail, I see Todd Walker, Craig Biggio, Orlando Hudson, Jose Vidro, and Kaz Matsui. Should I pick up one of them?
How do you think Lowell will be in Boston, if fairly healthy?
Also, I have a hole at 2B. Right now, I've got Ryan Freel. As for what's avail, I see Todd Walker, Craig Biggio, Orlando Hudson, Jose Vidro, and Kaz Matsui. Should I pick up one of them?
I'd take Craig Biggio. As for Lowell, I don't expect an average of more than .275, maybe 15-25 HRs, and 60-75 RBI.
"Players can't get better over time." -GiantsFanatic
Should I dump Freel, Lowell, Kazmir or Verlander to pick Biggio up?
I don't think Verlander will see much action this season.
"Players can't get better over time." -GiantsFanatic
Keep a close eye on Vidro. If he's heating up early, I'd suggest grabbin' him over Biggio.
Even with the malcontent that is Soriano lingering around?
Vidro's going to play. From everything Robinson has said, Soriano will be moving to left, or he will not be playing.
As for Lowell, the ceiling of him (IMO) is Bill Mueller, and that's his ceiling this year. I wouldn't draft him before Bill.
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Then out of fairness to the others you will be Slagathor.
fisher, ever the Red Sox optimist.
I wouldn't touch Mueller, being in that pitcher's haven.
.264, 66 R, 18 HR, 74 RBI, 4 SB for Lowell.
4 SBs? That's a little generous, eh? eh? too much maple syrup me thinks...
The red sox don't even run as is.. I think that would be a miracle number to reach.
He went from .293 average and a wonderful OPS to .236 and an OPS that looks like it belongs to Rey Ordonez. Lowell seems to be tough to gauge.
4 SBs is what dude has averaged 4 of his 5 years in the league. He should be in that area again. Besides, it's negligible.
you are incorrect sir.
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