Delmon Young calls out the D-Rays

[ATLien]

My response to what?

What's your question?

[love_that_reefer]

My point exactly Kid can't even read

[ATLien]

Riiiiiiiight.

[love_that_reefer]

So still no response? Funny how I shut you up. ( as I was writing this I decided to look and see how old you were and then realized I was wasting my time.)

[ATLien]

You shut me up?

Whatever, I don't care, but keep thinking that.

[rockin500]

of course the rays are cheap. thats pretty much a given. and i agree with whomever it was said that all would probably be forgiven when hes playing with them by the break next year.

[Saber]

Chuck LaMar would ask for way too much in trade if he wanted to deal Young, like he always does.

[Kingdom]

But when you get Kazmir out of Victor Zambrano, might as well keep trying to ask for a lot in the event someone makes the great move...

Btw, Delmon Young always makes me think of applesauce.

[realmofotalk]

Kudos, Chuck Lamar, for pissing off Dmitri's little bro. If Delmon's last name was Griffey, he'd be a Yankee by now.

[Kingdom]

delmon griffey doesn't have a great ring to it

[love_that_reefer]

Updated: Sep. 15, 2005, 2:32 AM ET
Upton's agent reportedly upset with Rays' GMESPN.com news services


Tampa Bay Devil Rays: On the heels of being called "cheap" by their top prospect two days ago, the Devil Rays took another hit from the agent of another prized youngster.

B.J. Upton's agent, Larry Reynolds, told The Tampa Tribune he didn't appreciate comments made Tuesday by GM Chuck LaMar that called into question Upton's future position in the major leagues.

"I'm tired of reading about the club's opinion of B.J. Upton in the paper," Reynolds told The Tribune. "If they don't think he can play shortstop, they should seriously think about trading him."

LaMar reportedly said Upton is "ready to play offensively," but questioned whether he will become the everyday shortstop at the major-league level. Upton committed 53 errors at shortstop, giving him 153 in his first three professional seasons.

LaMar told the paper: "If not, personally, my decision would be to move him to third base and let him play there."

Delmon Young's agent, Arn Tellem, said Monday, "We are extremely disappointed that the Devil Rays have failed to reward Young for his success on the field."


Hopefully this will get new owners and quick.

[ATLien]

Just call them up.

[Kingdom]

mmm applesauce

[Saber]

Upton has never had success on the field, although he has had great success with the bat. He, like Young, has no leverage, and Tellem knows it.

[awefullspellare]

53 errors? Dayumn!