Look at this list of Top 100 players right now. Who do you think is player #101?
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The Cincinnati Reds cant sign Shin Shoo-Choo after this year, who do they drop Votto, Phillips, Cueto,or Bruce?
They Reds haven't said that they can't afford Choo.......the media are saying that they can't afford to re-sign him. That's the same media that said that they'd never be able to afford to sign Votto to a long term contract....... then when Bruce signed long-term as well, the media said that the Reds couldn't afford to give Phillips a long term contract. The media guess what a team can and can't afford, and the general public believe them.......for the past 2-3 seasons, the media have been completely wrong about what the Reds can afford.
How did michael jeter die?
He was an HIV positive. Too bad, he's a great actor.
Why is Martin Prado so underrated?!?
Players that are underrated : Catcher- Francisco Cervelli, Yankees Cervelli has basically been the Yankees starting catcher all season due to injuries to Jorge Posada, and he has stepped up big time. He is hitting .375 with 15 rbi’s, a step down from the .400 average which he held all season coming into this week. Second base- Martin Prado, Braves Prado is playing out of his mind right now, or is he? Looking over the past two seasons he has hit .320(288 at bats), and .307(450 at bats). This year he is hitting .329 with 4 home runs and 18 rbi’s, proving the 26-year old is becoming an elite second basemen. TOTALLY AGREE Third Base- Casey McGehee, Brewers McGehee is raking on a team that can’t pitch for ****, hitting .322 with 8 home runs and 35 rbi’s. It’s time to start talking more about him ESPN, and get his *** on the all star team. DH-Joey Votto, Reds Votto could easily be at first if not for Morales’ great defense. Votto has always been a favorite of the writers on this website, averaging a .308 average, 29 home runs, and 99 rbi’s in his four year career(ESPN projections for each of his four full seasons combined). This year he’s at .308 with 9 jacks and 27 rbi’s. He has taken a back seat to guys like Ryan Howard and Albert Pujols for too long, it’s time to get this guy some serious credit now that he’s on a first place team. Center Field- Brett Gardner, Yankees Gardner had originally won the Center Field job for the Yankees last season, but lost it to injury. In his first full year as a starter he is the Yankees best outfielder hitting .321 with 2 jacks and 12 rbi’s. Not to mention he is second in the league with 17 stolen bases.OMG THIS GUY FAST. Left Handed Set Up- Pedro Feliciano, Mets The Mets not using Feliciano in a game this year would be like seeing Joba Chamerlain’s father use the stairs, it just doesn’t happen. He has developed more command over the past two seasons, and now that he has put it together he is posting a 1.54 era with 4 holds for the Mess.