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Odds and Ends: Doue, Furcal, Kuroda

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If video games are now a good measure of MLB success, then I demand the Red Sox give me a call. I hit .380 with 54 HRs and 180 RBI playing in RF in 2008 on MLB the Show :)

Nelson Cruz is a AAA player at best.

video game numbers....ok.

ill take why the texas rangers suck for 1000 alex

Hopefully nobody needs a SS so that Beckham can fall to the A's.

The Dodgers should just give Furcal 5/70 or 75 and be done with that.

As far as Kuroda goes, it was Takashi Saito's influence, if anything, that pulled him to the Dodgers.

If Alvarez's signing bonus proves to be a problem for the first 11 teams, does anyone think Beane could pick him and pay out of slot ?

With the top 10 picks seemingly set, Tanner doesn't seem to be a long shot to be avaiable at the #12 spot. It's not like the other infield position players seem to be as good as Beckham.

"Video game numbers" is an expression for a player putting up a statline so ridiculous it looks like it came out of a video game. For example, .380/54/180 in a full season.

Another (more germane) example: How does .364/.511/.758 with 11 HR, 32 RBI, and a 28:19 BB:K ratio, with 11 SBs in 14 attempts thrown in... in 99 ABs (28 GP) strike you? That looks like something out of some sort of video game, doesn't it.

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