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Odds and Ends: Chacon, Minaya, Inoa

By Tim Dierkes [June 27, 2008 at 9:18am CST]

Nothing major cracking on the hot stove this morning, so we'll kick it off with odds and ends.

The Padres haven't finalized the deal with top pick Allan Dykstra due to concerns with his physical.
Sorry Pirates fans, but the team does not have interest in bringing back Shawn Chacon.
David Lennon believes Omar Minaya's job is safe. Minaya could seek an extension after the season (he's signed through '09).
In a non-subscriber article, Baseball Prospectus' Joe Sheehan gives his take on whether certain teams should be buyers or sellers.
Saberscouting gives a scouting report on Michel Inoa.
Henry Schulman asks C.C. Sabathia whether San Francisco will be on his list.
A case for the Braves to sign Barry Bonds.
Sam Mellinger continues his look at Dayton Moore's work in Kansas City.
Theo Epstein expects Red Sox execs Ben Cherington and Jed Hoyer to become GMs soon.

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Someone on the Sabernomics blog made a great point. How come the Yanks can sign Sidney Ponson with all of his drama, but not Barry? I'll carry his point further.

Why was Latrell Sprewell able to rehabilitate himself after choking his coach? Why is Pacman Jones still employed? I think nrmax pointed out that Pacman actually slammed a stripper's head through a wall. In my book, that's worse than taking steroids.

Face it, MLB is colluding to keep Bonds out. There's no way someone wouldn't have signed him for league minimum by now.

Posted by: ReardenTech | June 27, 2008 at 11:04 AM

Any Braves fans want to see them take a chance to maybe jump start their sorry offense this year by signing him? I sure do.

Forget Aaron, I could care less about that. Thats the past and this is now. Bonds could legitimately help this club get their offense going. Yeah he's a liability in the field, but at this point the Braves have to do something drastic. And if he's willing to sign for league minimum this isnt a very big risk that could have a huge reward if he can still hit.

Braves management needs to quit worrying about whether it will hurt the fans feelings and just pull the trigger to give them a shot this year.

Posted by: Braves4ever | June 30, 2008 at 04:50 PM

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