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Sheffield Staying Put For Now
According to MLB.com's T.R. Sullivan, the Rangers don't expect to deal for Gary Sheffield. A Rangers official said the club would "consider it" if the Tigers took on enough of Sheffield's $14MM 2009 salary, but the Tigers aren't going to give him away.
Tigers GM Dave Dombrowski thinks that Sheffield "can still hit," so he's in no rush to trade him.
The Rangers inquired on Sheffield yesterday, but Sullivan says it "was not a serious conversation."
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Damn i was hopeing he was gonna be traded
Posted by: GoBlue4Life | December 11, 2008 at 06:45 PM
Unfortunately, with the tigers lineup now featuring Laird, Everett/Santiago, and Inge Thay need Sheffield in the lineup hitting .270 20hr 90-100RBIS.
Posted by: highVoltage | December 11, 2008 at 06:58 PM
I dont understand why they are looking to spend money an another bat. They scored 901 runs last year, and no one else was even close (boston 845, closest in division LAA 765). Sure they will lose Milton Bradley, but they need pitching BADLY. They gave up 967 runs last year! When will Texas finally prioritize and start spending on pitching?
Posted by: sjdurfey | December 11, 2008 at 07:11 PM