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Baseball Blogs Weigh In: Gonzalez, Pirates, Elias

On this date way back in 1976, the Mariners and Blue Jays each selected 30 players in the expansion draft. Seattle drafted outfielder Ruppert Jones from the Royals with the first pick, then Toronto grabbed the versatile Bob Bailor from the Orioles with the second pick. The full results of the expansion draft can be found here.

We had to do some expanding of our own this week - get ready for what I'm certain is the largest BBWI in MLBTR history...

• Baseball Time In Arlington thinks the Rangers need to wave goodbye to Vladimir Guerrero after declining his option.
• Royals Review asks what Kansas City should do, and will do with their arbitration eligible players.
• The Friarhood breaks down the trade market for Adrian Gonzalez.
• Pirates Propects examines what the impact would be if Andrew McCutchen qualified as a Super Two next year.
• Capitol Avenue Club looks at some options to address the Braves' need for a fourth outfielder.
• Amazin Avenue explains why they don't want the Mets to hire Wally Backman to serve as manager.
• Pittsburgh Lumber Co. wonders if the Pirates should start spending on free agents this winter.
• Meanwhile, Wahoo Blues believes the Indians are poised to make a free agent splash.
• Crashburn Alley says the Phillies need to give Domonic Brown 600 plate appearances in 2011.
• Disciples of Uecker explains why Justin James was an interesting waiver claim.
• Prospect Insider thinks that the Elias free agent ranking system needs to go.
• The Process Report tries to find a fit for Matt Garza with the Mets.
• Randall on Baseball reviews Jack Zduriencik's moves as the Mariners GM.
• SD Sports Net thinks the Padres should go out and acquire Dan Uggla.
• The Love Of The Game likes what the Yankees have in 2010 rookie Ivan Nova.
• Fan Speak tries to figure out what the Nationals should do with Josh Willingham (part one, part two).
• Cubs Billy Goat Blog (formerly Cubs Pack) asks what the Cubbies can learn from more successful teams.
• 1 Blue Jays Way re-lives Toronto's 2010 season, top ten style.
• River Ave. Blues comes up with a list of the players the Yankees shouldn't even think about acquiring this winter.
• MLB Depth Charts is putting together early looks at each team's 2011 roster.
• Baseball Prospectus' Analyze This reviews how the World Champion San Francisco Giants were built in a two part series (part one, part two). No subscription is required.

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