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Quick Hits: Burrell, Beltran, Lee, Kuo

By Ben Nicholson-Smith | September 28, 2011 at 10:29pm CDT

Evan Longoria, Dan Johnson, Chris Carpenter and Robert Andino delivered in big moments for their respective teams on this incredible night of baseball, as the Cardinals and Rays won the wild cards. Some links as the season winds down…

  • Pat Burrell told Andrew Baggarly of the San Jose Mercury News that he'll give his chronic foot strain a month to recover before he decides on his future in baseball. If he does play again, it would only be with the Giants.
  • Carlos Beltran told Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle that he'll give the Giants the first chance to sign him when he hits free agency this offseason (Twitter link). The Giants will have five days of exclusive negotiating rights after the World Series, plus the month of October.
  • Carlos Lee hinted that he might retire after the 2012 season, when his six-year, $100MM contract expires with the Astros, according to Brian McTaggart of MLB.com. Lee, 35, says he wants to spend more time with his family.
  • Hong-Chih Kuo told Ken Gurnick of MLB.com that he needs a break and is currently unsure if he'll play again. "If I want to still play and somebody wants to give me a try, I play," he said. "If not, fine with me. I'll miss it." The 30-year-old was sidelined with an anxiety disorder this year and may return home to Taiwan and open a restaurant. The Dodgers will consider non-tendering Kuo and he said he'll understand if they do.
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  1. notsureifsrs

    9 years ago

    – i’d definitely give kuo a shot

    – i feel for braves fans, but this has really been a great night of baseball. i know the yanks gave them every chance, but that was still an amazing turnaround by the rays

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    • TDKnies

      9 years ago

      Braves fans will be ok.  I would’ve loved me some playoffs (even though we’d have gotten swept), but it’s obvious the team didn’t deserve to go there.

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      • notsureifsrs

        9 years ago

        sounds familiar (written a minute after papelbon blows the save with 2 outs and 2 strikes)

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        • notsureifsrs

          9 years ago

          and carl crawford drops the ball to end the game. poetic justice. go rays

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          • YanksFanSince78

            9 years ago

            I’m beside myself. I want to gloat or something but it’s not like the Yanks did anything positive to make this happen. Yanks better destroy the Rays if they face them in the playoffs though. Couldn’t take the irony.

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            • notsureifsrs

              9 years ago

              it would be hard for anyone to say something negative about the sox right now that isn’t true. dug their own grave, deserved to miss the playoffs

              but just as a baseball fan first and foremost, this was just an incredible, awesome night. i think the yanks can handle the rays if and when the time comes, but right now is their moment of glory. what a game

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              • Lunchbox45

                9 years ago

                it couldn’t have been written any better..

                the italian in me is screaming match fixing scandal.. the absolute improbable unfolded right before everyone.

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                • notsureifsrs

                  9 years ago

                  from FG:

                  Red Sox had a win expectancy of 95.3% with Papelbon on the hill in the
                  bottom of the 9th with 1 out and nobody on, and they lost. The Rays had a
                  0.3% win expectancy in various points during the 7th and 8th innings,
                  and they won. The Red Sox had a 99.6% of winning the division on
                  September 3rd, blew that lead, then had a 95.3% chance of winning the
                  division tonight, and blew that.

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                  • Lunchbox45

                    9 years ago

                    if I had a sports almanac I would be an extremely rich guy right now..

                    Who do you like in the playoffs?… too soon?

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                    • notsureifsrs

                      9 years ago

                      i know it’s blasphemy, but i’m not that upset by this. maybe it’s because i felt like they deserved to lose or maybe it’s just because the rays really friggen earned it tonight, dunno

                      just like before, i still like philly to win it all. if their bats stay hot, the tigers might make it that far. i’d love to see a dbacks rays WS though

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                      • Lunchbox45

                        9 years ago

                         I don’t know why but I have a good feeling about the brew crew..

                        so hard to pick though.. last year I won so much on the rangers and lost so much on the phillys..

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                        • notsureifsrs

                          9 years ago

                          you and me both on the 2010 rangers. i think the brewers could be the sleepers this year. that rotation can hang tough and there’s enough pop in the lineup to steal a series from the better team. feel the same way about the tigers

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                        • Rabbitov

                          9 years ago

                          Brewers are gonna make some splashes but Phillies are taking this.  No one is going to take down that pitching Juggernaut. 

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                          • The_BiRDS

                            9 years ago

                            Cardinals did in the regular season… in fact STL is the only team that has beat the Phils this year and they are Red Hot right now

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                • YanksFanSince78

                  9 years ago

                  “Not for nuttin’ but I think dey had the ole Malocchio on ’em. Fuggagetabout it”.

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                  • Lunchbox45

                    9 years ago

                    hahah very nice

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              • YanksFanSince78

                9 years ago

                Yeah,…Dan Johnson owns the Yankees. 7 hrs in 70 AB. 4 in his last 26 AB. 

                I was looking at Paps and his intense stare after the 1st two outs thinking “why do I think this might be his last pitch as a red sox playr”. Then I thought “naaa” he’s so locked in.

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                • notsureifsrs

                  9 years ago

                  dan johnson and his -7 wRC+. they have got to make a movie about this

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                  • Lunchbox45

                    9 years ago

                    thishasgottobeajokenofreakinway ball

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            • The_BiRDS

              9 years ago

              So do Boston fans root for the Yankees now?? Hows this work?

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          • YanksFanSince78

            9 years ago

            Ya know…that went over my head. Crawford the ex-Ray. Wow.

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            • notsureifsrs

              9 years ago

              the ex-ray superstar, paid in large part for his amazing defense, blew the play

              perfect circle

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              • YanksFanSince78

                9 years ago

                the only thing I have against Crawford is who he plays for now but DAMN….what a horrible ending to what was a horrible season for him. I bet you he can’t get back to Texas any sooner. Someone needs to take away his shoe laces and belt and put him on a 24 hr watch (obviously isn’t that deep).

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                • notsureifsrs

                  9 years ago

                  it’s about as bad as it gets for an established pro. his numbers are better than adam dunn’s, but when you consider the environment and how it all played out, he may have the worse situation

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                  • Lunchbox45

                    9 years ago

                     isn’t it so poetic though?? Kinda bad karma in a sense for leaving the small market comfortable environment for the big pressure lights and big paycheck attached to boston?

                    I don’t care what anyone says,  you can make 18 million a year and be absolutely miserable.

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                    • YanksFanSince78

                      9 years ago

                      yeah but he has $18 mil ways to help get over it. How many of us can afford to go on vacation for the next 4 months and not even miss the money? 

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                      • Lunchbox45

                        9 years ago

                        crawford and dunn still probably hate their lives.. I mean, I’ve  never been booed at work, well once but I deserved it..

                        No amount of money would be worth having people literally hate you and talk so much about you negatively.. I mean in retrospect, the heckling I did towards Rios and Wells was pretty bad and I shouldnt have been such a prick while they struggled, but meh.

                        Imagine dunn or crawford don’t turn things around, how could someone go through that for a few years?

                         

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                        • Yankees420

                          9 years ago

                          “Imagine dunn or crawford don’t turn things around, how could someone go through that for a few years?”

                          Really? If you were actually making 14-20 MILLION dollars for 1 years worth of work, you wouldn’t be able to shrug off the people that hate you for your mistakes?

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                          • Lunchbox45

                            9 years ago

                            hate is one thing, being booed, and tortured in the media is another.. money isn’t everything 

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                            • Yankees420

                              9 years ago

                              I’m not saying that money solves all problems (although it would solve most of mine), but I just don’t think Dunn or Crawford really need any sympathy from anyone and that they should be able to let negative comments roll of their respective shoulders. 

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                      • notsureifsrs

                        9 years ago

                        man, that really sucked. i don’t even know which of my vacation homes to go to

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          • TimotheusATL

            9 years ago

            if it makes you feel better, proctor blowing the game and letting the rays in was reminiscent of so many games he blew for the braves before they woke up and released him.

            (i know it won’t actually make you feel better, but it’s still fun to vent)

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          • 5_tool_MiLB_fool

            9 years ago

            more like

            HATS OFF TO THE RED SOX 0-7 START!

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      • Phillies_Aces35

        9 years ago

        I don’t understand why they pitched to Pence. I’m not trying to gloat or anything I’m just wondering if the Braves announcers thought it was as… misguided… as the Phillies announcers did.

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        • TDKnies

          9 years ago

          Hell if I know.  Why has Derek Lowe been starting for the past two months?  Why didn’t Heyward start more against righties after Constanza finally cooled off?  Freddi G. makes a lot of moves I flat out can’t fathom.

          And holy ish I just realized the Braves would have won if Alex Gonzalez had played (wouldn’t have made the error presumably).  This may be the only time those words will ever be uttered.

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          • CaseyBlakeDeWitt

            9 years ago

            Wait. You wanted someone else to play defense.. over Jack Wilson? (Didn’t see that specific play, but my god, that was the greatest day of baseball I’ve ever seen)

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            • TDKnies

              9 years ago

              Alex Gonzalez only has one redeeming quality, and that is his SS defense.

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  2. Sniderlover

    9 years ago

    What an epic day of baseball. WOW! Absolutely unreal.

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  3. Jose_Bautista

    9 years ago

    Epic Boston Collapse!

    Shows you that spending won’t win championships.

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    • notsureifsrs

      9 years ago

      …you know the yanks won the division right? i think the lesson is that a large payroll isn’t necessary to win

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      • YanksFanSince78

        9 years ago

        …and that a large payroll doesn’t guarantee shizzle. So we should all just shut up and let them play the game.

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        • Lunchbox45

          9 years ago

           I thought it was mandatory in every post for someone to bring up a payroll debate?

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        • monkeydung

          9 years ago

          it doesn’t guarantee it, but it makes it a hell-of-a-lot more likely.

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      • Jose_Bautista

        9 years ago

        Not when media and fans were calling it the best team ever assembled in the history of the game, comparing it the Yankees team if 1927. It was laughable then and it still is now.

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        • notsureifsrs

          9 years ago

          what does that have to do with anything anyone here is saying. people like you sound more to me like pro wrestling fans than a baseball fans. take it over to ESPN

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          • Lunchbox45

            9 years ago

            he’s just bitter he isnt going to win the AL MVP

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      • Rabbitov

        9 years ago

        Except for the fact the Yankees won the division . . .  

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  4. cards2WS

    9 years ago

    Amazing night. How far was that Longo homer? It looked like it was about 316 ft.

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    • CaseyBlakeDeWitt

      9 years ago

      It made it the 6 extra inches above the ground it needed to be, and that’s what matters.

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  5. Phillies_Aces35

    9 years ago

    That was the greatest night of baseball I ever watched. Wow. If tonight was a taste of what’s to come for the playoffs… It’s going to be a heck of a post season.

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  6. Drew Tweedie

    9 years ago

    Boston, Atlanta, I feel for you. Should be a great October for baseball though.

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    • notsureifsrs

      9 years ago

      tigers, rays, brewers, diamondbacks. good stuff

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      • YanksFanSince78

        9 years ago

        Ready…..

        Rays, brewers, Dbacks, Cardinals, Rangers….yes baseball is broken. Meanwhile the Mets and Dodgers have spent the entire year trying to stay out of bankruptcy court, the Angels have become the dumping ground for bad contracts and the Cubs and the White Sox are in a state of disrepair.

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        • notsureifsrs

          9 years ago

          highest profits in 2010 reported by the san diego padres, who traded the superstar they “couldn’t afford” to the red sox – the team that for $140M also signed crawford away from the rays, who then beat them for the last playoff spot

          lovin’ it

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          • YanksFanSince78

            9 years ago

            So do they do a mini-blow up and bring some new blood? Maybe let Paps, Ortiz, Drew, Vtek and Wake walk? Maybe too much nostalgia? 

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            • Lunchbox45

              9 years ago

               I was wondering the same thing..

              I was actually routing for them to make it.. now I fear they will go all 2009 Yankees and improve their team drastically… Hello Cj Wilson and Jose Reyes

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              • notsureifsrs

                9 years ago

                really hope that doesn’t happen

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                • Lunchbox45

                  9 years ago

                   well you know more than me about the culture there..

                  isn’t the media going to go all nuts and want heads to roll and for the team to improve??

                  I’m thinking of the 2008 yanks, miss the playoffs, media panic ensues, they sign 3 top FA’s and then win the world series.

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                  • notsureifsrs

                    9 years ago

                    they’re already going nuts, already asking theo what he’s going to do in an interview just now. but i think the most reactionary thing they could be pressured into would be firing francona. unless someone goes over his head, i can’t see them getting reyes or fielder or whatever

                    a starter maybe, just because the lackey fiasco was so bad and matsuzaka is gone. but i don’t think they’re gonna go nuts. i really hope they don’t, at least, because otherwise by 2014 they’ll be watching from 3rd or 4th place

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              • YanksFanSince78

                9 years ago

                I’m not sure how they will go. They just saw their last two major signings collapse miserably on them (Lackey and Crawford). They don’t have a TON prospect of depth to use in a trade. I’m not sure which way to go.

                I just want to know how long before we can start talking the King Felix for Lavarnay, Anderson, Kalish, Bowden and Iglesias talks? 

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                • notsureifsrs

                  9 years ago

                  right after we finish up the cashman gossip. have you seen that rumor yet?

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                  • YanksFanSince78

                    9 years ago

                    No what are those? Cashman to the Cubs? 

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                    • notsureifsrs

                      9 years ago

                      “cashman having an affair” – pics and everything. pleasantly surprised the NY media isn’t gobbling it up. google cashman deadspin if you’re curious

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              • Rabbitov

                9 years ago

                I think CJ Wilson and Jose Reyes are two of the biggest trap free agents out there. I feel bad for whoever drops massive $ there (please say it isn’t the Orioles). 

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            • notsureifsrs

              9 years ago

              if they do, it will be caving to the pressure of sports radio goofiness. “somebody’s gotta pay” and all that. the only coach that needs to be fired is bogar (3B coach), and that was true in july

              there’s a real chance papelbon walks, that’s always been the case. i think ortiz stays. varitek wakefield and drew can all hit the road

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  7. Lunchbox45

    9 years ago

    As shocked as I am about the Sox collapse and tampa making the playoffs. I’m even more shocked at the cards winning the wildcard. Wow braves fans, I feel for you 

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    • YanksFanSince78

      9 years ago

      And who would’ve thought that the main issues for the Sox (7.68 ERA) and the Braves (4.68 ERA) would be their starting pitching in the month of September?

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      • Lunchbox45

        9 years ago

        well sox I kinda figured.. but the braves? no way.. Braves really had no excuse for their collapse, atleast the red sox can blame injuries.

         

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        • notsureifsrs

          9 years ago

          injuries were a factor, but josh beckett and jon lester would be at the top of my blame list if i had to make one. you don’t depend on your 3-5 (or 6 or 7) starters in september, you count on your aces. they both had good years, but they both came up small when it mattered most

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          • YanksFanSince78

            9 years ago

            I can always count on to be honest. I was going to say the same thing. YES…injuries to Bucch and Dice hurt but Lackey, Beckett and Lester were a collective 3-8 with a 6.59 ERA and just an avg of 5.2 IP per start in September. And Bard and Wheeler a collective 0-5 with 3 blown saves and ERA’s over 10.00 in September.

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        • Phillies_Aces35

          9 years ago

          Braves can too to some extent. They lost Tommy Hanson. I’m not sure how big of an impact losing Jurjens was since he was stinking it up post all star break.

          Their issue was the fact their offense was so bad all year that they had to use Venters and Kimbrel too much and they wore them down.

          … and the manager not calling for an intentional walk with a sub .200 hitter on deck.

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  8. HummBaby

    9 years ago

    I’ve read more “I feel for you’s” in the comments to this post than in all of my 3 or so years here on mlbtraderumors

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    • Drew Tweedie

      9 years ago

      I wasn’t on MLBTR for San Diego’s collapse of epic proportions last year, but I wonder if there was a similar outpouring. 

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    • bonestock94

      9 years ago

      Not me, I’ve been laughing all night.

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    • Rabbitov

      9 years ago

      @HummBaby:disqus  I feel for you. 

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  9. YanksFanSince78

    9 years ago

    Isn’t it ironic though that it looked as if half of the Rays fans left when the score was 7-0 but it seems that half the fans in B’more were Red Sox fans and they stayed thru the rain delay. Two distinctively different fan bases.

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    • CAD_Monkey

      9 years ago

      Stayed through the rain delay with their team leading against one of the worst teams in the majors.

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    • Rabbitov

      9 years ago

      The Orioles fans stayed too. Tampa Bay just isn’t, and has never been a great city for sports teams, but I still love their teams anyways. 

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      • Lunchbox45

        9 years ago

        75% of the people there were seniors who simply couldnt stay awake

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    • crashcameron

      9 years ago

      admire the team but saying the Rays have a “fan base” is like saying Tampa has a “baseball” stadium

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  10. Rabbitov

    9 years ago

    Orioles + Meaningful Baseball = Happy Rabbitov

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  11. TheFreak2011

    9 years ago

    This article featured two Giants, an Astro and a Dodger.  So why is everyone talking about the AL here?

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    • baybombers

      9 years ago

      the typical east coast bias

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  12. Redbirds16

    9 years ago

    The 30-year-old was sidelined with an anxiety disorder this year and may return home to Taiwan and open a restaurant. 
    ~~~~~~~~~~

    Kuo obviously has never worked in a restaurant.

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    • FowlofCanada

      9 years ago

      Maybe he should run a bar instead, with an old coach of his and a mouthy waitress.

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  13. NYPOTENCE

    9 years ago

    Doubt the Giants will resign Beltran.

    They would probably look into signing Reyes and maybe someone like cuddyer to enhance their teams in two areas of need.

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    • Dwan

      9 years ago

      Signing Reyes is a bigger long shot than re-sgning Beltran. I could totally see them ending up with Cuddyer though.

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