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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Sunday, July 15, 2007Dallas Morning News: Teams interested in Lofton, Sosa (RR)
The headline is a bit misleading, since there’s no evidence of anyone actually wanting Sosa (and the article says little more than “well, someone SHOULD want him").
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With indications being that Bill Hall's injury is less severe than first thought - he may even be back soon after his 15 days are up - perhaps Gwynn Jr. is back on the block :)
Wait, wrong Lofton.
I still have my Lofton-signed 1984 Packers yearbook floating around somewhere...
His Packer career didn't end on the highest of notes, of course.
If Lofton can hit about 320 the rest of the season, he can get the career BA back to 300.
Sounds like Vada Pinson.
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John
I don't know if I'd go that far. He's been more valuable, but quite a bit of that can be chalked up to the park he plays in being the perfect environment for making what he does more valuable than it'd otherwise be, like a lefty pull-hitter taking advantage of a short porch in right. If he played in Arlington or somewhere, he'd still be hitting infield singles while most everyone else would be taking greater advantage of the park, and he'd look relatively worse.
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