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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Wednesday, November 07, 2007Newday: Davidoff - Mets meet with Boras to discuss A-Rod, who is apple of Angels’ eye
More A-Rod and other rumors… NTNgod
Posted: November 07, 2007 at 10:53 PM | 17 comment(s)
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Pedro -> RF
Milledge ->SP
Wright -> Pitching coach
Peterson -> 2B
I like Silva but that contract is going to be scary.
And the word is that there won't be a new owner until after the 2008 season starts.
But to answer your question, I suppose it would be the Phillies. He would complete a remarkable infield and probably thrive on offense at the Cit. Would it be the most comfortable environment for him? Probably not, but he might find it surprisingly easier than New York or Boston. However, Phils management may still have sour feelings with Boras over J.D. Drew, so this conjecture could be moot.
If the second part of that is true, the first part isn't.
East Coast bias indeed.
The Angels are one of my favorite teams to watch. But as a Mets fan I am probably somehow reversed biased into thinking that - the AL West teams have the least possible connection to my team and thus seem really new and exciting and exotic when I get to watch them.
Thank you, #15, that was it exactly - the first part anyhow.
Also, I lived in the Anaheim area. I'm sorry, but I cannot be convinced it's not a boring place.
(I didn't ask for the LEAST likely place he'd end up, I asked for the most likely of the less likely places. OK, it was like following Pynchon, but that's what I meant. I'd kill for him to be a Pirate or Royal, but that's just not going to happen.)
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