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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Thursday, November 12, 2009The Peter Golenblog: Billy Wagner on Rays Radar ?Golengrog! Golengrog! Golengrog!
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It's good to know The Rays have their own doom-saying hyperbole writers. (sniff), ma little girl is all growned up.
Of course, the one year the Rays did catch New York and Boston, they had a crappy Troy Percival finishing games. If only they could find another closer with a 4.50 ERA....
Wouldn't that make Burrell a quintessential American League[r], you know, the league where there's that one full-time position where no fielding is required?
I like him to be part of a three-headed closer for the Braves, Gonzalez, Lowe and Wagner.
Well their bullpen did decline badly in 2009. Grant Balfour and Dan Wheeler just ain't what they used to be. Not that signing and expensive Wagner is the answer. Or Kerry Wood. Or Francisco Cordero.
The whole AL/NL thing is just an easy way for writers to create something. It started with pitchers doing better in the NL because of the poor lower third of lineups. Somehow this extended to hitters being "NL hitters" even though there is no link to the original theory. Now it is just if you want to make a point about a player, you can rack it up to a difference between the leagues, facts be damned.
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