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1. Crispix Attacks 2: Swag Airlines Posted: September 24, 2007 at 11:20 PM (#2540629)He then had exactly the same season he had had in 2006, except with fewer strikeouts and with a few missed games.
One year does sound wise, though.
Does any Primate want this man for the team he or she roots for?
Feliz would make a real solid utility player, but that's the limit of how he can be an asset.
Not that the Phillies should make anything other than pitching a priority this offseason, of course.
I've watched Feliz at least 20 times in person and probably 80 times on TV this season. And I would gladly take him over Punto.
Feliz's one-year contract for 2006 was for $4 million. Why so much? Fielding at 3B is not more important than fielding at SS. On the other hand, he does have 20-homer power, as opposed to McDonald's 0-homer power.
If the Phillies can sign him for two years and $3 million per year or something, it would work out well. After all, as Bochy says, his consistency is very consistent and he really plays with a lot of consistency.
Bochy's right, I think any manager would love to have him, but not as a starting 3B.
Exactly, he would be very useful in a utility role. It's the way the outs pile up when he's soaking up 500-600 plate appearances that becomes the problem.
See, some teams have grown accustomed to that from their third basemen. Adding defensive prowess and 20-homer power would be a great improvement.
Well, okay, but generally the idea isn't to seek to improve black holes all the way up to gray ones, but instead to actually get winning performance from a given position.
All of this is true....it doesn't change the fact that he's a frustratingly sh*tty hitter.
That being said, I'd like to see the Giants give him another year....they're going to be terrible and they have no third base prospects, so they might as well give Cain and Lincecum some good defense.
Good point. He ain't good, but what are the alternatives? Could they get Betemit from NY? Hannahan from Oakland? Iwamura from Tampa? Fields from Chicago? Ensberg from San Diego? If they're going to cut bait they should, you know, have someone in mind.
I heartily disagree with the above statement. Not only does John McDonald have awe-inspiring defense, he also has 1 (one) home run power. Some might even go so far as to say 2 home run power.
Outs, defensive prowess and 20 HRs/year (well 19/year over the last 3 years) = Brandon Inge! I guess the Tigers don't need Feliz.
What--you don't even mention that McDonald helps old ladies across the street, heals torn ACLs with a tap on the ankle, and records mood music guaranteed to get you laid?
I already said the Phillies should sign him, Moorad.
Well, in that case, an 8 year, 160m deal will be the starting point of our negotiations with Gillick
He won't make much more in his last year of arb than 4.5 million.
I moved to Canada a couple of years ago, but not Toronto. Is it legitimate for me to become a Blue Jays fan? I have XM but I can't even listen to the Giants games any more.
But does he have real ultimate power?
Who are you, Feliz's agent?
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