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1. jwb Posted: January 15, 2009 at 05:38 AM (#3052396)Wigginton is still out there isn't he?
And does it really, really, really have to be an RHB?
Well, I was thinking him in LF, Scott at DH, Salazar/Montanez in the mix somewhere as well...
It would make the starting lineup more balanced. Our only "right-handed" batters right now (including switch hitters) are Jones, Roberts, Izturis, Mora, and Wieters, plus a bunch of guys on the bench and a handful of question marks (like Riemold and Montanez). One of those guys isn't a very good hitter and another one of those guys probably won't be in the majors until May or June.
Anyway the difference between Wigginton (or whatever) and the left handed bats in the market not named Adam Dunn probably won't be that great, in terms of wins and such.
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