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1. John (You Can Call Me Grandma) Murphy Posted: November 18, 2007 at 01:20 AM (#2618790)That about sums it up for me, Dan.
Or a .241 guy.
They've already struck a two year deal with Molina. I was hoping they'd look into Castro, but they probably would have had to overpay significantly to get him to leave the Mets.
I think I'd like Barrett or Kendall on a cheap deal.
Looking at JR House's minor league numbers it sure looks like he can hit, how's his defense? He might be a good guy to pick up on a minor league deal.
Kendall at this point seems like the non-sociopathic version of Lo Duca: Decent OBP, no power, "bat control," could be plausible either as the world's slowest #2 hitter (relying on the fact that Reyes' SBs bail you out of many DP situations) or at the bottom of the order. I would much prefer that they try to find more than a one-year solution to this problem, but it doesn't sound too bad to me.
Kendall is a much better bet to put up a .350+ OBP than any other catcher available. Who's left after Barrett? Barajas? You want Blow Duca back?
They might be able to trade for Hernandez, but he's due 16.5 million the next two years and didn't exactly light it up last year.
Yikes, I didn't realize. Barrett wasn't much better, he allowed 72 of 86. Kendall was 111 of 131.
Is Seattle looking to trade Johjima? He threw out 46% and he's a decent hitter.
A person familiar with the Mets' thinking told Newsday that he doesn't see the club turning back to Paul Lo Duca now that Yorvit Torrealba is out of the mix.
The Mets don't seem to have much interest in Michael Barrett or Jason Kendall, so it's either Lo Duca or a trade. They reportedly have engaged in talks with the Orioles regarding Ramon Hernandez and the Rangers about Gerald Laird, but they didn't like the price in either case. Maybe now they'll kick the tires on Brian Schneider, Ronny Paulino or Miguel Olivo.
And Lassus was complaining about Jason Kendall.
Anyway, now that we know Castillo is back, we know we don't need a #2 hitter. Whoever plays catcher for us is batting eighth ALL season. Get used to it big fella.
Reyes-Castillo-Wright-Beltran-Alou-Delgado-Milledge-Catcher.
I sure hope so. I'd hate to see them get some 2nd-rate vet to start over Milledge. This lineup should be good enough.
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