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How about Miguel Tejada? As somebody over at Baseball Think Factory summed up nicely, "A lying steroid user with the distraction of a federal investigation hanging over his head. But the good kind."
The fact of the matter is that there are many steroid users getting employed by major league teams. There are many people that have committed illegal acts being employed by major league teams. There's even some with the possibility of legal matters in the near or long term that are employed by major league teams. There are players that carry media baggage that are employed by major league teams.
Except the one player that is still able to get on base at a near 50% clip.
(Although, I'd admit that Bonds comes with significantly more media nonsense than others. But come on, sometimes, you have to say "**** you" to the reporters, and field the best possible team.)
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I wish the Angels would suck it up and sign him.
You insist that there is something a machine cannot do. If you will tell me precisely what it is that a machine cannot do, then I can always make a machine which will do just that! -J. von Neumann
Take on the old Raiders persona and sign Bonds and Clemens.
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I think if they were pressed a little harder in the AL West, they might have considered. As is, they've got it locked up.
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True...
You insist that there is something a machine cannot do. If you will tell me precisely what it is that a machine cannot do, then I can always make a machine which will do just that! -J. von Neumann
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BTW, I'm no fan of the wild card, so this isn't about that. But can anyone else remember being this late into the season and every single Division race (except the 11 1/2 game lead of the Angels) is within TWO GAMES ! !
My memory ain't what it used to be, but this is amazing to me to have 5 out of 6 division races this close this late.
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Take on the old Raiders persona and sign Bonds and Clemens.
Which is exactly why I abandoned the Raiders and am proud of my Sox for not taking a 'win at any cost' attitude.
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How about last year? On july 31st
AL
east Sox led by 7 games
central: Det led by 1 game
West:LAA led by 3 game
NL
east:Mets by 3 games
Central was tied
West: Ari by 1 game (Col was in 4th!)
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Rob Neyer just wrote an entry in his ESPN Insider blog about how great the division races are shaping up to be, citing how so many teams have a legitimate chances at not only the playoffs, but first place - Rays, Red Sox, Yankees, White Sox, Twins, Angels, Mets, Phillies, Marlins, Cubs, Brewers, Cardinals, Diamondbacks, Dodgers, and he threw in the Tigers, Rockies, and Blue Jays as darkhorse candidates.
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Rumor on ESPN Radio today was that the Dodgers were interested in Manny and the question was whether or not they could get a deal done in time and if Boston could get enough back.
Now, Boston would need a bat and need RP. Kemp & Broxton?? I'd do it in a heartbeat and give the Dodgers cash towards Manny. Doubt LAD would do it, but would Boston take Kemp and another RP, or Broxton and SS Prospect Chin Lu Hu and then sign Bonds...or play Casey everyday at first and move Yuke to LF? All interesting possibilities. Would the Dodgers deal Kemp or Broxton...especially with their everyday closer now hurt?
The Dodgers have alot of young good prospects...talk was a three way where Boston would get Texiera. I'm not as crazy about that one but its intriguing. Looks like LAA will be getting Tex. Who knows.
Anyway, this trade deadline will be like many in the past....alot of hot air and only a few moves, or then again
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