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San Francisco GiantsWhat are you guys talking about? Moina hit a career high 19 HRs in his only year in Toronto plu he hit .284. He hit .295 the year before that. Molina has been good.
What are you guys talking about? Moina hit a career high 19 HRs in his only year in Toronto plu he hit .284. He hit .295 the year before that. Molina has been good.
Re: LTR's All Surprise Team
OK, so he wasn't SO bad in Toronto. Point taken.Originally Posted by love_that_reefer
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trust me Molina was very good the only complain in his one year in Toronto was his throwing arm didn't come around, hopefully it did for SF
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I am not saying he was bad, he just didn't seem to be what the team wanted. And in no way am I saying what the team wanted was a good thing. (Cough)Fire JP(/Cough)
He had good numbers, but what does that mean when the team doesn't perform, they go to waste. The season was a "larf" because of this, and is highlighted by the way he contributed to the Angels winning ways in 2002, and other seasons. I think everyone expected a lot from him, and it just wasn't there in the team. Good numbers, and they go to waste. He drops out of your minds a bit, and presto we have him here in a disscussion of the "All Surprise Team".
I know it was a while ago, but its funny to think that BMo is a two time Gold Glover, for what its worth. And we question this part of his game now? My how have times changed/
OK KOZ, I added Cliff Lee to the honorable mentions list
What's he have to do? Be 10-0 with a .39 ERA?
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The 2074 MSL NL Gold Glove Recipient at Third Base.
And three no-hitters.
Oh, well, that's fairly reasonable.
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Come on. Ryan Church came back today from a concussion and hit his 10th HR of the year. He's a guy who's never hit more than 15 HR before. He's never hit over .287, and is now at .311. He's never had more than 70 RBI, but he's already at about 35. He's gotta at least be an honorable mention...
He did well last year, right right? At least he was never demoted and left off the playoff roster.
Marshall: MILSWANCAs?
Ted: Wait, I can get this. Mothers I'd like to sleep with and never call again.
Barney: Circle gets the square!
The 2074 MSL NL Gold Glove Recipient at Third Base.
I have always liked Church and always thought he was mishandled in Washington. If he was used properly, his production would have been close to what it is now.
I guess that's a fair point. Although at RFK, he woulda had trouble matching his HR numbers. You're right in that he always showed potential, 40 or so doubles one year.
The Nationals don't play at RFK anymore though!
I will go ahead and put Keiichi Yabu on this team. This 39 yr old now owns a 2.06 ERA. Not bad for a minor league invitee who has really sucked balls in the MLB up until now. Definitely didn;t think he would even make the team and did not see him doing this well.
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