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  1. LightTheHalo
    77 walks and 133 strikeouts last season. He and Trout can compare notes. ;-)
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    http://m.braves.mlb.com/news/article/67852774/bernie-pleskoff-kyle-kubitza-versatile-corner-prospect-for-braves Defensively, Kubitza's greatest asset is his very strong arm. It's probably the best among the Braves' prospect infielders. Using his quick feet and soft hands, Kubitza has a good feel for his position. He has enough defensive ability to stick at the position.
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    There honestly isn't a big difference between Anaheim and Los Angeles. I'm serious. Even Angel Stadium and Dodger Stadium — with the noted exception of the bleachers at Dodger Stadium. Although I'm pretty sure the scene around the Budweiser Pavilion at Angel Stadium isn't much tamer. (And for the record, I make it habit to avoid both!)
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    I guess the real problem is people dont take Anaheim seriously. --------- That's a problem?
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    For anyone whos fimilar with both, you would know that Anaheim/LA are ENTIRELY DIFFERENT places. They are like different planets when you compare them. --------- They really aren't.
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    What about Sosa, Fletch? He hit more career HRs than McGwire. Same steroid taint on both of them.
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    .315 .384 .451 .835 In parts of four AAA seasons. Doubtful, of course, but if he could somehow replicate that in the bigs, there's our No. 2 hitter.
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    Never deal with a Sicilian when DEPTH is on the line...
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    No. 2 hitter? Very good OBP.
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    Dipoto just talked up Featherston on AM830, though he also indicated they're still working on re-signing Beckham, as well.
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    Torii Hunter's deal with the Angels is about the best return on investment that I can think of. Weaver's has been pretty solid, too.
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    Trading CJ would save at most $5-6MM because there's no way any team is going to take his entire salary.
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    If he does anything this spring, you have to believe they'll give him a shot. Especially if he shows he can play SS at the MLB level.
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    Here's some video on Featherston: http://www.milb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20140907&content_id=93502436&fext=.jsp&vkey=news_milb
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    Some former GM on MLB Network last night was talking up Featherston. Said he had the best chance of any of the Rule 5 guys of sticking. Said he can definitely hit.
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    Jon Morosi ‏@jonmorosi 1m1 minute ago Wade LeBlanc has signed with the Seibu Lions in Japan for $1 million base salary and $500k in incentives. @CAA_Baseball negotiated the deal.
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    Rutledge's minor league numbers are also very good. He'll be 26 this season. Lots of guys blossom at 26. We'll see.
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    Why would the Marlins want to help the Dodgers clear payroll? This trade as reported makes zero sense.
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    Speculation is the Dodgers gave up two minor league pitchers for Rollins. Rondon and Rondon?
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    Bill Shaikin ‏@BillShaikin 27s28 seconds ago Dipoto says Roberto Baldoquin, #Angels $8 million Cuban signee, can be everyday MLB SS. He'll start at A or AA in '15.
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    Joe Smith is a comparative steal.
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    At the conclusion of this contract, Hunter will have made $171M in his career.
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    That's dumb. Hunter's production has been among the most consistent the past seven seasons as anybody in baseball.
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    Same could be said about the White Sox and Abreu, but I'm guessing they're pretty happy to have signed him.
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    5(t). Giants: Buster Posey and Madison Bumgarner
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