Prince Fielder to become a Detroit Tiger
Following in Cecil's footsteps ironically enough. This came out of nowhere. And, naturally, the Pirates have the misfortune of playing the Tigers TWICE this season (home AND away). At least the Brewers have lost their swagger.
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If Miggy
can’t handle 3B, I’d assume he’d go on the trading block.
by KentuckyPirate on Jan 24, 2012 3:54 PM EST up reply actions
cabrera is the better fielder?
haha ironic. i meant fielder as in with the glove at first not the better Fielder as in last name Fielder
Guess we can stop wondering if they'd be interested in Garrett Jones
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by WHYG Zane Smith on Jan 24, 2012 3:46 PM EST reply actions
maybe we can get Brannen Boesch
let the rumors begin!
wasn't a bad idea
Just been overtaken by events.
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by WHYG Zane Smith on Jan 24, 2012 7:39 PM EST up reply actions
Er, I, uh, wow.
Scott Boras is a wizard. He just convinced a team that has Miguel Cabrera at 1st to sign a first baseman for over 200 million dollars.
On the flipside, if Prince is just a DH/1B spot starter, then the Tigers just spent 200 million dollars on a designated hitter.
No, baseball isn’t broken at all.
Jose Tabata is the truth
The following is a list of everything Darren McFadden is bad at: 1) Giving birth. End of list.
Forgot about Martinez's injury
Cabrera at 3rd, Fielder at 1st most likely then.
Good lord, the Tigers are going to be scary.
Jose Tabata is the truth
The following is a list of everything Darren McFadden is bad at: 1) Giving birth. End of list.
Good lord, the Tigers are going to be scary
If that gives Jim Leyland a 2nd ring then so be it.
Plus rather have the Tigers be scary than the Brewers.
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by Bradley James McEachern on Jan 24, 2012 7:40 PM EST up reply actions
GOOD
get him the hell out of the NL central!
I though Detroit would be that last place he would go considering his relationship with Cecil. Guess he’s hoping to wipe away his fathers legacy. Now, more than ever, they will be compared closely. I hope, for his sake, he is successful there. Otherwise his demons with his father may never go away.
by Wizard of Woz on Jan 24, 2012 4:04 PM EST via mobile reply actions
One can buy
all the Kleenex needed to wipe those tears away.
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Free your ass and your mind will follow.
by cocktailsfor2 on Jan 24, 2012 11:04 PM EST up reply actions
Holy frijoles!
I could swear he said he’d never play for one of his father’s teams. Of course, $214M is very persuasive.
Hey, at least it’s not the Cubs.
I'm really feeling for my Indians fans friends today... ouch!
I could feel his muscle tissues collapse under my force. It's ludicrous these mortals even attempt to enter my realm. ~~ Mike Tyson
But............
They just signed Brad Eldred, I thought he was the solution
Maybe we can trade for him as he’s now blocked…
Anyway, back to the real world, what an embarrassment of riches, two MVP candidates at the same position (Fielder and Miggy) and another borderline candidate at DH (Martinez) and an actual MVP at Pitcher
Not to mention
Alex Avila was impressive behind the dish and he blocks another potential position that VMart plays
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