Damn, that's some serious coin.This guy once played for the Dodgers.
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/big...urn=mlb-292024
Damn, that's some serious coin.This guy once played for the Dodgers.
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/big...urn=mlb-292024
That's baseball economics for you.
I remember him playing in the outfield at Chavez ravine as a youngster (him, not me) too.
it's just unfortunate that when he was a Dodger, he couldn't hit Kurt Bevacqua falling out of a boat.
actually, ges, as i recall, he was pretty damn good. showed a ton of potential. then he broke his wrist and never got his groove back. until, of course, he was wearing another team's uniform.
Not only a broken wrist, but a broken rib in another season. When healthy, he was pretty damn good in LA. But he just couldn't stay healthy.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4/10/82
Matt Kemp and his agent definitely took notice of this deal. If Kemp puts up good numbers the next two seasons he'll hit free agency with a better history, similar if not better skill set, and three years younger than Werth. Could be in line for a monster deal. Though if he continues to regress, he'll only be in line for an obnoxious deal.
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Originally Posted by 4/10/82
he was okay. but so was Henry Rodriguez at one point.
Desperation, meet the Washington Natonals.
That is obscene!
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Originally Posted by gescom
