From Orioles vice president, and the man who signed off on the Scott Kazmir for Victor Zambrano trade, Jim Duquette:"You cannot give up young and affordable pitching."Leave Flushing, find clue. Advance to Boardwalk.
Hey, Zambrano for Tejada, whaddaya say!
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Don't forget to throw in Matsui in that deal!
Benson, Diaz, Bannister for Tejada. Out the door, done!
The metmaster stole my thunder ... Go Kaz Go!
F jim doo doo quette...
Maybe Leo Mazonne can turn around Zambrano in ten minutes.
Thanks man... I almost went through an entire Saturday morning without that sick feeling in the pit of my stomach.
By the way, the next signing is absolutely, positively Minnie Minoso.
My g-d, we are suddenly a pretty old team. I've played on younger beer league softball squads. And Jose Valentin??? A broken-down strikeout machine with bad hands? Was he really the best option out there? I just don't understand this at all.
metstra...
why not hidalgo? he's a free agent and he was good for us in 2004..i figure why not give him a shot in right again..platoon him with diaz..
the outfield would be
floyd, beltran, hidalgo, nady, and hidalgo
Hi Metsradamus- In all fairness Duquette didn't have total say in what went on at all.
I would evenventure to say that Duquette would have been a better GM than Omar had he been given a blank check and carte blanche the same way, he also got rid of some huge dead weight contracts while he was here.
I think Peterson, Leiter & Franco grabbed Wilpon's ear and that is what orchestrated Kazmir for Zambrano.
I think if it was left up to Duquette hismelf it never would have happened.
minglet, I like Hidalgo but he's way too streaky for my taste.
Shari, I agree with you whole heartedly. Duquette, and Steve Phillips near the end of his reign were puppets. And I have to give the Wilpon family credit for coming to their senses by letting Minaya do his job. Better late than never, right?
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