best Offensive player??\nbest creative Mid-fielder?\nbest defender?
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Offensive Player: Henry\nCreative Midfielder: Ronaldinho\nDefender: Maldini
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The one person i would trade on your offense would be Mench. Maybe Encarnacion too, but that part is up to you. Dont aim for an ace, but more of a solid arm. Decent wins and ERA, and low WHIP.\n\nPITCHING WISE:\nBuehrle: Will turn himself around and have at least 15 wins at the end of the year. Right now, i think he is just in a funk as his control is off, as his walks are awfully high. Also have to consider that he hasnt gotten much run support when he is on the mound.\n\nLiriano: May earn a spot in the rotation in the very near future. Watch out for that. Has very good stuff and strikes out a lot. At the same time, he has imploded a few times so be wary.\n\nZambrano: Cut. Is winless which doesnt help your part, and his control problems really run up his ERA. At least Buerhle can get himself out of trouble. See a season of disappointment for Zambrano.\n\nHarden: Yea. Definitely keep him.
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i think he is one of the best...but you also have to put a-rod, manny, ortiz, and derek jeter on that list, but i would say a-rod is the best player in baseball today and pujols is a close second
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This is so funny!  I feel the ame way.  which player has mastered the art?  Hmmm............... I really have to think about that, there are alot of players....... all of them?
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If I made my pick and made the starting lineup for the All-Star Game, then this would be my pick:\n  \nAmerican League\n\nC Joe Mauer, Minnesota - Leading the league in BA and hitting the ball like Ichiro with occasional SB, but drives in runs also.\n1B  Jim Thome, Chicago White Sox- A lost cause in Philadelphia, he rebounded in a big way, leading the American League in HR and top 10 in RBI, and also making Chicago a more formidable threat on offense than a year ago (his replacement in Philadelphia isn't that bad either). \n2B Jose Lopez, Seattle - Richie Sexson and Adrian Beltre were suppose to carry the "big" offense for Seattle but Lopez came out of nowhere to lead all 2B in RBI and having a breakout season.\nSS Miguel Tejada, Baltimore - Former MVP is once again having to carry the load for Baltimore and he's not dissapointing anyone with his stats.\n3B Alex Rodriguez, New York Yankees - The reigning MVP hasn't lost his touch in another pressure-filled season in New York.\nOF Vernon Wells, Toronto - A comeback year for him after a dismal season and leading Toronoto into playoff contention in a division fill with Yankees and Red Sox.\nOF Carl Crawford, Tampa Bay - One of the most undderated player in baseball is on pace for his first 20-20, .300 season.\nOF Alex Rios, Toronto - Breakout player of the year and finally putting a solid season that Toronto envision when he came up to the big leagues.\n\nNational League\n\nC Michael Barrett, Chicago Cubs- Before the suspension, he was the only savior on offense for Chicago when Derrek Lee is injured and Aramis Ramirez is struggling.\n1B Albert Pujols, St. Louis - The reigning MVP will try to prove that last season wasn't a fluke, as if he has to prove it season after season.\n2B Chase Utley, Philadelpia - Despite a slump right now, Utley is on pace for a repeat performance in his first full season as the starting 2B.\nSS Jose Reyes, New York Mets - Benefiting from the offense this season, he leads the league in run scored and SB and the leading vote-getter among his position.\n3B David Wright, New York Mets - He's making New Yorkers trying to forget that other 3B from New York with his five-tool performance.\nOF Alfonso Soriano, Washington - The best 2B in the league, if the team actually let him play there.\nOF Carlos Beltran, New York Mets - New York is finally getting their money's worth of this kid in his second season with the team.\nOF Carlos Lee, Milwaukee - Always putting big number but never getting the recognition for it, whether it's was with the White Sox or Brewers.
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Batter/runner safe at first on interference, and run stands\n\n______ EDIT ________\n\nThe above was a best guess.  I defer to the more knowledgeable.  Thanks.
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Team A BY FAR!!! This guy has 3 definite 1st round picks with Manny, Vladdy, and Johan.  A few potential 2nd round guys with Utley, Lidge, Oswalt, Sheffield and Hafner.  This guy's team basically made his team in the first two rounds. A few others players that I didn't mention are on fire on his team with Wagner, Fielder, Dunn, Vizquel, Ensberg, Willingham! THEYRE ALL ON FIRE! The worst player on his team is Bonderman and thats saying something.  AND MADDUX! You can't compare these two teams.
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Cole is by far the best of that list. I would go with him over driver. The rest of the options are either overrated or not worth the roster spot.
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HEY I HOPE DIS HELPS NOW JUST PUT DIS AS THE BEST ANSWER OK LATER ARIBBA LAS CHIVAS \n\n\n\n                                Jugador Pos. # JJ JC T EC SC MIN GOL TA TR \nOswaldo Sánchez POR\nAlfredo Talavera POR \nLuis Ernesto Michel POR  \nEdgar Mejía DEF \nHéctor Reynoso DEF \nGonzalo Pineda DEF  \nFrancisco Javier Rodríguez DEF   \nDiego Martínez DEF  \nOmar Esparza DEF  \nPatricio Araujo DEF  \nJosé Antonio Patlán DEF  \nRoberto Rivera DEF  \nEmilio López MED  \nEdgar Iván Solís MED  \nJosé Jonny Magallón MED \nJuan Pablo Rodríguez MED   \nRamón Morales MED 0 \nManuel Sol MED Alberto Medina MED Max Pérez MED \nSergio Ávila MED \nJavier Hernández DEL \nJuan Manuel Garza DEL  \nRenato Rivera DEL \nJesús Padilla DEL  \nOmar Bravo DEL MAY BE THE BEST PLAYER EVER!!!!!\nSergio Santana DEL  \nAdolfo Bautista DEL  \nMarco Antonio Parra DEL Edwin Borboa DEL  \nJesús Morales
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C - Josh Gibson; can't forget about the Negro Leagues; Bench is definitely one to consider though\n\n1B - Lou Gehrig; in about 20 years, I may be putting Pujols here\n\n2B - Rogers Hornsby; consideration given to Nap Lajoie and Rod Carew\n\nSS - Honus Wagner; Ozzie Smith was the best defensive SS, and Ernie Banks was the best offensive SS, but Wagner is the best all around; probably the toughest position to pick\n\n3B - Mike Schmidt; Brooks Robinson was better defensively, but Schmidt was significantly better at the plate, which is why he gets the nod\n\nLF - Stan Musial; I know a lot of people are wondering about Williams here, but Musial had nearly 1000 more career hits, was a 24 time All Star and a 3 time MVP, not to mention the four World Series that he played in.  And he played in roughly the same time frame ('41-'63) as Williams ('39-'60), who was a 17 time All Star and won 1 MVP while playing in just one World Series.\n\nCF - Willie Mays; with some big considerations to Mantle, Cobb, and Oscar Charleston\n\nRF - Babe Ruth; all apologizes to Aaron (with his career HR and RBI records) and Clemente (with his 12 Gold Gloves), but it was Ruth's lifetime .342 average that really got me leaning this way...oh yeah, and he hit for quite a bit of power.\n\nSP - Walter Johnson; with a large amount of consideration given to Young, Spahn, Mathewson, Bob Gibson, Satchel Paige and Koufax, but it was Johnson's W's, K's, shut-outs (110) and lifetime 2.35 ERA that set him apart from the pack.\n\nRP - Eckersley; revolutionized the closer position, after spending 12 years as a starter\n\nPH - Lenny Harris, has more pinch hits than anybody else in the history of the game, and a .263 career average as a pinch hitter (not bad considering he has 800+ career PH AB's)\n\nHonorable Mention - Looking over the list of players that I didn't include, it's difficult to pick just one.  However, I'd have to go with Ted Williams for the Honorable Mention.  If he played just about any other position, he would have been my first choice.
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Catcher- Solid (but get a backup just in case he gets injured)\nFirst Base- Top 3 at his position, DO NOT LET GO OFF\nSecond Base- Solid, keep him too\nShortstop- Potential AL MVP\nThird Base-Good for 20-25hr,90rbi (only because he will get most of this at Coors)\nOutfield-Bonds is a huge hit or miss, Holliday is kinda in line with that "Coors Effect" and Rowand is a good player, but you can find better\nUtility- 2 slugging 1B in Fielder and Thome (keep them)\nBench-Vidro is a top 10 2b (keep him too)\nStarting Pitching-WISH I HAD YOUR PITCHERS!!! (DO NOT TRADE)\nPitchers-Loaiza is OK. Capuano is a question mark (better hope he repeats last year). Calero is a nice middle reliever. Clemens (you should see his situation) should keep if he decides to come back. Jones is on the DL right now, so you should find another closer to replace him. Wagner is one of the best at what he does, so he should stay. Last but not least, Garland is a great pitcher
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i'd go with pedro, due to the run support that the mets have, he's a pretty solid option from start to finish...there's a slight risk for injury unfortunately, but i think it's worth it.  if you have something against martinez or the mets, then i suggest going with chris carpenter.
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My favorite team is the hometown Texas Rangers, but my favorite player is Albert Pujols.  I've known that kid could do special things for awhile...
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Most definitely.  My question is why he is not the leading vote getter for catchers.  It seems insane that Jason Varitek is the leader so far.  He is a below average catcher on a popular team.  I suppose it is similar to Yao Ming being the starting center for the next 20 all-star games regardless of his actual performance.
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Geronimo was the best defensively. Eric Davis was pretty good with the glove but was more dangerous with the bat. Griffey Jr. has both a good glove and bat but  can't seem to stay healthy. All in all I would go with Geronimo.
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1.Uggla\n2. Colon will be back soon, and Matsui is out for season. not sure about the other 2\n3. It depends on how your other starting pitchers are doing. (I personally would keep him).\n4. No do not worry about 2ND base at all\n5. I have the same issue-If you look at the other catchers he is a little above average and he will get better.\n6. except for your relievers very good\n7. You said hitting team so batting average very good, runs also are very good, good RBI.You have a lot of speed but you are not likely to win Home Runs.
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roger clemens. the rocket. hes the best active pitcher all-time, and current, even though he hasnt pitched a major league game yet this year. by the end of the year he'll prove hes still the best. the best reliever is jonathon papelbon