Rookie closer for the Red Sox and already has 7 saves
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It's hard to guess, but 40+ could be expected.  But he has to hold this job.
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He can pitch all 6 but he can not pitch more than 6 per week.  Most only pitch about 3 per game though since little league games only last 6 innings.
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It's obviously a risk signing anyone close to 40, but it's tough to pass up considering how much he'll upgrade the DH position.  His numbers should far surpass last year's DH-by-committee group of Shea Hillenbrand, Gregg Zaun, Eric Hinske, Cat, and the rest of that motley bunch.\n\nHe's been hurt a lot lately, but he's appeared in 135 or more games in 12 of his 16 seasons, and he had over 550 plate appearances in 2006.  If he can come close to repeating last year's success, I'd be very happy.\n\nNow, as for signing Royce Clayton when Julio Lugo is available, well, that's another story.  I guess it upgrades the D, but I hope they're using that leftover money to go hard after Meche and/or Lilly.
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When it's all over?  So you mean when his career is done?\n\nWell, he's got 904 hits in 6 seasons.  He's still pretty young.\n\nI'd say he'll probably get somewhere between 1900-2200 career hits.  I guess it'll depend on how long he decides to play.  I don't think he's a candidate for 3,000 hits, if that's what you mean.
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Look on the waiver wire for hidden gems and trade Chris Shelton for a consistent fanstasy producer while Shelton has such a high value. Don't worry yet, their are still many more weeks. If your league plays SP's, RP's, then just P's for the P's use relief pitchers who appear in more games than starters
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great trade for you...your getting 3 quality guys for one quality guy.  Your messing up his team threfore you have a better chance of winning your league.  He has to find another third basemen and an OF.  Third base is a hard postition to get a good player especially of Blalock's caliber.
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Well let me see if i can narrow it down.For catching it is hands down Jason Varitek,by far the best catcher and captain of ALL time,for pitching I have ALOT,but i think I will give the title to Jonathan Papelbon.He is not only the best closer(besides Foulky and Timlin),but he is the best rookie:)for infield i am really starting to like Mike Lowell and Kevin Youkilis[poor Youk,he keeps getting hit:(],for outfield i guess i will have to say....Manny Ramirez.don't get me wrong i absolutely LOOOOVE all of the players,but there is just something about Manny:)and last but definitely not least for DH i am going to say Big Papi(and not because he is the only one,but because he is the BEST!!!!!!!!:)
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I don't know maybe Rivera, F-Rod, and Papelbon are available...what do you expect?  It's late June, who do you think is available at this time in the year?  NO ONE!!!\nIf you have to ask, then you aren't doing enough research yourself.\nGuys that get saves and K's that didn't get drafted are long gone.  Possibly, the only player that may fit your list would be J. Julio of the D-Backs.  He hasn't got a tremendous amount of saves for them, but he is their #1 closer and has at least 10 more K's then innings pitched.
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The Giants will make every effort to keep him.  They want him to break Aaron's record as a Giant.  The revenue is important to the Giants as well as baseball.  If for whatever reason he doesn't play for the Giants he will most likely go to an American League team as a DH.  The steroids have taken a toll on his knees so the less he has to play the field the better for him.  As far as his effect on any team his plays for,  he will isolate himself from the other players as he has done throughout his career.  This does cause a negative effect via the fact that his teams never win with the exception of one pennant.  Remember, he's only in it to break Aaron's record..........that's it!!
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I like Shannon Stewart best. He's batting leadoff for the Twins who are a potential playoff team and he has a lot of good hitters behind him in the lineup to knock him in once he gets on base. He can definately help out your team with his over .300 batting average and 100+ runs scored.
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Looks like he is going to be a game time decision.  I have him on my team, not sure what I am going to do yet.  I will probably make a last minute decision on him.
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He was playing baseball :)
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check out juan pierre, avg. steals, runs scored. hes a winner
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Don't look now but Fox Sports just reported that it was 51.1 million.  Just to talk to him!  That is insane.  A previous answerer said the would need 20 million more to sign him.  Fat chance, Scott Boras is his agent and he's already started harping about how pitching is at a premium this year.  I bet he won't sign for less than 10 or 11 million a year and that he is going to want at least a 4 year contract.  That would bring his overall cost to at least 91 million for a 4 yr contract.  I know the Red Sox really want to plant a foot in the Japanese market but wow, that is some price to pay.  It should also be noted that if they don't sign him, they don't have to pay the 51 million and no other team gets to talk to him until the end of next season when he is a free agent.
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At least its not Danny Graves.  He would have 3 blown saves by now.
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i did the same thing. manny really fustrated me early on but he looks good now. game winning hits aren't a category so manny is a good pick.
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I'm going to go against that grain here and say that unless you need steals - don't do it. Let’s start off with Beckett- he is now 3-1 with a 4.50 ERA, 1.25 WHIP after the Tribe kicked the snot out of him the other night. Everybody knows that Beckett, the 2003 World Series MVP, has talent. The question, as always, is his durability. He'll be just 26 in May and already has 100 starts in the bigs. BUT he's never thrown more than 200 innings or made 30 starts in a season. What happens when his first blister pops up -- on the front pages -- in Boston? How will he handle the heat? How will he get his road ERA (4.25 since 2004) down? How will he handle a full season with the DH? Not this well, that's for sure.\n\nSo...now you're talking Jones for Damon. Andruw is the back bone of the Braves lineup and he has had an awesome April (.284 8HR 23RBI's 17 runs). Project that out and he's looking at a 45+HR and a 100+RBI season. Damon on the other had has a slower start (.275 1HR 10RBI 16 runs). He's gonna have to find a way to settle down in NYC (which he may do just fine) but how far back in the standings will you be when he does?\n\nStick with Jones, go out and look at Ryan Freel (Cincinnati) for steals and grab whatever pitcher is hot on your waiver wire.