Who was Juan Rosario in Tampabay Devil Rays?
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Juan Pablo Rosario \n \n Position:  P  Born:  November 17, 1975   Place: Rancho Viejo,Dominican Republic  Height:  6-4   Weight:  210  Bats:  Right   Throws:  Right  High School:  -   College:    Drafted:  Signed as undrafted free agent by Los Angeles Dodgers in 1992
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The New York Mets... because I grew up watching Darryl Strawberry play in the minors for the Jackson Mets before the majors picked him up.. and it just happened to be the New York Mets.
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tampa has the most strikes per year
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In Tampa the University of Tampa is well known in MLS scouting, as well as local rec leagues for 18 and over. To bad we lost the Mutiny I miss them...
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My hunch is no.\n\nDespite some injury issues, he has look good when healthy and at this point, I don't think the Devil Rays could get as much as they could if he were to start 2007 well and stay healthy.\n\nAnd if another team should happen to have an OF go down to injuries, that increases his value in a trade.\n\nFinally, the Devil Rays have a long-standing reputation as being unrealistic with trades - so that will scare off a few people who were window shopping.
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First I'd check for a C upgrade. Lopez isn't bad, but I picked up Ramon Hernandez today and Willingham recently on another team. It never hurts to look. While Mueller is hot now, he's not a long term answer. You really should be getting some SBs out of this position. Check out Josh Barfield of SD or Castillo of Pittsburgh. Your team is vitually bereft of speed. SPs are weak. I'd drop Weaver and look at Bannister of the Mets.Trade Clement now before he reverts to his normal form. Andruw Jones supplies great HR?RBIs, but he's a drain on team batting average. I would be inclined to offer Thome or Jones for an SP. Keep your eyes on the free agents in your league. Use your DL slot. Always good to keep one guy on the DL, so if another goes on the DL, you can just switch them. I think your team is mid-pack talent wise. You need a couple front of the order guys for runs and SBs. Maybe Granderson or Stewart are available. Maybe package Thome or Jones plus Clement. Get an SP with era/whip and a .300+ hitter who'll replace some of the HRs you traded.
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I went to an Angels game about 15 years ago and got Dante Bichette's(Right Fielder) attention during pre-game warm ups.  I lied and told him that I was "Joe Mcintrye" from the New Kids on the Block.  He bought it and took me on the field, down into the dugout and in the locker room!  Here I am, a 16 year old frightened kid who is staring the likes of Brian Downing, Dave Winfield and Wally Joyner right in the face inside thier own locker room!  I actually saw Jim Abbott naked lying on the trainers table!  Dante even took me out after the game and bought me dinner at TGI Fridays.  I was scared shitless because if anyone found out, I would be in a heap of trouble!  At least I pulled it off and it is something I can tell my kids someday!
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try this link \n\nhttp://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/team/player.jsp?player_id=425429\n\n\nscroll under multimedia there is a video of him going for a ball in the stands hope this is helpfull
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The thing I will remember most about Kirby was that he had a great smile that just cried out a love for baseball. He was also one of the best bad ball hitters I had ever seen. I have seen him hit pitches above his shoulders and tomahawk them off the wall for doubles. I have only seen one player better at that and that was Vladimr Guerrero. Kirby was like a human bowlingball out there in centerfield, it didn't look like he was moving fast until you saw his closing speed just to take a hit away. Kirby grew up in a rough town and I think baseball was his saving grace.  My favorite memory of Kirby was the sheer joy he displayed whe he was introduced during his first world series appearance, a very genuine moment, Kirby will be missed.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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There Was'nt one.. Zambrano looked like he might be it in Chicago, but he tailed off, and Carpenter in St.louis wasnt really as impressive as the year he won the Cy Young, as for Trevor Hoffman, that game he gave up 2 or 3 back to back HRs to the Dodgers as a closer disqualifies him from conversation, then thru in that he blew saves that spectaculary 3 or so times on the year means i dont care what his numbers said, he cant win...i wouldve rather seen Billy wagner get a Cy Young off last year than Hoffman, Rivera hasnt won one, theres no way in H*ll Hoffman should... so Webb was the best of what was available.
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check out juan pierre, avg. steals, runs scored. hes a winner
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Tim Worrell is the most likely candidate especially if it's a short term injury.  He has some experience closing and is much more effective pitcher than Walker.  Long term if Benitez is out AAA prospect Merkin Valdez is somebody to watch.
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A healthy Gagne, another quality set-up man and for God's sake, quit with the interleague games!!!\n\nSeriously, it looks like Coletti has made another move to shore up the starting rotation, trading Jae Seo and Dioner Navarro to the Devil Rays for Mark Hendrickson and Toby Hall. Brett Tomko went on the 15 day DL as well, so I think Ned's dealing days aren't over yet...
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the tampabay buccaners
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I picked up Zimmerman when Pujols went on the DL. He's very consistent and with Soriano ahead of him, he gets plenty of chances at knocking him in.....Over long term course of the season, he's the better choice, imo.
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must be Ron Santo. Isnt he the only legendary 3rd baseman we have had.