wat closer could i get for mark buerlhe?
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well if your were to trade him now you could get someone like armondo benitez.  but you really shoud wait a few starts to see what he can really do. Then if he does better you could go after someone like joe nathan and billy wagner
954804
David Wright is the best 3B. He is a five-tool player. Enough said. Yes, all he can do is improve, which is scary.
49806
Fernando Rodney is a suggestion. Last year he had a 2.86 ERA in 39 games. Although Detroit may keep him in the bullpen.
316459
I am looking at your team. I looked it up on yahoo and this is what I would do. I would drop B. Hall and pick up T. Wiggington. He has 5 dingers and Hall is not that much help at all. I would drop Foulke for the next best closer you can get. Foulke will not get the job back from Papelbon. Maybe you should pick up Putz, he is in free agency. I think you can just let Gagne go. He might be done for his career. I would pick up another pitcher for him. \n\nOver all I think you have a good team. Especially when Chipper comes back.
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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.
517275
Yes, Morrison is a likely candidate.  Look for them to shop around for a C and some defenseman.  Boynton didn't live up to his full expectation.
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He is a relief pitcher for the Atlanta Braves and he'll probably be named the closer once the season starts. \n\nIt's not much, but This is the only site I found that will give you ANY info on your last name for free.
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Do you ever look at your team. Clemens hasn't pitched yet this season and will probebly retire so bench him until he makes a decision and put another pitcher in. Wagner is good but look for better relief. Starting is better. Get a new infielders except Thome. Look on waivers you wont believe what you'll find if you look hard enough. Always look to upgrade, never be satisfied. Don't panic, you really shouldn't even look at your standings or make any major moves until late May
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I would look into a different option for SS, there are probably some better SS available on waivers, I would also check on some different catchers.  You appear to be weak on several catergories, especially SB.  At catcher you might watch Josh Willingham of Florida, I would drop leiberthal and pick him up if he is available.  You might also look and see if Jonathon Palpathon of Boston is available he looks like he might be closing for the Red Sox.
200831
People say get Albert Pujols or Johan Santana. I disagree. In a 14-team league, skill positions are going to go very fast. Go for the shallow positions early. That means your first pick should be A-Rod or Miguel Cabrera, not Pujols. You will have plenty of time to pick a first baseman. In the second round, consider Victor Martinez or Michael Young, if available. That would give you two players at harder to fill positions, which should help. Also, be mindful of when the closer run starts. You will need at least two closers to compete. Some teams will get one-- or none. Those teams aren't going to do well in saves. With that in mind, you might consider Brad Lidge or Mariano Rivera in the 2nd or 3rd rounds, just so you can get SOMEBODY who is good. Just make sure you don't waste any of your picks, because once you pick in the 3rd round you won't get another pick until 24 more guys have gone off the board. Good luck!
610412
If you have Hawpe, why go for Francouer? Hawpe is having a better year. Here are the numbers:\n\nHawpe-- .331 avg, 8 HR, 23 RBI, 16 Runs, 1 SB, 1.012 OPS\nFrancouer-- .239, 6 HR, 22 RBI, 17 Runs, 0 SB, .667 OPS\n\nIt's not even close man! Keep Hawpe and make sure he's starting!
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I'd definitely be on the look-out for a replacement for Loaiza... If he keeps pitching (if he is allowed to by the A's) like he has been, any one of those pitchers you mentioned might be the better option this year...
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yankees need a corner outfielder.\ncarlos lee looks like a good option, he's a free agent next year.\n\nyankees should\ntrade the overrated Eric Duncan\ntrade the overused Scott Proctor\nand take on any contracts the Brewers dont want anymore\n\nyankees should not\ntrade Philip Hughes\ntrade Melky Cabrera\ntrade for overrated Alfonso Soriano\ntrade the entire farm system for Bobby Abreu\n\nbrian ca$hmoney will get it done.
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Well, I think they best Red S*X position would have to be 1B, b/c I like David Ortiz.  But as far as move goes, the White S*X move of getting Jim Thome via free agency looks like it will reap huge dividends.  I hope this helps.
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Since Schwarzer got injured today in the semi-final of the F.A. Cup (broken cheekbone) & I don't know if he will be fit. Then I suggest it be someone else. Shame as he was introduced to English football via Bradford City AFC & I would like to have seen him in World Cup action. Good luck to Australia but I hope that ENGLAND win!\n\n**UPDATE** Mark should be fit for World Cup. Therefore he should be between the sticks. Good luck.
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My best guess will be John Flaherty\n\nThere are three potential choices on the roster in Ken Huckaby, John Flaherty, and Josh Bard.\n\nKen Huckaby is, quite likely, the best defensive catcher of the three. He has a very good SB Caught percentage, and there has to be a reason he has stayed around as long as he has. However, he has some problems. Namely, he is a horrific hitter. The best hit he ever had was when he hurt Derek Jeter (not in a good way, but contact wise). Seriously, if he gets 120-150 plate appearences, he will hurt this team severely at the plate. \n\nJosh Bard is the second choice. He's far younger (28) then Huckaby (35) or Flaherty (38). He was received in trade from the Indians in the Crisp/Marte swap. Like Varitek, he's a switch-hitter, but he isn't nearly as competent in hitting as Flaherty. He's cheap, and I'm guessing he's not out of options, so they could send him to Pawtucket.\n\nFlaherty really has nothing over Bard. He's older (well, that may not be bad for a backup), he isn't as good defensively or offensively, and the Yankees wouldn't even take him as a backup.\n\nWhy do I say Flaherty then? They signed him to a deal, either 650k or 850k, and I don't think they'll waste that in AAA if Flaherty competes with the other two.\n\nThis is all assuming they don't use Tek there. I don't think they will, he plate is already full enough, and he took a sharp decline in September even when he got every 5th game off. Making him play every game would simply hurt him too much.
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If he is available, you should pick him up.  He reminds me of a Ben Wallace type of Player who can score.  I don't know about putting him in at Center, but he could definately bolster you lineup in at PF