What can someone possible do with Jeff Kent?
478595
I wish I know who Jeff Kent is.\n\n*kiss*
759
This is a pretty clear cut case. Despite his cosmic powers, Norrin Radd is no match for the man of steel. Superman would eat the surfer alive...\n\nUnless...\n\nThe Surfer was able to lure Superman far enough from Earth's yellow sun that Clark Kent would find himself powerless in the depths of space.\n\nDisclaimer: I am a Marvel-head almost exclusively. If there is compelling evidence that Superman can travel great distances from the sun without losing his powers then there is not a prayer for the surfer. Any DC people have any information on this?
1029454
Who?\n\nHe needs to get his name out there.
621106
Jeff's still with TNA but is renegotiating his contract-that's why you haven't seen a lot of him of late. He is also being courted by WWE to possibly return either to WWE proper or perhaps to the reformed ECW, either solo or with Matt. I'm thinking he'll stay with TNA for now unless the money's there. We'll see.
490559
For those of you who think that Barry Bonds is good for baseball keep in mind that he is a selfish jerk who only wants to break records and win a world series only so that he can finally claim that he is the best ever. And he accomplished all of this by taking steriods. Not only does he cheat, but he is an asshole as well. Why do you think Jeff Kent got out of SF? Kent won an MVP, Bonds was pissed about that and that Kent would stand up to Bonds when he would do outrageous stuff on a daily basis. Such as tell Dusty Baker that he wasn't going to play. If he ever passes Aaron, it will be a dark day in baseball history.
606101
He was a great pitcher in the 70's I think... He was one of the first pitchers to use an effective sidearm throw.  He was well respected and one of the leaders in his time.  I would try to find out more about him and try to contact him.  He really seems like a great guy! (Good Luck!!)
240331
Basically he can't throw a ball. His arm is so screwed up that he can't put any zip on a ball and being in the national league, there is no DH for him to fall back on. Even if there was, his batting statistics over the past few years that a roster spot is probably better spent on someone that can additionally stay in on defense after hitting.
472098
Definitely not.  In case you don't know, Jeff Kent has the most homeruns among all the second basemen of all time.  Overall, he is a top-5 2B before season begins.  A good 2B is very hard to find.  It's not likely you will have good replacement.\n\nC_bar has listed Kent's numbers.  Remember most of the hitters are very consistent.  That's why people still rely on Manny Ramirez, and still still Shelton will fall.  And Jeff Kent could hit better if Nomar can protect him.
432402
clark kent.. the nice guy with the bad boy hidden side :)
395386
HEHEHEHEHE If only we knew the answer. They don't offer help cause they are artists not superheros. Shouldn't you beings asking why doesn't superman or batman or someone like that offer help?
105196
He's got to be retired by now. MLB doesn't even list him on a team, does his elbow have anything left in it?
553111
Although Kent is tearing it up right now, Jeter will get you more hits and HRs this year. I also think with that Yankee lineup, Jeter will get more RBI and score more runs than Kent. If you have Kent, trade while he's still hot. Hitting in Dodger Stadium will lower his number over the long run.
851267
Although he may allegedly be qualified, the real question is wether or not he's capable.\n\nIf he does what he did in NY there is no chance of it.
602753
Assuming the A's are still in the hunt at the trading deadline, he's not going anywhere this year. The chances of resigning him are pretty slim, however. The team's philosophy is that you don't tie up pitchers for big-money long-term deals (ergo the Hudson and Mulder deals). They went against their own policy with Loiaza and, seeing how that's turned out so far, they're not likely to repeat the mistake. \nI think Barry's going to sign with a Southern California team this winter; it's his home and he's not a New York kind of guy. My bet would be the Dodgers or the Padres.
987250
oh definitely a tie...as both are big sellers and neither one would dare attempt to loose money  in the end. :P\n\nI can't imagine clark kent fighting....peter parker I can see as a defense from bullies, clark I see....without his powers....as someone who would never hit back and just take it all as he has never been without his invulnerability and wouldn't know how to respond to physical pain (save for Kyptonite)\n\nShould they have a reason to fight, I'd think clark without his powers would be sort of nobile jesus turn the other cheek until he just finally snapped. peter would have to initiate as the aggressor if the fight were to begin as clark is mister lawful goodness and peter is mir chaotic goodness.  peter wouldn't be scared to give a low blow or use quick wit to get himself out of a jam.  Granted clark has been known to get all weird and evil when he's drunk, he still had to battle with his conscious.  If it were a straight one on one match, peter would win as clark would bow out like a gentleman.\n\nhowever I can see something else coming along to interrupt the fight, maybe a bad guy taking advantage of the situation and the fight coming to a draw as they work together to save innocent people around them from harm and stuff. blah blah blah.\n\nMight make for an interesting independant short flick for the internet geeks out there.
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It depends a lot on what your fantasy league scoring/stat categories are, but assuming that they are fairly typical offensive categories (R,HR,RBI,BA or OBP, SB)\n\nBy pre-season rankings, Jeff Kent was ranked closest in value to Jeter, but a little lower, so you might have to throw someone else into a trade.\n\nJeter's been a solid performer so far this year, though - even better than projected, (probably one of the top 10 overall position players by overall ranking) and unfortunately Kent hasn't produced consistently this year, and the players on your roster aren't really of comparable value when you compare overall stats to Jeter head to head.\n\nThat said, the fairness of a trade in fantasy sports often has to do with the needs of both teams involved.  So, for example, if the team who has Jeter is in need of strength in a particular category, say HR, for example, and you feel your team needs Runs, then Konerko might be an even trade, since Jeter is a top-20 Runs guy, and Konerko is a top-20 HRs guy.  The best way to make the trade fair is to look at what stat categories are weak for each team and to try to balance the trade to pick up strength for each.
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Kent and Crosby.No brainer