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    David Ross

    What do you all think about David Ross this year? Personally I have a feeling him and Valentin will return to there 2005 and 2004 years repectfully and we will be scrambling to find a replacement by mid-season. Ross hit something like .200 the last two months of the season last year which makes me believe it just took some time for the pitchers to get used to seeing Ross everyday as a starter.

    I wish we would of kept Jason LaRue because he has been a Major League Starter and now we are stuck with two 1 year wonders.


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    Re: David Ross

    If Ross fails, I think we'll see Valentin/Moeller.

    Defensively and offensively that unit will suck, as one is all offense and one is all defense.

    If they have a doubt about Ross, I'd be marketing Santos to a team for a triple a catcher looking for a break to the bigs.
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    Re: David Ross

    You dare doubt this man?


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    Re: David Ross

    Quote Originally Posted by Dunner44 View Post
    You dare doubt this man?



    That quote should really read off "This ones for you Timmy. Thug life, holmes."
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    Re: David Ross

    What do you all think about David Ross this year? Personally I have a feeling him and Valentin will return to there 2005 and 2004 years repectfully and we will be scrambling to find a replacement by mid-season. Ross hit something like .200 the last two months of the season last year which makes me believe it just took some time for the pitchers to get used to seeing Ross everyday as a starter.

    I wish we would of kept Jason LaRue because he has been a Major League Starter and now we are stuck with two 1 year wonders.
    I'll say this, behind the plate with a basestealer on and the game on the line I take Jason Larue, followed by Javy and then Ross.

    In catching a throw from the OF with the game on the line I take the same order.

    In any other scenario I take Ross, Javy and then Larue (Moeller not even in the conversation).

    So I would start Javy vs. RH pitchers on teams that have a good running game. I.E. Mets, Phillies, Dodgers and Giants. Everybody else I go with a more disciplined and better vision guy at the plate in Ross, who also calls a better game.
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    Re: David Ross

    Quote Originally Posted by Mario-Rijo View Post
    I'll say this, behind the plate with a basestealer on and the game on the line I take Jason Larue, followed by Javy and then Ross.
    The 2001/2002 LaRue? 'Cuz the 2003-2006 Jason LaRue doesn't sniff the years the other two had in 2006.
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    Re: David Ross

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    The 2001/2002 LaRue? 'Cuz the 2003-2006 Jason LaRue doesn't sniff the years the other two had in 2006.
    Really? That's just ridiculous--particularly when you're talking about the sample size of Valentin's and Ross's careers.
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    Re: David Ross

    Quote Originally Posted by Falls City Beer View Post
    Really? That's just ridiculous--particularly when you're talking about the sample size of Valentin's and Ross's careers.
    Also when you can visual see Ross avoid any contact when blocking the plate. He was pulling Stewart from Mad TV when a runner came in, "DONT TOUCH ME!!! AHH!!!! *curls into the fetal position* I'M IN MY SPECIAL PLACE!"
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