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Beer is good!!
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Re: Josh Hamilton
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Re: Josh Hamilton
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Exactly what I was thinking. He's no Wily Mo because he can catch a fly ball. Even if he can only muster up a .220 average and show an improvement from start of spring to the end, I think he makes the team.
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Waitin til next year
Join Date: Dec 2006
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Re: Josh Hamilton
I was listening to sportstalk last night and Thom was talking about Hamilton. He said something that I think is very true. He said that a scout said if you put hamilton in there as an every day player the first half of the season he may hit .100 but the second half he may hit .400. There has been a lot of discussions about whether freel or deno should start as the final outfielder. This may be a mute point if Hamilton shows some promise. Maybe I am a little too optimistic about this but if hamilton plays every day I can see him leading the team in rbi's in the second half of the season.
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Midland Texas
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Re: Josh Hamilton
If you take him out of the mix, don't you lose him because he is a rule 5 player? I wish we would add some more meat to our lineup which is what we traded off for pitching and supposed fielding. Still don't think that was a good one, took us out of the playoff hunt.
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Join Date: Nov 2006
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Re: Josh Hamilton
Can't they carry freel, deno, and hamilton? freel is an infielder too... Valentine, Conine, Deno, Freel, and Hamilton? When Gonzalez takes a rest, move Phillips to SS and put Freel at 2B.
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Location: New Albany, OH
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Re: Josh Hamilton
I would be a fan of Deno not being a part of the discussion at all. I never understood the man love he got and after watching him look like a professional pitcher at bat than an OF last year, i decided that guy aint an answer.
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The Boss
Join Date: Jan 2006
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I dont know any professional pitchers that hit .353 in a months worth of at bats like Denorfia did last year when he finally had consistant playing time in September. Do people forget he hit .283 last year?
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Deno isn't going to cost the Reds Hamilton. Conine, Castro or Moeller will. ugh.
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The Lineups stink.
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Re: Josh Hamilton
Get ready for "it was only against September scrub call ups" but that same logic doesn't apply when talking about any other Red having a good September
![]() Every pitcher Deno got a hit off of last year. Scott Eyre Mike Gonzalez Tom Martin Ray King Jason Jennings Mike Pelfrey Matt Wise Ken Ray David Wells Ryan Dempster Roy Oswalt Matt Albers Juan Mateo Dontrelle Willis Randy Messenger Anibal Sanchez Taylor Tankersley Ricky Nolasco Zach Duke Marty McLeary Some scrubs in there for sure, but a few names that I'm sure we'll hear this year as well.
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Let's ride
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Colorado's eastern plains
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Re: Josh Hamilton
Apparently. I think quite a few people assume the guy that saw limited action in July is the real Deno.
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Right. But I was just saying if Hamilton wasn't even drafted or they decide to offer him back to TB. Quote:
They could but I think they would much rather carry a 12th pitcher or a 3rd catcher rather than another OFer. Especially since Deno has options. You do bring up an interesting point. Would they move BP to SS if Gonzo were injured or taking a day off? They seemed very reluctant to play BP at SS last year.
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Let's ride
Join Date: May 2004
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GR8NESS
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Lexington, Kentucky
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Re: Josh Hamilton
Chip, DUH, that's why we have Castro! :all_cohol
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