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  1. I'd say a shortened MLB season takes care of the second half drop off making Ryan more valuable next year than any other regardless of whether we keep or trade him.
  2. Lot juggernaut's through the years. But no one made me feel more alive than seeing Killebrew step into the batters box .. and hearing the announcers say .. There she goes!!! As his Homer's were no doubters ..
  3. I much prefer keeping Kremer over Ober ..
  4. First, no one is going to put him on there major league roster. Too young and too unproven. Second, MLB should add another year of service to players that are taken under 18. No one should become elegable at 21 regardless of how long he has been with you.
  5. And he would be a left handed arm in the pen.
  6. With a 98 M.P.H heater he just need one more good pitch to be a strength in the bullpen. I woukd welcome him to the pen
  7. Call me stupid but I thought there was alot to like in Kremer last year. I'm not talking about a headliner but more someone who could replace Ober in the 4 or 5 slot. And resigning him after this year wouldn't break the bank.
  8. Really nice going from a below average shortstop to a top not 3rd baseman. Shows his hands were good but his feet were slow. Can't wait to see Houston as short and Culpepper at 2nd. I wonder if Kearshall could learn to handle first base. But better if we could have a 30 home run guy there. Maybe Buxton? Save his legs with fewer injuries?
  9. It's the options years left that give him value as a call up if someone gets injured.
  10. I would keep Ryan. If there is a lockout that went several months that would take care of the wearing down in the second half of the season. If we are competitive maybe he helps us make the playoffs and if we aren't and Ryan hold up, we can still get something for him at the trade deadline.
  11. I like Hoffman but man, that's a big salary for a relief pitcher.
  12. The walks will come. They have been there in abundance his entire career it may just be that young players are anxious to show what they can do. I saw a little bit of that in Culpepper
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