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  1. I'm generally a fan of turning over your worst players. Besides Garver the lowest OPS of guys that played were Avila, Gonzales and Adrianza (''m also not including Wade here). Most posters agreed that these guys should be gone. Of the regulars, Polanco was at the bottom and had his worst year statistically at age 27. Rosario, 4th in OPS and led team in RBIs, but more expendable if you bet that Kirolloff is immediately an upgrade If I can get something of immediate value, (an upgrade at shortstop), sure take a shot at dealing both. I hate to say it but trading Sano might be the best option. If you think Kirilloff is an upgrade to Rosario, he's also an upgrade to Sano (8th in OPS, 26 RBIs compared to Rosario's 43)
  2. Rochester's box score was crazy - 5 guys (Maggi, Wade, Weil, Davis and Telis) combined to get all 15 hits, 10 RBIs and 10 runs. 15 hits in 20 AB + 2 BB with 2K. The other 4 guys (Gordon, Rooker, Rosario and Schales) went 0-18 with 12K and no BB
  3. If I remember correctly Tovar started in CF pretty much all of 1970. He played all over the place (LF, 3B, etc), so its hard to put him at any one position, but statistically he was better than a bunch of the folks listed here, LF and 3B, Oh, and Steve Brye is listed at #8 and #10
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