The Lugo Rumors: Other Cities Chime In
by Ian Casselberry on Nov 17, 2008 8:00 AM EST
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PrintEven Pittsburgh Pirates fans have thoughts on the rumored Julio Lugo-for-Dontrelle Willis or Nate Robertson trade. Of course, they kind of have their own agenda in not wanting the deal to take place.
From Bucs Dugout:
This is relevant to the Pirates, of course, in that it would prevent Detroit from trading for Jack Wilson. Wilson is a better player than Lugo at this point, but the cost to the Tigers would be steeper--the Pirates would want prospects.
Unloading an unwanted shortstop to Detroit has suddenly become a popular pastime, it appears. Catchers, too. Maybe the Pirates could throw Ronny Paulino into the mix?
Is this why Samara hates trade rumors?
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Paulino?
Give me Ryan Doumit, and I would be extremely happy. That kid tore it up for me in fantasy baseball last year. He is a switch hitter (he does have a tendency to get hurt though), but he could be a great acquisition to split time with Ryan.
Two cents anyone?
Just in case there's any question...
I was joking about Paulino. Sarcasm doesn’t always come across well in text, I realize.
by Ian Casselberry on Nov 17, 2008 6:41 PM EST reply actions
My hatred of trade rumors
is for all these reasons and more.
WE GONNA SIGN AJ BURNETT. MARK IT DOWN. OFFICIALLY UNOFFICIAL RUMOR, RIGHT NOW!
by Roar of the Tigers on Nov 18, 2008 1:30 PM EST reply actions
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