jubei777
New member
- Aug 7, 2008
- 640
- 0
i'm looking dh if he doesn't work out at the corners.
Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.
Sam Banks said:This ESPN text message literally woke me up, and I LOVE IT! I didn`t think the Cardinals would go out and do much, but they are proving me wrong. Going to be a good day.
Sam Banks said:I was actually thinking about that when I got on here Mack, lol. I hope they work out an extension for him.
pujolsjunkie said:All the people bashing the Cards for this deal are nuts.
Enjoy Brett Wallace, the next Daric Barton.
LLWesMan said:pujolsjunkie said:All the people bashing the Cards for this deal are nuts.
Enjoy Brett Wallace, the next Daric Barton.
As someone who has followed Wallace since high school you'll definitely be eating those words. If Holliday returns to his 07/08 form and resigns then the deal will be fine for STL. If he doesn't, this is a huge mistake as not only will they have to offer arbitration to even get draft picks, which will cost $14-16 million - A LOT more than an outfielder of his play this year would command on the free agent market - but they'd also have given up their top remaining prospect. Wallace is going to be at worst a productive #5 hitter in the major leagues. The type of player who hits .300 with his eyes closed.
Where does Chris CArter play, DH?pujolsjunkie said:LLWesMan said:pujolsjunkie said:All the people bashing the Cards for this deal are nuts.
Enjoy Brett Wallace, the next Daric Barton.
As someone who has followed Wallace since high school you'll definitely be eating those words. If Holliday returns to his 07/08 form and resigns then the deal will be fine for STL. If he doesn't, this is a huge mistake as not only will they have to offer arbitration to even get draft picks, which will cost $14-16 million - A LOT more than an outfielder of his play this year would command on the free agent market - but they'd also have given up their top remaining prospect. Wallace is going to be at worst a productive #5 hitter in the major leagues. The type of player who hits .300 with his eyes closed.
I agree he can swing it, but there is only one place where he can ultimately play - first base. That wasn't going to fly in St. Louis.
pujolsjunkie said:LLWesMan said:pujolsjunkie said:All the people bashing the Cards for this deal are nuts.
Enjoy Brett Wallace, the next Daric Barton.
As someone who has followed Wallace since high school you'll definitely be eating those words. If Holliday returns to his 07/08 form and resigns then the deal will be fine for STL. If he doesn't, this is a huge mistake as not only will they have to offer arbitration to even get draft picks, which will cost $14-16 million - A LOT more than an outfielder of his play this year would command on the free agent market - but they'd also have given up their top remaining prospect. Wallace is going to be at worst a productive #5 hitter in the major leagues. The type of player who hits .300 with his eyes closed.
I agree he can swing it, but there is only one place where he can ultimately play - first base. That wasn't going to fly in St. Louis.
LLWesMan said:pujolsjunkie said:LLWesMan said:pujolsjunkie said:All the people bashing the Cards for this deal are nuts.
Enjoy Brett Wallace, the next Daric Barton.
As someone who has followed Wallace since high school you'll definitely be eating those words. If Holliday returns to his 07/08 form and resigns then the deal will be fine for STL. If he doesn't, this is a huge mistake as not only will they have to offer arbitration to even get draft picks, which will cost $14-16 million - A LOT more than an outfielder of his play this year would command on the free agent market - but they'd also have given up their top remaining prospect. Wallace is going to be at worst a productive #5 hitter in the major leagues. The type of player who hits .300 with his eyes closed.
I agree he can swing it, but there is only one place where he can ultimately play - first base. That wasn't going to fly in St. Louis.
I think he's got a shot to stick at third for the first couple of seasons, and of course he isn't blocked at first base either in Oakland. He's certainly better than Daric Barton.
LLWesMan said:pujolsjunkie said:LLWesMan said:pujolsjunkie said:All the people bashing the Cards for this deal are nuts.
Enjoy Brett Wallace, the next Daric Barton.
As someone who has followed Wallace since high school you'll definitely be eating those words. If Holliday returns to his 07/08 form and resigns then the deal will be fine for STL. If he doesn't, this is a huge mistake as not only will they have to offer arbitration to even get draft picks, which will cost $14-16 million - A LOT more than an outfielder of his play this year would command on the free agent market - but they'd also have given up their top remaining prospect. Wallace is going to be at worst a productive #5 hitter in the major leagues. The type of player who hits .300 with his eyes closed.
I agree he can swing it, but there is only one place where he can ultimately play - first base. That wasn't going to fly in St. Louis.
I think he's got a shot to stick at third for the first couple of seasons, and of course he isn't blocked at first base either in Oakland. He's certainly better than Daric Barton.