FTN wrote:my cousin mose wrote:isn't jeff allison the guy who has a similar comeback story to josh hamilton--out of the game for a few years due to drugs, etc?
yea. he loves the coke and the needle
Hell, who doesn't?
FTN wrote:my cousin mose wrote:isn't jeff allison the guy who has a similar comeback story to josh hamilton--out of the game for a few years due to drugs, etc?
yea. he loves the coke and the needle
my cousin mose wrote:isn't jeff allison the guy who has a similar comeback story to josh hamilton--out of the game for a few years due to drugs, etc?
The Phillies might take Ramirez, major-league sources say, but only if the deal were a "giveaway" -- say, outfielder Geoff Jenkins and a fringe prospect. The Red Sox could not make such a deal without hurting their team unless they acquired a slugger such as the Pirates' Jason Bay or Reds' Adam Dunn in a separate trade.
CFP wrote:RealKen:The Phillies might take Ramirez, major-league sources say, but only if the deal were a "giveaway" -- say, outfielder Geoff Jenkins and a fringe prospect. The Red Sox could not make such a deal without hurting their team unless they acquired a slugger such as the Pirates' Jason Bay or Reds' Adam Dunn in a separate trade.
CFP wrote:RealKen:The Phillies might take Ramirez, major-league sources say, but only if the deal were a "giveaway" -- say, outfielder Geoff Jenkins and a fringe prospect. The Red Sox could not make such a deal without hurting their team unless they acquired a slugger such as the Pirates' Jason Bay or Reds' Adam Dunn in a separate trade.
Grotewold wrote:CFP wrote:RealKen:The Phillies might take Ramirez, major-league sources say, but only if the deal were a "giveaway" -- say, outfielder Geoff Jenkins and a fringe prospect. The Red Sox could not make such a deal without hurting their team unless they acquired a slugger such as the Pirates' Jason Bay or Reds' Adam Dunn in a separate trade.
In other news, Amaro wouldn't be opposed to receiving head from Gisele Bundchen.
ESPN's Andrew Marchand says the deadline for a Manny trade might be 3pm CST today, as he has to sign paperwork 24 hours prior to a deal to waive his no-trade rights. However, it is possible that Ramirez already signed away his no-trade rights for some teams.
rotoworld wrote:The Boston Herald reports that "a trade of Manny Ramirez continues to be more fantasy than fact."
Depending on who you believe, the Red Sox are either in serious talks with multiple teams or have few offers. Whatever the case, a deal seems unlikely before Thursday's deadline. Jul. 30 - 12:05 pm et
Only In Philadelphia
Would fans spend years belittling Pat Burrell for his perennial under-performance, only to scoff at the idea of trading him for a two-time World Series-winning, first ballot Hall of Famer and the greatest RBI producer of his generation when such rumors surface.
2) Ramirez and Burrell’s numbers are eerily similar this season. Burrell’s probably a better defensive outfielder as well.
This season. Say no more.
rotoworld wrote:FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal reports that the Marlins are interested in acquiring outfielder Manny Ramirez.
Rosenthal says the odds of a deal are unlikely, but cites a source who is convinced the Red Sox will "purge" Manny. Rosenthal says the Sox would pay the rest of his salary this season and trade him for Josh Willingham or Jeremy Hermida. Ramirez would waive his no-trade clause if the Marlins promised not exercise his option, and would decline arbitration.