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Carlos Lee traded to the Miami Marlins

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this team still suck though
 
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i thought he got traded when I saw downs in the on deck circle in his spot late in the game vs. Pittsburgh

he turned down LA and said yes to Miami... very interesting...

he obviously doesn't care that much for a championship since neither team will be in contention for one imo
 
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Miami has more hotter women that Los Angeles
 
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Quote Originally Posted by troylex300:

Miami has more hotter women that Los Angeles



that's debatable haha... you can't go wrong with either
 
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not a bad more for the Marlins, needed 1st basemen who can swing the bat...he probably hit cleanup

Lee for 2 minor league players
 
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i remember the days when he was good for 30 home runs and 100 rbi.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by troylex300:

this team still suck though

I disagree. I think the Marlins got a great deal out of this trade and the addition of Lee's bat in this offense should be very productive. Reyes, Ramirez, Stanton and Lee will a scary top half of the lineup for the opposition.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by slowphenomenon:

i remember the days when he was good for 30 home runs and 100 rbi.

With Reyes, Ramirez and Stanton hitting in front of him, Lee's numbers are surely going to improve.

 
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I disagree. I think the Marlins got a great deal out of this trade and the addition of Lee's bat in this offense should be very productive. Reyes, Ramirez, Stanton and Lee will a scary top half of the lineup for the opposition.



I definitely agree... I think Miami's chances of being successful rest  on there pitching staff and bullpen.

They have a scary offensive lineup
 
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go marlins
 
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Quote Originally Posted by amd:

I disagree. I think the Marlins got a great deal out of this trade and the addition of Lee's bat in this offense should be very productive. Reyes, Ramirez, Stanton and Lee will a scary top half of the lineup for the opposition.



good move by they Marlins but this team is going nowhere

starting pitching is average, bullpen is bad, manager is a nutcase, easy outs after the 1st 4 hitters
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by troylex300:



good move by they Marlins but this team is going nowhere

starting pitching is average, bullpen is bad, manager is a nutcase, easy outs after the 1st 4 hitters

This can be said for 90% of the teams in MLB.

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