Who Needs Pitching?
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Who Needs Pitching?
What teams need pitching? Just like in the MLB, all teams need pitching. But what teams are in dire need of a couple of arms?
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Re: Who Needs Pitching?
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: May 10, 2007 8:48 AM
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Well, I would think that a player agent would know the signs. Look on the standings on the top page for an idea of teams struggling to win ball games. Then look for teams below that who are lacking in pitchers in the leaders' categories.
After that, the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) will point the way to contacting teams.
As you say, though, all teams need pitching. And even though the Giants are currently leading the Central League, they just picked up Geremi Gonzalez from the Blue Jays' AAA affiliate.
Please, just don't post your pitchers' resumes here. The teams don't use fan forums (especially not an English site) for recruiting.
After that, the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) will point the way to contacting teams.
As you say, though, all teams need pitching. And even though the Giants are currently leading the Central League, they just picked up Geremi Gonzalez from the Blue Jays' AAA affiliate.
Please, just don't post your pitchers' resumes here. The teams don't use fan forums (especially not an English site) for recruiting.
Re: Who Needs Pitching?
[ Author: Guest: Ed Kranepool | Posted: May 12, 2007 3:53 PM
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Geremi Gonzalez? You've got to be kidding! Which retread are the Giants going to pick up next, Jose Lima? At least Lima's suits would be entertaining.
Hey, buddy, psssst. Need a few arms? That guy could not have been an agent.
Hey, buddy, psssst. Need a few arms? That guy could not have been an agent.
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