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On 670AM at 3pm. Interactive after the 5th or 6th inning.

 

Mitchell RF Morel 3B Fukudome LF Ramirez SS Viciedo DH Flowers C McPherson 1B Jor. Danks CF Sanchez 2B Sale P

 

Brewers lineup:Weeks 2B, Gomez CF, Braun LF, Ramirez 3B, Gamel 1B, Gonzalez SS, Kottaras C, Aoki RF, Wolf P

 

 

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QUOTE (2nd_city_saint787 @ Mar 24, 2012 -> 11:17 AM)
Whos this Sanchez guy, and Gimenez(sp?) that played yesterday....I try to keep up with the minors but these 2 names arent ringing a bell.

 

Sanchez is Carlos Sanchez. He's from minor league camp.

 

Hector Gimenez is still in major league camp. He's been pretty good, and he has major league experience.

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QUOTE (flavum @ Mar 24, 2012 -> 09:21 AM)
Hector Gimenez is still in major league camp. He's been pretty good, and he has major league experience.

I'm liking Gimenez more than the strikeout machine that is Tyler Flowers.

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QUOTE (sunofgold @ Mar 24, 2012 -> 01:37 PM)
Interesting lineup. Is this a split squad game? Or did the rest of the team take the day off for some golf?

 

A lot of them played the night game last night, or went to Tucson yesterday. Good day to give some guys some rest.

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Flowers with his 3rd homer, hitting .300 now.

Sox down 4-3 in the bottom of the 5th.

 

Sale has gotten roughed up, but the defense hasn't helped him much. 4 2/3 IP, 3 ER, left a runner at 2B with a reliever just now coming in...

 

Viciedo 0 for 2, now 4/35.

 

Almost all of the minor leaguers have replaced the starters, so probably not the greatest odds of winning this game.

 

Mitchell with another hit, .333 on the spring.

 

Bruney in for Sale.

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QUOTE (knightni @ Mar 24, 2012 -> 06:26 PM)
What was your question?

 

My question was, why move Viciedo away from RF when he is going to end up there in a couple years when Rios leaves anyway? Let the kid learn a position.

 

DJ's answer was that Rios has more trade value in RF than in LF. lol. Like that matters at all at this point. Then he also said it's better if Viciedo is more versatile and can learn as many positions as he can, rather than just stay in one spot. Dumb, dumb answers.

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QUOTE (JoeCoolMan24 @ Mar 24, 2012 -> 07:31 PM)
My question was, why move Viciedo away from RF when he is going to end up there in a couple years when Rios leaves anyway? Let the kid learn a position.

 

DJ's answer was that Rios has more trade value in RF than in LF. lol. Like that matters at all at this point. Then he also said it's better if Viciedo is more versatile and can learn as many positions as he can, rather than just stay in one spot. Dumb, dumb answers.

 

Yeah, lame answers. However, how do you know that Viciedo is going to end up in RF? A lot can happen in a couple of years.

 

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