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So ant, until you open you’re mind and watch this sports with a true respect don’t attack them.

Now, back to Phillies baseball, did they not send Tad Iguchi down to Lehigh Valley a couple of weeks ago did he accept the assignment or didn’t he?

We give Donald two weeks and then go to plan B and we’ve just trashed his value and future in Philly, good teams have spotted players with far less offensive value than Donald. Unfortunately Iguchi isn’t the Aug ’07 Iguchi otherwise no-one much less San Diego would have let him walk, remember he was here for the play-off push and rode the bench.

Donald and Dobbs, spotting with Eric Bruntlett and hopefully Donald seeing some time at third… The only trouble were in is the numbers game when Utley and Feliz are added back to the roster. (unless the rest of the offense is tanking it and their made scapegoats)

Iguchi, by his Aug. 2007 play, deserves to be signed for 2009. And who knows, maybe then they can get him working on playing 3rd base.

You can’t compare the physical and mental skillsets of sports like Baseball and Basketball or even hockey throw them in a pot of water and see who rises to the top… Berrate ‘sports’ like handball sure but trying to compare the sports like your doing is just silly.

Now, Chase Utley needs surgrey on his hip, well who should the Phils use until he returns Tim says Tad Iguhici shouldn’t be tha answer well I say he played every day for the White Sox, and won there, why not here until Uts comes back, Felix needs lower back surgery but should be back for the start of the season, but if he isn’t ready to go , we will need Bruntlett there at third since everyone here is using Dobbs in left, but remember, Pat Burrell played third in College the only reason he was moved to left, because there was this other third baseman here named Scott Rolen, now I posse a question why not move Burrell back to third like they should have done after they traded Rolen and obtain another, younger left feilder.

That’s the reason I wouldn’t want Milton Bradley, the Phillies inegrity needs to be kept in tact if their going to stay at the top and adding a player who’s actions show he thinks the game owes his something could really tear the teams direction apart. I’m not sure Gabe Kapler’s not on borrowed time but he’s the right kind of guy to have around if you need character, we need to add more guys who revere the game not ones that think it owes them fame fortune without dedicating themselves to it

But I also don’t have pity for these guys and their contract whining. Either sign what ur offered or hold out for a better deal, but don’t complain about the contract you already have.

Now about Utley, I have nothing but the utmost respect for a guy with his kind of dedication. Does that mean that I hold him to a higher standard that Manny? Absolutely not.

two things-
first, despite this being the most miserable time of the year for me. I still think these ridiculous trade rumors, injury contingency debates and overall fans playing GM (myself included) is a hell of a lot more exciting than a 44 over-juiced think necked retards playing grab-ass in spandex.

and secondly … in terms of TO … sure the eagles tried a contractual slight of hand when he was here (in terms of his final year) but … he knew the contract … no one forced him to sign. No one said “you won’t be playing 16 games this year if you don’t sign it” … he knew he would get less money the second and third years of those contract … unless my suspicions are true and the guy can’t read … negating all this assuming he had no idea what his contract actually was.

I’d been saying that we need to sign a guy like Gabe Kapler. He’s perfect for platooning: according to Braves.scouts.com, “Known as a superb defensive player, Kapler was used primarily as a platoon player in right field with Trot Nixon while playing for Boston, facing left-handed pitchers.” My reasoning was that Kapler doesn’t have great power numbers – certainly not in Burrell’s league – but he started 43 games and he hit .301 with eight home runs and 38 RBI, according to the Milwaulkee Journal-Sentinel. I thought we certainly could platoon him with Jenkins, because as a starter, he hit .312 with 6 HR, 28 RBI, an OBP of .348 and slugged .532. I mean, I figured combined with Jenkins it would be okay – in 2007 with Milwaulkee, Jenkins started 109 games and hit .250 with 18 HR, 57 RBI, an OBP of .310 and slugged .453.

G AB H BA HR RBI BB SO OBP SLG OPS
Jenkins* 43 400 100 .250 18 57 27 109 .310 .453 .763
Kapler 109 173 54 .312 6 28 9 29 .348 .532 .873

Combined 152 573 154 .268 24 85 45 138 .330 .473 .803
Burrell* 154 534 133 .249 32 84 108 135 .365 .502 .867

*2007 statistics
**as a starter only

So with the combined platoon of Jenkins and Kapler, we have an improved average, comparable on-base percentages and slugging percentages, and comparable RBI statistics. The only huge statstical discrepancy we’d see is a lot fewer walks (which is why Burrell had a little less than 40 fewer at-bats – walks don’t go into the book as official at bats; they’re counted under plate appearances instead). But given that the platoon of Jenkins and Kapler would combine to strike out just about as many times as Burrell did last season, it isn’t like we’d be getting a lot of unproductive outs – you never know with a ground ball because someone is more likely to reach base on an error than will someone reach base when the catcher drop strike three.

Burrell did have a good throwing arm, but Kapler has been known for “a superb defensive player” by that scouts.com website.

I know this is a bit of a reach because Jenkins didn’t have a great season in 2008, but he only started 17 games after the All-Star break. He had a much, MUCH better average afterward (.237 to .273) – a rough first half may have been his adjusting to a change of scenery.

What DOES concern me is his tearing his latissimus dorsi, which he did on a throw towards home, according to the Milwaulkee Sentinel-Journal, which is why he missed the last half of September. That worries me a lot, because that’s the muscle in the back which connects to one’s scapula and rotator cuff and apparently it plays an integral role in throwing.

The good news is that Chad Cordero had an acute tear last season and his rehab was expected to last 4-to-6 weeks, and what actually ended his season was his labrum. Moreover, Cordero was trying to make it back for the season, so chances are that he rushed his rehab. Okay, I’m still worried about that, but it’s better than mortgaging our future for Jermaine Dye. And besides, Kapler came back from a torn Achilles in June of 2006 after he tore it late September of 2005. Hopefully if his throwing is affected, his range will still make up for it. Hopefully. But even if not, I think the hitting speaks for itself.

Are we sure Chase Utley isn’t the one with the bad attitude? I mean playing injured witout even admiting it because you revere the game and it’s fans and feel your paygrade and status carries responsibility… That’s just not something you want to be teaching your kids is it… We salute you Stephon Marbury, you are a true role model to us all.