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I hope it's no over $5m per. I could definitely live with a 3 year $15m contract.
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I hope it's no over $5m per. I could definitely live with a 3 year $15m contract.
What is his D like?
His bat is OK, but he played in the Spankee lineup and in Spankee Stadium. How will his production be affected by AT&T?
Add to this that he got a QO, and I am not that excited to go after him. He doesn't seem like the kind of player the giants should be targeting.
Gs interested in Swish:
Six Teams Interested In Nick Swisher: MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com
Would you take him for 3/36? Lineup might look like this:
Blanco CF
Scoots 2B
MVP C
Panda 3B
Swish LF
Herk RF
Belt 1B
Fish SS
Hmmmm......
His D looked like shit in the playoffs... So did his bat. And when I say looked like shit I mean he suuuuuuuuuuuuuuccccckkkkkked in he playoffs and always has. So unclutch. Career .169 in the playoffs in 154 ABs.
I would be really disappointed if we signed him.
I think I'd rather use that money to re-sign Pagan. I'll admit though I don't know much of how Swisher would fit our park.
What is his D like?
His bat is OK, but he played in the Spankee lineup and in Spankee Stadium. How will his production be affected by AT&T?
Add to this that he got a QO, and I am not that excited to go after him. He doesn't seem like the kind of player the giants should be targeting.
Yes, let's leave the washed up vets signing in the past.
Re: Swish -- that's just a silly statement.
Good arguments. He's right around average defensively. His dWAR the last three years is -0.8, -1.4, -.04. So, while not great, certainly not a disaster. He'd be in LF. It would cost us our first round pick, which would be the last in the round (heh, heh, heh). Some Swish stats (HR, RBI, avg/obp/slg, OPS+, WAR)
2010: 29, 89, 288/359/511, 129, 3.4
2011: 23, 85, 260/374/449, 120, 1.5
2012: 24, 93, 272/364/473, 126, 3.5
He's durable (148+ games every year for the past seven years), he's still in his prime (31), he's a good clubhouse guy.
If we could get him for 3/36 I'd do it, unless we bring back Melky (who I would prefer).
Good arguments. He's right around average defensively. His dWAR the last three years is -0.8, -1.4, -.04. So, while not great, certainly not a disaster. He'd be in LF. It would cost us our first round pick, which would be the last in the round (heh, heh, heh). Some Swish stats (HR, RBI, avg/obp/slg, OPS+, WAR)
2010: 29, 89, 288/359/511, 129, 3.4
2011: 23, 85, 260/374/449, 120, 1.5
2012: 24, 93, 272/364/473, 126, 3.5
He's durable (148+ games every year for the past seven years), he's still in his prime (31), he's a good clubhouse guy.
If we could get him for 3/36 I'd do it, unless we bring back Melky (who I would prefer).
Good arguments. He's right around average defensively. His dWAR the last three years is -0.8, -1.4, -.04. So, while not great, certainly not a disaster. He'd be in LF. It would cost us our first round pick, which would be the last in the round (heh, heh, heh).
actually, we pick 27, not 30. Not sure why. Marco?
I am just SUPER paranoid about going after players that have played for band box teams. The psychological effect of playing at AT&T, Petco (at least until this coming season), Safeco, etc affect a players road numbers. Conversely, playing in Spankee Stadium, Citizens, MinuteMaid, etc can have a rejuvenating effect.
Tread carefully.
It doesn't concern you that he's been near useless in the playoffs in his career? Also production drops off in Sept/Oct... I get the impression he just isn't very clutch, can't take the pressure.
I'm pretty sure that Washington will get the last pick, since they had the best in-season record in 2012. I believe that we will have pick 26 (just about where we picked Cain a decade ago).