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Quangormo
12-09-05, 03:48 PM
The Baltimore Orioles didn't offer arbitration to B.J. Surhoff. He's not a fulltime player anymore, but the Yankee bench is weak right now and a good lefty hitter who can play some 1B wouldn't be bad to ahve. Would we have nay interest in this Rye native?
The Baltimore Orioles didn't offer arbitration to B.J. Surhoff. He's not a fulltime player anymore, but the Yankee bench is weak right now and a good lefty hitter who can play some 1B wouldn't be bad to ahve. Would we have nay interest in this Rye native?
Even though he grew up a couple of miles from me, the guy is 41 years old and his bat looked awfully slow last season. Let the dude retire in peace. If we need a big lefty bat for the bench, get Daryl Ward.
Why do we need another 40+person on this team
Wang's Groundballs
12-09-05, 03:52 PM
I never turn down a good BJ. This, however, is not a good one.
Irabu's Son
12-09-05, 03:53 PM
I never turn down a good BJ. This, however, is not a good one.
Well done!! :gulp:
StaceyRosie
12-09-05, 03:54 PM
I never turn down a good BJ. This, however, is not a good one.
Damn you I was going to go that route but from a chick's point of view, obviously ;)
DandyAndy46
12-09-05, 03:56 PM
The Baltimore Orioles didn't offer arbitration to B.J. Surhoff. He's not a fulltime player anymore, but the Yankee bench is weak right now and a good lefty hitter who can play some 1B wouldn't be bad to ahve. Would we have nay interest in this Rye native?
Come on, are you serious....of all the players not offered arbitration you go and pick this guy?? Have you ever thought that maybe the Yankees need to get a bit younger....what would be want with another player whose best years are BEHIND him???
Bernie Inferno
12-09-05, 04:00 PM
I would rather have Eduardo Perez.
He might have some value to a team in need of a veteran presence, but then again that's what managers should be for.
Cashman has already said a number of times that the last thing he is looking for this offseason is another one-dimensional 1B/DH.
Irabu's Son
12-09-05, 04:13 PM
You know who would have been great? Deivi Cruz. Can play anywhere and hit too. But he just signed with StL.
DandyAndy46
12-09-05, 04:13 PM
The Baltimore Orioles didn't offer arbitration to B.J. Surhoff. He's not a fulltime player anymore, but the Yankee bench is weak right now and a good lefty hitter who can play some 1B wouldn't be bad to ahve. Would we have nay interest in this Rye native?
We would if:
a) he wasn't 65
b) he wasn't an automatic out
c) his best days weren't behind him
but since he is, the Yankees don't
rightfielder21
12-09-05, 04:16 PM
Do you get paid on a per thread basis?
All these threads remind me last year's mid-season moves. Keep throwing stuff against the wall until something sticks. I suppose, eventually, one of these threads is going to be right on the money.
yanksphan
12-09-05, 04:36 PM
Somedays are better thread starting days than others.
ryanm1058123
12-09-05, 04:38 PM
I never turn down a good BJ. This, however, is not a good one.
lmao.. well done. Beat all the males to the punch. (or a woman in Stacey's case) ;)
jbauer2485
12-09-05, 04:40 PM
My girlfriend's aunt actually dated BJ Surhoff for a while. I believe she broke it off. Must not have been too good, move on.
Mr. Mxylsplk
12-09-05, 04:44 PM
I'm no fan of bringing Bernie back, but he looks to be a better choice than Surhoff on production alone. Surhoff being 4 years older only makes the gap that much wider.
JavyVazquezIsSick
12-09-05, 05:25 PM
Oh BJ jokes...
yanksconstantino24
12-09-05, 05:37 PM
I would rather have Eduardo Perez.
So would Randy Johnson.
hellonewman
12-09-05, 05:40 PM
No appeal.
Dooley Womack
12-09-05, 10:25 PM
I can swing a 100 lb weight faster than he can swing a bat these days.
George Steinbrenner
12-09-05, 10:58 PM
why yes, Id love a bj
surhoff? nah.
Pretty amusing thread title.
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