Possible bat to inject into the order
Slappy
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=2505032&campaign=rss&source=MLBHeadlines
What's next for Palmeiro? At 41, he said he works out regularly to stay in
shape in case the opportunity arises for him to return to the playing field.
He said he and his agent haven't aggressively pursued a comeback and that he
has no idea whether teams would even want him.
Still, he hopes.
"I love baseball and the door remains open," he told The Sun. "There may be
somebody interested and that would be great. ... I've never been a problem.
I'm a good team guy
What's next for Palmeiro? At 41, he said he works out regularly to stay in
shape in case the opportunity arises for him to return to the playing field.
He said he and his agent haven't aggressively pursued a comeback and that he
has no idea whether teams would even want him.
Still, he hopes.
"I love baseball and the door remains open," he told The Sun. "There may be
somebody interested and that would be great. ... I've never been a problem.
I'm a good team guy."
cop...@yahoo.com
> Palmeiro hopeful the 'door remains open'
Berkman and Lamb are both better choices at first. The only way
Palmeiroid is an option is if Lamb is playing third because Ensberg has
been more or less permanently sent to the bench.
> "I love baseball and the door remains open," he told The Sun. "There may be
> somebody interested and that would be great. ... I've never been a problem.
> I'm a good team guy
Never been a problem until he tested positive for riods and was asked
not to return to the Oriles after his suspension.
A good team guy who blamed Tejada immediately.
No, we don't need him.
Brandon