ZDemp34
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Yeah I think either Rizzo or LaHair will end up being our most realistic options.
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Why do so many people want Rizzo? I know he was great in minors but he was horrible in the majors. Maybe he's just an aaaa player?
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It might be good to give him a shot against the pitching of a division other than the NL West.
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Maybe they should give him a full season before evaluating him.
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But LaHair is killing the ball...
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Same can be said for Lahair. And if we use Lahair we keep Garza. I'm all for Fielder but that prolly won't happen. My 2nd choice is Lahair hands down.
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The reason many of us are more willing to give a chance to Anothny Rizzo than Brian LaHair is because they put up similar numbers in AAA, but Rizzo did it the first time in AAA at age 21 as opposed to sixth time at age 28.
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What makes you think we keep Garza if LaHair is our 1B? If anything, I'd think we'd trade him if LaHair is our 1B.