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So when is Hanley moving to CF or 2nd base?

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So when is Hanley moving to CF or 2nd base? 

Post#1 » by holdupstop23 » Thu Aug 9, 2007 2:40 pm

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Post#2 » by travis minor » Fri Aug 10, 2007 3:44 am

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Post#3 » by Lane1974 » Fri Aug 10, 2007 8:14 pm

a) Uggla is a 20 hr/80 rbi guy with adequate defense at 2B, he's not going anywhere

b) Hanley is fine as a SS. His defense improves weekly it seems. Even Alex Gonzalez, one of the finest shortstops during his years here started out his career erratic in the field. If he's not THE best shortstop in the NL, he's at least in the conversation. Sure no one talks about him nationally because no one cares about the Marlins, but it's the truth.
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Post#4 » by Lord Commander » Sat Aug 11, 2007 2:22 pm

Lane1974 wrote:a) Uggla is a 20 hr/80 rbi guy with adequate defense at 2B, he's not going anywhere

b) Hanley is fine as a SS. His defense improves weekly it seems. Even Alex Gonzalez, one of the finest shortstops during his years here started out his career erratic in the field. If he's not THE best shortstop in the NL, he's at least in the conversation. Sure no one talks about him nationally because no one cares about the Marlins, but it's the truth.


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Post#5 » by travis minor » Sat Aug 11, 2007 4:22 pm

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Post#6 » by ChiefOsceola » Mon Aug 13, 2007 6:27 pm

The Marlins left side of the infield is probably the worst defensive and the best offensive in the NL. I think Cabrera's on his way back to the outfield, but Hanley should be able to become an adequate defensive shortstop. He is a monster offensively though, he could join the 30/30 club and win the batting title this year.
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Post#7 » by travis minor » Tue Aug 14, 2007 11:52 am

ChiefOsceola wrote:The Marlins left side of the infield is probably the worst defensive and the best offensive in the NL. I think Cabrera's on his way back to the outfield, but Hanley should be able to become an adequate defensive shortstop. He is a monster offensively though, he could join the 30/30 club and win the batting title this year.



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Post#8 » by Lane1974 » Tue Aug 14, 2007 2:12 pm

Hanley really isn't THAT bad, I don't know where worst SS in the NL comes from

if Cabrera ever moves (before he changes teams) it would be to 1B, IMO. Willingham is adequate and cheap in LF. It's harder to find a 3B that hits like Cabby, and he is mediocre not a butcher out there.
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