Reggie Sanders

[aracko]

Is there any interest around here for Reggie Sanders(KC)? I have been throwing his name around on here but it hasnt received much feedback.

 

I know he is 37 but the guy still plays A1 defense, has a strong and accurate arm, and can play either corner OF spot. I dont know what it would take to get him but perhaps Zack Jack and Gwynn could get it done.

 

I think this team is really lacking a power bat off the bench and this would guarantee that we always have 2 available between Jenkins, Mench and Sanders.

[endaround]

No room for him really. If Mench is dropped sure, but otherwise he doesn't have a spot. You need two middle infielders given Weeks injury and Hardy missing games constantly.

 

Aquino would likely get it done.

[DrWood]

can sanders even walk without a limp yet?

[Hate those Rodents]

Here is some mention of Reggie Sanders and the brewers mentioned...

 

www.madison.com/wsj/home/...32&ntpid=1

[Never Outhustled]

The difficult thing with Sanders is he is maddeningly inconsistent. Here is his OPS this decade;

 

2000- 705

2001- 886

2002- 779

2003- 912

2004- 797

2005- 886

2006- 729

 

Which Sanders would we be getting? His OPS has been under 800 4 times, we have absolutly no use for that. We could just call up Joe Dillion and get at least that. He has also had a 886+ OPS 3 times. Thats pretty outstanding. However, its tough to bet on that at age 39. We don't have a strong enough need for him to gamble on his injury issues.

[Brian the Automator]

[ Which Sanders would we be getting? ]

 

Didn't we talk about Sanders during an offseason as well?... I think I remember talking about his (or someone else's) bizarre every-other-year-is-great pattern.

 

I'm sure it's just a fluke, but the guy hits righties well, even in his alternating off-years.

[Team Canada]

Hey, it's an odd year, who cares what he does in the even years? http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif

 

 

Isn't Saberhagen the other classic every other year example?

 

 

edit: Hm, not really, although he did have some up and down.

His '89 season was amazing: 23-6, 2.16 ERA, 1.08 WHIP, 8.39 K/BB

 

Who am I thinking of?

 

edit2: Maybe I'm fooling myself, but I swear it was some 80s-90s pitcher. I really thought it was Saberhagen.

[endaround]

Geoff Jenkins?

 

2001: .808

2002: .764

2003: .913

2004: .798

2005: .888

2006:.791

2007:.825

[aracko]

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Isn't Saberhagen the other classic every other year example?

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Your right TC - it was definatly Saberhagen.