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  • BP
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    Isn't this what was wrong with Peyton Manning? He seems to be doing pretty well.

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  • mstng86
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    Originally posted by Rick Modena View Post
    So no physical or check to see if he is healthy, how can you pay a muthufucker that much money and not check him out, fuck!
    They do a physical, but apparently they don't check their neck for this type of issue.

    I would be asking for a full body scan. X-rays. everything. before I gave a guy that much money.

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  • Rick Modena
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    Originally posted by mstng86 View Post
    Daniels is making sure everyone knows this is not something they normally look at and Detroit has no records of being an issue.

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    So no physical or check to see if he is healthy, how can you pay a muthufucker that much money and not check him out, fuck!

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  • mstng86
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    Originally posted by Rick Modena View Post
    They didn't check that bitch out before he signed?
    Daniels is making sure everyone knows this is not something they normally look at and Detroit has no records of being an issue.

    so

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  • Rick Modena
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    They didn't check that bitch out before he signed?

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  • mustang_marc
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    On another note, Kinsler has looked like crap today. He's been doubled off on a line drive (surprise surprise) and has looked very lackadaisical in the field.

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  • mustang_marc
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    Report: Prince Fielder 'seriously considering' season-ending surgery

    Rangers first baseman Prince Fielder is "seriously considering" surgery to repair the herniated disk in his neck, according to Jeff Wilson of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. The procedure would be season-ending.

    "I think he's disappointed that he can't be here not only for this series but for his team," manager Ron Washington said before Thursday's game against the Tigers, Fielder's former team. "It's a situation where there wasn't anything he could do about it. If he could, he would be here."

    Fielder, 30, received a nerve-root injection last weekend, but Wilson writes that does not remove the chunk of disk that is pinching a nerve and causing weakness in Fielder's left arm. Only surgery can fix that. He could either play through the weakness or have the surgery. No final decision has been made.

    Acquired from Detroit over the winter, Fielder has hit .247/.360/.360 (100 OPS+) with three home runs in 42 games this season. Obviously the weakness in his arm could be contributing to his relatively slow start. Fielder hit .279/.362/.457 (121 OPS+) with 25 homers in 2013, his worst season since his rookie year.

    The Rangers owe Fielder approximately $130 million through 2020. Although the team is built to win now, they need to do what is best for him long-term given that investment.

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  • BP
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    Originally posted by Lone Sailor View Post
    Doesn't matter, he's probably going to end up just like Hamilton.
    Based solely on genetics and not taking into account modern medicine, training and a field that caters to him he should still be good for 30+ homeruns and 80-90 rbis a season until he's 35. He turned 30 two weeks ago, he'll be a free agent in 2021.

    Fielder wants to play every day and he gives 100%. Hamilton takes himself out of games when he's feeling dizzy or drinks too many Red Bulls. We're paying Fielder $19m a season, the Angels are paying Hamilton an average of $26.5 for the next 4 seasons.

    Compare Fielder to guys like Teixeira, Pujols, Votto and Napoli and he's worth the money/risk. His dad was a very good player into his mid 30s and wasn't groomed from birth to be a ball player. He may not put up hall of fame numbers but we also aren't paying him Cabrera or Pujols money either.

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  • pHILSANITY07
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    Originally posted by Lone Sailor View Post
    Doesn't matter, he's probably going to end up just like Hamilton.
    I don't think hell be that bad. At least he's out there giving a damn. He runs to first base, dosent jog. So I'll give him some credit.

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  • Lone Sailor
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    Originally posted by BP View Post
    Fielder is out again today and isn't flying to Detroit with the team. Not that it matters, we are facing Chris Young today and he'll probably pitch a 1 hit shutout. It's Darvish tomorrow against Detroit's fill in starter so if we can manage to score a run we might win. Then it's Baker vs Sanchez and Martinez vs Porcello. I don't like our chances in either of those.



    http://www.lonestarball.com/2014/5/2...ssett-tomorrow

    Doesn't matter, he's probably going to end up just like Hamilton.

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  • BP
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    Fielder is out again today and isn't flying to Detroit with the team. Not that it matters, we are facing Chris Young today and he'll probably pitch a 1 hit shutout. It's Darvish tomorrow against Detroit's fill in starter so if we can manage to score a run we might win. Then it's Baker vs Sanchez and Martinez vs Porcello. I don't like our chances in either of those.

    Prince Fielder will meet with back specialist Dr. Drew Dossett tomorrow, rather than flying to Detroit with the rest of the team

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  • BP
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    Arencibia was just sent down and they called up Chris Gimenez from Round Rock. An improvement for sure!

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  • BP
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    I can't wait to see him bust out his knuckle ball.

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  • mstng86
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  • pHILSANITY07
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    Prince Fielder is out for the next two games with a herniated disc, won't require surgery.

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