Giants interested in Beltran

If ya ain't first, you're last

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Originally posted 08:47 AM ET  07.09 by DENVERROB

If ya ain't first, you're last

congrats

Giants need a bat or two, but the magic probably ain't happening this year. So many things went right last season, it will be hard to repeat.

the giants wish will become true, after all beltran will become free agent and the mets won't resign him, best thing to do trade him get some good prospects and move on!!

I hope Beltran goes to LF because I don't think his knees could handle RF at ATT.

Yes, because the Giants don't have enough outfielders as it is....

Hooked on a feeling ... then slipped on a peeling ;)

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Originally posted 12:48 PM ET  07.09 by Mstu17

Yes, because the Giants don't have enough outfielders as it is....

Except none of them can hit the ball off a tee.

i'm surprise that the yankees aren't trying to trade for beltran, i thought they were weak on the outfield, but there most be a reason why they aren't trying to do such move!!

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Originally posted 12:50 PM ET  07.09 by williewilliejuan

Except none of them can hit the ball off a tee.

Schierholtz - .280

Ross - .275

Rowand - .238

Torres - .233

Burrell - .238

While not tearing it up, wouldn't reduce them to tee ball levels either. Giants need a catcher, shortstop and a second baseman more than another outfielder. It will be another month before Sanchez gets back.

Time to shave the BEARD Wilson. The mets gave Wilson a beaten

When was the last time Sabaen made a move to get a big bat? I dont see SF doing anything that drastic. It's gonna take the Mets eating most of his salary to move him anywhere.

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Originally posted 12:58 PM ET  07.09 by Mstu17

Schierholtz - .280Ross - .275Rowand - .238Torres - .233Burrell - .238While not tearing it up, wouldn't reduce them to tee ball levels either. Giants need a catcher, shortstop and a second baseman more than another outfielder. It will be another month before Sanchez gets back.

Not tearing it up? Really?

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Originally posted 02:01 PM ET  07.09 by johnny 2 tone

When was the last time Sabaen made a move to get a big bat? I dont see SF doing anything that drastic. It's gonna take the Mets eating most of his salary to move him anywhere.

He got Pat the Bat. What more do you want?

The Giants are toast, no repeating as World Champions. It's all Phillies this year......

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Originally posted 12:58 PM ET  07.09 by Mstu17

Schierholtz - .280Ross - .275Rowand - .238Torres - .233Burrell - .238While not tearing it up, wouldn't reduce them to tee ball levels either. Giants need a catcher, shortstop and a second baseman more than another outfielder. It will be another month before Sanchez gets back.

0.280 and 0.275 is mediocre. 0.238 and 0.233 is horrible. Yes, the Giants have other needs as well, but they definitely need to upgrade their outfield. Ross (playoff heroics aside) isn't a long-term solution and is often injured. Schierholtz has no power.

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Originally posted 03:29 PM ET  07.09 by Home Theater Guy

The Giants are toast, no repeating as World Champions. It's all Phillies this year......

I can't argue so far, but the Phillies have a long way to go before you talk about being a World Champion

Giants have absolutely nobody to trade for. Thanks but no thanks.

if I where the Mets I would jump at it, get rid of Krod too

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Originally posted 05:05 PM ET  07.09 by Piltdown Rabbit

I can't argue so far, but the Phillies have a long way to go before you talk about being a World Champion

We need for one of our rookie outfielders to step up or go ahead and trade for a right handed OF.

Mostly, I look forward to next year when we dump Ibanez and Oswalt' salaries. $16 million combined and not much to show for it.