The frontrunner for Hunter

The Red Sox should give this guy $100 over 5 years.

Hunter is looking for a team that has a chance to win now and that team is the Tigers, playing in a weak division they are a lock to get back to the playoffs, and also have 28, MVP, and probably the best pitcher in baseball.

Of those three they have the most complete team. The best 1-3 starting rotation of the three mentioned, the reigning MVP, a triple crown winner, a great leadoff guy in Jackson and Prince Fielder.

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Originally posted 09:01 AM ET  11.13 by .ChiSoxFan.

The Red Sox should give this guy $100 over 5 years.

Those days are ovah.

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Originally posted 09:19 AM ET  11.13 by THE BISHOP!

Those days are ovah.

You wish.

should the dodgers get serious about been competetive team? hunter could get in the right wagon,,,, but IF is the tigers WHO get the world series ring??tough decision,,,

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Originally posted 09:01 AM ET  11.13 by .ChiSoxFan.

The Red Sox should give this guy $100 over 5 years.

two years deal at most,,but clearly one full year playing time would do it!!!!

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Originally posted 09:01 AM ET  11.13 by .ChiSoxFan.

The Red Sox should give this guy $100 over 5 years.

For 25 bucks a year, I think they would get a decent return on their investment.

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Originally posted 12:37 PM ET  11.13 by Mondo Jay

For 25 bucks a year, I think they would get a decent return on their investment.

*20 bucks

Torii quote: "That's the ultimate goal," he says. ... That's why when you scan the landscape for potential fits, it's hard to find one more compatible than Detroit."


I wonder if he happened to be in Detroit (or talking to the Detroit media) when he made this statement.

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Originally posted 01:21 PM ET  11.13 by TheBone

Torii quote: "That's the ultimate goal," he says. ... That's why when you scan the landscape for potential fits, it's hard to find one more compatible than Detroit."I wonder if he happened to be in Detroit (or talking to the Detroit media) when he made this statement.

If you read the article, the part about Detroit wasn't in Torii's quote... it was the words of the writer, FYI.

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Originally posted 04:39 PM ET  11.13 by h2opololpunk

If you read the article, the part about Detroit wasn't in Torii's quote... it was the words of the writer, FYI.

Yep, just speculation on the writer's part. Although I do agree, his best chance of winning of the three teams mentioned would be with the Tigers because of the talent on the roster and the division they play in makes it an easier path to the playoffs.

Torii would be welcomed in many dugouts next year...but it better be with no more than a two-year deal.

The Giants could use a right handed bat in LF for the next couple of years . . . He'd be a nice fit, they're competitive on the big stage, the pitching staff will come back intact. 2nd coming of Ellis Burks at AT&T? They'd be a little RH heavy, but that bodes well in that park. There are HR's to be had to LF. Great defender, great teammate. Maybe too pricey.

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Originally posted 08:32 AM ET  11.13 by /

Hunter makes sense for a team that just needs a little push over the edge, but the risk is he could suddenly start playing like he's 38.

What's wrong with being 38? My dad is 38 and he can probably kick your **** in any sport

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Originally posted 07:20 PM ET  11.14 by Big Yank

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