An untouchable in Oakland

With the way money is being thrown around in today market the A's have a good deal with Anderson and it looks lie they know it and are going to keep him.

Note to the interns: see if you can find an actual picture of Bob Melvin, instead of using Bob Gehren, who has been gone for a couple of years now.

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Originally posted 10:58 AM ET  11.13 by /

Wow, even worse than I thought.Maybe they could find an accurate picture of Jimmie Foxx or Eddie Collins?

Now those were some good players! I would like to see them play again. Of course, they would be zombies now, but think of the theater--"Foxx lines the ball to CF." "Foxx stumbles to 1B." "Foxx is eating the firstbaseman!" It would be exciting.

the A's could get another or a few regular hitters,,,,, another SS perhaps?? pitching its the top priority in any team guess the A's would hold on to anderson a move that should pay great dividends,,,,, in the future though,,,,

teams can never predict any season, the A's were suppost to finish last and the results were too different from the espn analyst, the angels were to finish second and verely scape third place in their division,,,,,

Cespedes was the big surprise in the A's lineup, no to mention the guy WHO was traded for the closer bailey,,,,

we have to wait and see how things unfold next season, lets not forget there would be 5 teams unstead 4 in the west division!!!!!!

we have to wait and see how things unfold next season, lets not forget there would be 5 teams unstead 4 in the west division!!!!!!

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Originally posted 12:07 PM ET  11.13 by alacran

Cespedes was the big surprise in the A's lineup, no to mention the guy WHO was traded for the closer bailey,,,,

Josh Reddick.

BS. Anderson's value is just down right now because he didn't pitch much this year. Beane could well trade Anderson by the summer trade deadline.

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Originally posted 05:33 PM ET  11.13 by /

I was shocked to see that Josh's OPS+ was almost identical from '11 to '12.He had a lot of jacks last season, but his OBP was pretty awful. Slugging was actually only up a little bit, although Oakland is definitely a tougher place to hit than Fenway.

PED's?

The biggest trade of the year which favorite the jays all the way, this franchise would be a terrible headache for the Yankees and red Sox just to name a few teams :-) :-)

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Originally posted 09:17 AM ET  11.13 by THE BISHOP!

Note to the interns: see if you can find an actual picture of Bob Melvin, instead of using Bob Gehren, who has been gone for a couple of years now.

Start using this one.