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Rays seeking a 'bat or two'
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08:13 AM ET 12.25 | Tampa Bay may not be done shopping just yet. The Rays have already filled several holes this offseason, from picking up first baseman James Loney and shortstop Yunel Escobar to providing pitching depth with righthander Roberto Hernandez. They acquired outfield prospect Wil Myers, the key chip in the James Shields-Wade Davis trade to the Royals, who could be an intriguing offensive addition for years to come. But Myers may still start the season in Triple-A Durham. So executive vice president Andrew Friedman said they're still looking for a "bat or two" to add for next season. ... With the "big-name" options waning this winter -- and the Rays having already traded two starting pitchers -- you can probably expect Tampa Bay to go [the relative bargain] route again, taking a chance on a complementary bat and hoping for a bounce-back type season.
Evan Longoria, Icon Sports
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The Rays always go cheap when looking for hitting, so they'll do the same. Not much left out there for them to choose from...
...the best policy
Harrodsburg, KY
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sure thing, lets see we have andrus from the rangers available in the trade mode, mark trumbo would fit perfectly IF the rays are willing to trade hellickson and chris archer, trumbo would cost the minimum, 500k and hellickson cost about the same price!!!
alacran
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the available elements are there for the taker, it all depends what type of a player the rays are thinking to give up, too many teams are in need of starters/ yankees rangers/angels/red sox/ and so on/ but the trade that would give a big boost to the rays,,,,would be trumbo he its young and can hit for power plus can be used in 3 different spots/DHfirst base,and plays the outfield!!!
alacran
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the angels may would think very long time before give up trumbo but sometimes you need to sacrifice a top player in order to solidify your rotation hanson/blaton? can't guarantee any good results next season!!
alacran
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the other options the rays have,,,, trade matt moore for a major league hitter about matt moore for trumbo straight like that??now don't forget matt moore its making more money than trumbo!!!
alacran
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about chris archer and alex torres for vernon wells?? its the hefty contract a obstakle for rays? not to worried the angels likely will paid in full!!
alacran
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Stop smoking crack.
...the best policy
Harrodsburg, KY
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He just likes to hear himself type.
THE BISHOP!
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Outfield is not an issue with Joyce, Jennings, Zobrist and Fuld all on the roster with Myers in the wings. The Rays believe they would have been better if Longo didn't get hurt in 2012. No need to trade prospects. They'll sign a Hafner or someone like that for 2013 and continue to grind. More concerned about locking down Price than anything personally.
kp3205
Jacksonville, FL
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