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Marlins may be Pudge's only hope

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Tigers manager Jim Leyland, who has an impeccable reputation when it comes to player evaluation, has been surprised that he's not received many phone calls asking his opinion about Pudge Rodriguez. It's a sign of the lack of interest. While Scott Boras wouldn't discuss interest by teams, the Marlins might bring Rodriguez back to where he won a championship if the price is right.

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Pudge Rodriguez, Otto Greule Jr./Getty Images Pudge Rodriguez, Otto Greule Jr./Getty Images
December 28, 2008  10:44 AM ET

GOOD FIT I WOULD GET HIM OVER VARITEK ANY DAY

December 28, 2008  12:05 PM ET

The Red Sox ought to sign him and then stop bothering the Rangers for their catchers.

December 28, 2008  07:38 PM ET

My lil' pudge reminds me of EriK Estrada!

December 28, 2008  09:04 PM ET

depends, how's the steroids supply in florida?

December 29, 2008  12:52 AM ET

The best catcher of this generation. I hope he finds a team for a couple more years and Florida will sure profit from his experience.

December 29, 2008  01:39 AM ET

Lack of interest? Well, Not much to say about this guy. Retire mabey?

December 29, 2008  07:59 AM ET

Pudge is not ready to retire. With the dearth of quality catching in the major leagues these days, I'm surprised that he isn't generating more interest. His bat is not what it was, but he keeps himself in excellent shape, and is still very solid defensively.

December 29, 2008  10:54 AM ET

I'm sure you can get a catcher who can't throw anyone out and hits for a .240 average for a lot cheaper than you'd have to pay the little feller who used to be known as Pudge.

December 29, 2008  11:04 AM ET

Arent the Mets and BoSox looking?

December 29, 2008  12:38 PM ET

How ironic, there is no interest in Pudge, who hit 50 points better than Varitek and threw out over a third of the runners who tried to steal on him. But Bora$$ wants a four year, $60 million contract for Tek.

December 29, 2008  10:50 PM ET

Small stage at this point is best for Pudge

December 30, 2008  01:26 PM ET

Who the heck wants him? He's half the man he used to be, literally. He went from brute strength slugger, to a punch & judy hitter after he stopped juicing. He now looks like Pudge Rodriguez's little brother.

 
December 30, 2008  01:30 PM ET
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The best catcher of this generation. I hope he finds a team for a couple more years and Florida will sure profit from his experience.

I disagree, without the juice he would have been nothing...as he has proved the last two yrs off the stuff...a little skinny kid with no pop. I credit him for nothing during those years...him an d every other Juicer....including my beloved Nomar Garciaparra when he was a BoSox..I have to be fair after all. Nomar was a juicer, its quite obvious now.

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