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Momentum building for DH in the NL by 2017
I'm not a fan, but if it happens, the Cardinals would have options with players like Moss and Holliday.
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Re: Momentum building for DH in the NL by 2017
Id seriously consider not watching baseball.
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Re: Momentum building for DH in the NL by 2017
APIAD wrote:
Id seriously consider not watching baseball.
Ibid.
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Re: Momentum building for DH in the NL by 2017
Id seriously consider not watching baseball.
Ibid.
Getting the DH in the NL would be just like upgrading to a better manager via the free agent market.
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Re: Momentum building for DH in the NL by 2017
Mlb.com had an article and poll on this topic. The 3 options were, add the dh in nl (28%), eliminate dh in al (52%) , exclue the pitcher from the batting order only using 8 hitters (18%). I suppose an argument could be made that only people opposed to the dh in the nl would read that article but 72% of people polled didnt want the dh in the nl. If there was an option to leave the rules alone I believe that would get the majority vote. Imo this is a players union deal. It takes 15 guys who are making league minimum as utility, defensive or marginal power bats and replaces them with guys who will make the pay of an everyday player.
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Re: Momentum building for DH in the NL by 2017
Id seriously consider not watching baseball.
Ibid.Getting the DH in the NL would be just like upgrading to a better manager via the free agent market.
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