Jered + their pick of any of our top hitting prospects and it "wasn't enough"Originally Posted by bright nikes
The Angels offered the Jays Jared Weaver and still the Jays declined
These dudes are nuts.
Originally Posted by bright nikes
We're getting handled by the Marlins.
Originally Posted by bright nikes
Got em
What a game, Marlins are playing us tough at the Ravine heat. They can't wait to get a new stadium I bet
Anyways, big ups to everyone getting on base. Major props to Mota hitting the gun at 96MPH and finally to the Beard
Rubber match tomorrow with Schmidt on the mound, it should be interesting.
[h1]Dodgers, Indians in serious talks about Lee[/h1] [h2]by Ken Rosenthal and Jon Paul Morosi, FOXSports.com[/h2]
The Dodgers and Indians are in serious discussions about a blockbuster that would send left-hander Cliff Lee and catcher Victor Martinez to Los Angeles for first baseman James Loney, one of the Dodgers' young starting pitchers and prospects, according to major-league sources.
[table][tr][td][/td] [/tr][tr][td]James Loney could be on his way to Cleveland. (Stephen Dunn / Getty Images)[/td] [/tr][/table]
The deal still faces significant obstacles due to the number and nature of players involved, one of the sources said. But the Dodgers clearly are not content with their club, even though they have built a wide lead in the NL West and the best record in the National League.
If the deal occurs, the Dodgers would control Lee and Martinez not only for the rest of this season but also for all of 2010. Both players are under affordable club options for next season, increasing the Dodgers' willingness to pay a steep price.
It is not known whether the Dodgers would part with left-hander Clayton Kershaw or right-hander Chad Billingsley in the package. Class AA third baseman Josh Bell, Class AA outfielder Andrew Lambo and Class AAA right-hander Josh Lindblom are among the prospects under discussion.
Martinez presumably would play first base for the Dodgers, replacing Loney. Lee would replace Kershaw or Billingsley, giving manager Joe Torre the more experienced starter that he covets.
