Rays' offence is much more stronger than Rays pitching staff. If they lose one or two bats from their offence, they will still be a quality ballclub. They should have, and could have tried to trade Carlos Pena or Crawford or Pat Bourell, and they still could have been a solid ballclub.
secondly, pitcher like Kazmir does not come very often.
I do not understand Scott Kazmir trade?
2009-09-01 1:51 am
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2009-09-01 2:01 am
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I think it cleared up a lot of space in terms of money since Kazmir was kind of a pricey guy. Yeah he's pretty special, but he's been on a bit of a decline recently. His fastball isn't where it's supposed to be and slider has lost some break, so maybe the Rays just wanted to get the most out of him while they could
2009-09-01 9:10 am
He is owed $11 million in 2010 and $12 million 2011 on a club option. Despite going to the World Series last year, the attendance at the Trop is disappointing and the Rays just can't afford Kazmir.
2009-09-01 11:04 am
Scott Kazmir was traded to Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim from Tampa Bay Rays on August 28, 2009.
2009-09-01 9:11 am
He's a key pitcher that was just having an off year. i could nopt believe they traded him. Especially in the race they are in. Lefty's don't come around often that good. He whipped the Yanks when Sabathia pitched against him.
2009-09-01 9:07 am
No one understands it.
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