A way to fix Edmonds
May 29th, 2008 at 01:45pm Wally Haas
Jim Edmonds continues to struggle with the bat and sat out last night’s game against the Dodgers even though there was a right-hander pitching.
If I were Jim Hendry and Lou Piniella, here’s what I’d do.
Give Edmonds a couple more starts and if he continues to struggle, put him on the DL with one of those mysterious back injuries. Then, have him go to the minors on a “rehab” assignment so he can work on his stroke. Then, activate him and if he still doesn’t hit, release him.
That way you’ve given him every possible chance.
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1. Tony Garcia | May 30th, 2008 at 1:21 pm
Edmonds is hitting .538 (7-for-13) with two HRs lifetime against Rockies starter Aaron Cook, so, in theory, he should have a good game today.
If not, Edmonds can be fixed by fitting him for a sports coat with a Comcast Sports Net patch on it and sit him back in the pre- and postgame studio.
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