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Derrek Lee
Derrek Lee is an infielder in major league baseball. He's a first baseman for the Chicago Cubs and wears number 25. He is managed by Dusty Baker.
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Or: The One Where We Gloat a Little
Cub fans are so fickle. Derrek Lee spent the majority of the '08 season -- and the '07 one, for that matter -- delivering quality defensive plays coupled with the occasional offensive burst, resulting in statistics that probably placed him at just above the middle of the pack. And yet Cub fans wanted to ice him. Especially after the '08 campaign, in which he grounded into a ridiculous number of double...
- Recap: Milwaukee vs. Chicago Cubs (bradenton.com)
- MLB Trade Rumors: Derrek Lee to Braves for Javier Vazquez?? (faketeams.com)
- Derrek Lee Again Leads Cubs Over Brewers, 7-2 (bleedcubbieblue.com)
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The latest news on the Chicago Cubs search for a center fielder is revolving around signing Mike Cameron in the near future.
Cameron, who will be 37 years old at the start of the 2010 season, remains an elite defender in the outfield. Offensively, he really is a hallmark of consistency.
Cameron is annually a reliable run producer; the past three seasons he’s also hit 21 or more home runs while averaging...
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- Lee back; Ramirez done for the year? (blogs.dailyherald.com)
Could the Chicago Cubs be coming to Dodgertown? Although Minor League Baseball currently owns the facility, Gov. Charlie Crist is reportedly trying to persuade the team to move its spring training from Arizona to Florida.
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From wpbf.com
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When a team identifies a weakness in their lineup, whether offensive or defensive, there are three avenues through which the club can attempt to augment their efficiency at that position.
First and most common, the club can look to the free-agent and trade markets to find a suitable upgrade.
Second, they can replace from within, by promoting a highly-touted prospect.
Third, they can platoon two players to fill the gap, or slide a player from...
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From bleacherreport.com
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Palm Beach PostChicago Cubs Still Looking at Florida for Spring TrainingThe Jacksonville ObserverCharlie Crist huddled Tuesday with Chicago Cubs executives and emerged talking up the prospect of the team moving its spring training operations to Collier ...Sponsor, not taxpayers to pay for Chicago Cubs party in MesaAZ Central.comCrist woos Chicago Cubs to relocate spring training to NaplesTampabay.comChicago Cubs bringing spring training to...
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