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Randy Winn
Randy Winn is an outfielder in major league baseball. He's a right fielder for the San Francisco Giants and wears number 2. He is managed by Felipe Alou.
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Randy Winn and JT Snow pep-talk the youngins
This article gives me hope that Randy will stick around in the Giants organization. I think it's been brought up before that he might be a good minor league manager or coach of some kind. I've always loved Randy, his offensive decline notwithstanding.
(PS: I know I've posted more than my share of fanshots recently. I'm sorry. It's all that's keeping me from rosterbating till my hands fall off.)
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Randy Winn entering Free Agency
"Giants Manager Bruce Bochy loved Winn, and that might explain why the front office won’t look to bring him back in a reserve outfielder role. Even if they were to re-sign Winn to get 200 at-bats as a reserve, Bochy might be tempted to play him more often."
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It’s a jungle out there
We could be wrong now, but we don’t think so!
While his production tailed off, nobody could dispute that Winn was a good Giant. He played hurt without complaint and got himself ready to be on the field every day. He gave a consistent effort. He’s a smart defensive player and baserunner. Those are the kinds of things managers appreciate most in players. From a beat writer’s perspective, he was accessible and his dry...
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From baseballthinkfactory.org
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Our contestants are:
Jermaine Dye: the most likely choice. Hits for decent power, and might still have a 25-30 home run season in him at ATT Park. Definite upgrade from Randy Winn
Johnny Damon: Yankee speedster. Will not hit for more than 10 home runs at ATT Park, but still: upgrade from Randy Winn
Vladimir Guerrero (did i spell it right): A man who may never play on the field ever again without getting injured. Will probably play 23 games...
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