Randy Winn

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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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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What ever happend to predictability? The milk man, the paper boy, evening T.V You miss your old familar friends, but waiting just around the bend. Everywhere you look (everywhere) There's a cap (there's a cap) Giants Big Basic Color Cap by New Era This MLB San Francisco Giants Big Basic Color Cap by New Era features a large embroidered team logo on the front, and MLB Logoman on the back. Fitted cap. Made of wool...  
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More photos » by Kathy Willens - AP According to UZR, Randy Winn has saved 5,232,108 runs this season, which makes him as valuable as Albert Pujols and Cris Carpenter combined. Please do not question the defensive stats. Browse more photos » Randy Winn has been the #3 hitter in...  
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SAN FRANCISCO—The offseason has barely begun, but Randy Winn already knows that it could be extremely different from any of the previous winters he has experienced. Winn will be a free agent due to the expiration of his three-year, $23.25 million deal. This will be his first encounter in 11 Major League seasons with such independence—and uncertainty. It’s easy to surmise that the Giants won’t re-sign Winn, 35. San Francisco hopes to...  
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Bengie Molina homered twice, Pablo Sandoval had four hits and the San Francisco Giants kept their slim wild-card hopes alive with an 8-4 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday night. Molina hit a two-run homer off Doug Davis in the fourth and followed Sandoval's two-run shot in the seventh with a solo drive off Leo Rosales.  
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