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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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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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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.
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Randy Winn has been the #3 hitter in...
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From mccoveychronicles.com
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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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From baseballthinkfactory.org
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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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