The Angels trading for Vernon Wells and his contract was a serious case of
Bad Ideas Jeans. But even worse is that they turned down something way
better. Joel Sherman at the Post reports:
The way I hear it the Mets and Angels did actually discuss Beltran. But
the Angels ultimately saw Wells as the better choice despite the much larger
financial investment. The Angels liked that there were no doubts about Wells’
health as compared to Beltran, whose knees are a serious wonder. And despite
the sense that Wells’ defensive game has regressed some, the Angels believed
that he was definitely capable of playing center field. They did not believe
that about Beltran.
(1) The Angels have a potential gold glove center fielder already and if he
doesn’t hit enough to stick, they still have Torii Hunter who can pass in
center, I’m sure;
(2) If Carlos Beltran doesn’t out-produce Vernon Wells this year I’ll eat
my hat. There. I said it.
I don’t think the Angels understand that players are not just players. They
are contracts and assets too, and unless the budget is unlimited — and the
Angels are limited — a bad contract like Wells’ hurts the team.
看到這篇...無言了...竟然不試著換川哥跑去換Wells..他們覺得Wells比較好囧
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