If you were given a chance to start a major league franchise what player or manager would you pick first
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1. Roy Halladay
2. Ken Macha (I think he's the kind of guy that could handle an expansion team)Member of the Official OS Bills Backers Club
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Texiera. Best switch hitter in baseball as well as a gold glove first baseman.Comment
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Probably so, but he's a little overrated. His away numbers aren't that good compared to his home stats.Originally posted by SaberMember of the Official OS Bills Backers Club
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Manny Ramirez, I don't care if he blows in the field."You make your name in the regular season, and your fame in the postseason." - Clyde Frazier
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Vlad. Bobby Cox for manager.Comment
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Pujols, without question. If I had to pick a pitcher, I'd give King Felix a long look along with Johan.Comment
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Pujols easily.
I'm not sure about the manager.Comment
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Pujols.
For manager, I'd have to pick Bobby Cox.Comment
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1. Pujols
2. A-Rod
3. Jeter
Manager... prob Bobby Cox or La Russa
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Pujols, easy.
Pitcher? Santana
Manager? Probably Cox.Comment
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Pujols. I'm not sure how anyone can justify anyone other than him. He's young, and he's already widely considered the best player in baseball.
Pitcher? It's tough. There's a couple I'd consider...Peavy and Santana.
Coach? I don't think you could go wrong with Larussa or Cox, but Joe Torre consistently gets the Yanks to the playoffs in the most scrutinized and pressure packed coaching job in baseball.Comment
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Jake Peavy and Bobby CoxComment
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Just curious, but for those that have chosen a pitcher as the 1 player they'd build a team around, why?
There are some great young arms out there, but a starting pitcher only pitches once out of every 5 games. So that means that pitcher only plays in approximately 35 games a year out of 162 possible for a position player.
Anyhow, just wondering.
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