alfonso soriano

blueedwards

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is playing like...well...alfonso soriano again.

that boy is good.

 

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What a stud. I thought that he was gonna hit 3 HR tonight, as that last one looked to have a chance. But, yes, he is playing great once again.

 

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Blue

Who would you rather have on your team?

Alphonso

OR

Miguel



wil.

 

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Miggy.

 

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he's not quite Tejada...is anyone?

 

blueedwards

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wilheim said:

Who would you rather have on your team?

Alphonso

OR

Miguel



wil.

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tough one...

 

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Great hitter ! A little weak on the glove-side, but should be a long-time big league player, I have a feeling salary is right also.

 

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Right throuh the yankee farm system, shame we had to get rid of him. Hmmmm arod or sory when all is said and done I just might keep soriano.

 

THE SHRINK

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As a DIE HARD YANKEE fan, I believe that really hurt them and they started spiraling downward shortly thereafter. :sad3:

THE SHRINK

 

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Miggy

 

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He is a freak.

You have to love a when a guy has natural power like that. Nobody his size hits the ball like that.

If Rivera didn't give up those bloop singles and throw the ball into the outfield in game 7 vs ARI. His monster home run would have gone down in history as a great Yankee moment.

 

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Tough One?

Miggy...w/out a doubt

 

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He is a joy to see play when on top of his game

 

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Tejada for sure...