Comments on: Jays prediction http://www.baseballfiles.com/club-views/blue-jays-2/jays-prediction/ MLB Baseball Blog Tue, 10 Aug 2010 04:45:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: The Baseball Files » Russ Adams' starting days numbered? » Baseball Blog http://www.baseballfiles.com/club-views/blue-jays-2/jays-prediction/comment-page-1/#comment-329 The Baseball Files » Russ Adams' starting days numbered? » Baseball Blog Fri, 22 Sep 2006 05:30:45 +0000 http://www.baseballfiles.com/?p=62#comment-329 [...] My predictions earlier this season regarding Russ Adams' and Aaron Hill's potential didn't totally pan out. While Hill had a pretty decent second half, J.P. Ricciardi has publicly asserted that Adams will probably be fighting for a starting position with the 2007 Jays. [...] [...] My predictions earlier this season regarding Russ Adams' and Aaron Hill's potential didn't totally pan out. While Hill had a pretty decent second half, J.P. Ricciardi has publicly asserted that Adams will probably be fighting for a starting position with the 2007 Jays. [...]

]]> By: The Baseball Files » Towers, Adams demoted to minors » Baseball Blog http://www.baseballfiles.com/club-views/blue-jays-2/jays-prediction/comment-page-1/#comment-113 The Baseball Files » Towers, Adams demoted to minors » Baseball Blog Thu, 25 May 2006 15:41:41 +0000 http://www.baseballfiles.com/?p=62#comment-113 [...] My earlier Blue Jays prediction about Russ Adams and Aaron Hill isn't panning out. Adams has committed 10 errors in 36 games at shortstop, and despite driving in a run wth a double on Wednesday night (and maintaining a .258 BA), he too has been sent down to the minors "to clear his head". John McDonald and Luis Figueroa (from Triple-A Syracuse) will split time at the position for now. [...] [...] My earlier Blue Jays prediction about Russ Adams and Aaron Hill isn't panning out. Adams has committed 10 errors in 36 games at shortstop, and despite driving in a run wth a double on Wednesday night (and maintaining a .258 BA), he too has been sent down to the minors "to clear his head". John McDonald and Luis Figueroa (from Triple-A Syracuse) will split time at the position for now. [...]

]]> By: Sam Stevens http://www.baseballfiles.com/club-views/blue-jays-2/jays-prediction/comment-page-1/#comment-86 Sam Stevens Tue, 11 Apr 2006 16:32:17 +0000 http://www.baseballfiles.com/?p=62#comment-86 Once again Rick, you've hit the nail on the head: alot hinges on Glaus and his ability to stay healthy. That being said, I'm rooting for Hill and Adams to inspire a little more optimism from you! :) Once again Rick, you've hit the nail on the head: alot hinges on Glaus and his ability to stay healthy. That being said, I'm rooting for Hill and Adams to inspire a little more optimism from you! :)

]]> By: rick http://www.baseballfiles.com/club-views/blue-jays-2/jays-prediction/comment-page-1/#comment-85 rick Tue, 11 Apr 2006 04:36:42 +0000 http://www.baseballfiles.com/?p=62#comment-85 Hi Sam, Here's my 2 cents worth: As long as Glaus stays healthy, and Adams and Hill can hit their weight and not lead the league in errors at their respective positions, it's a great deal for Ricciardi. But, I am not optimistic about their chances. I guess the intangible is whether or not the Jays would have been able to lure free agents - like Molina - without first signing Glaus. As good a Zaun was last year, and as good as he looks in limited play this year, I think Molina is more likely to make a positive contribution for the entire season than Glaus. And, when Glaus goes down to injury, I only hope that Adams and Hill are playing well enough to make us forget that we had to give up the O-dog to get him. Go Jays! Hi Sam,

Here's my 2 cents worth: As long as Glaus stays healthy, and Adams and Hill can hit their weight and not lead the league in errors at their respective positions, it's a great deal for Ricciardi. But, I am not optimistic about their chances. I guess the intangible is whether or not the Jays would have been able to lure free agents – like Molina – without first signing Glaus. As good a Zaun was last year, and as good as he looks in limited play this year, I think Molina is more likely to make a positive contribution for the entire season than Glaus. And, when Glaus goes down to injury, I only hope that Adams and Hill are playing well enough to make us forget that we had to give up the O-dog to get him. Go Jays!

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