The Impact Of Derrek Lee To Atlanta

Written by Jonathan on August 18, 2010 – 9:56 pm

In his latest “Fried Baseball” audio blog, Kent Covington breaks down the Braves acquisition of Chicago Cubs first baseman, Derrek Lee and the impact of this move on the NL East pennant race. Throw in your 2 cents in the comments area below.

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3 Responses to “The Impact Of Derrek Lee To Atlanta”

  1. By james Watts on Aug 23, 2010 | Reply

    I think that the Braves need to bring Andrew Jones back! He's cheaper and can still produce the long ball when needed. I remembered the last time "Chipper" was out of the line up from injuries how he help carry the Braves with little or no fanfare. I'm sure the Chicago White Sox wouldn't mind trading him for a couple of minor league players. What a way to send Bobby Cox out!!!

  2. By Brandon on Aug 23, 2010 | Reply

    please god Andruw is still and always will be my favorite baseball player

  3. By Jeremy on Sep 8, 2010 | Reply

    Derek Lee has done nothing for our offense. Frank Wren has made no moves this year to make us any better as a team. Rick Ankiel cannot make contact (he has struck out in nearly half of his bats in a Braves uniform), Farnsworth was not needed, and Derek Lee strikes out more then Troy Glaus did! Way to go Wren!

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