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Just read he would ask to be traded if he doesnt start this year. Also, seems the cubs inquired during the offseason. I wouldnt mind this guy over the Pie/Fuld mixture projected. Wonder why the cubs couldnt get him away.

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He was considered a piece in the long drawn out negotiations for Santana. Most teams had what they wanted by the time the Mets got Santana.


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I can see it now:

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I'd be ok with a trade for Crisp. I don't think you'd have to give up too much to get him.


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I describe Crisp in the same manner as Brandon Inge: at first glance he looks like someone you would like but on closer inspection he is very average. He is not even a natural centerfielder.


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I describe Crisp in the same manner as Brandon Inge: at first glance he looks like someone you would like but on closer inspection he is very average. He is not even a natural centerfielder.


Fair enough, but he has one year left on the contract for 5mil and an 8mil option. I would gamble that he would be better for the next year then Pie or Fuld.

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good dolphin wrote:
I describe Crisp in the same manner as Brandon Inge: at first glance he looks like someone you would like but on closer inspection he is very average. He is not even a natural centerfielder.


Inge and Crisp would be an upgrade from what they have on the northside. Although i could see this being one of those "FANTASTIC! The Cubs got CoCo Crisp, he'll be awesome - and then he turns in a horrendous year" kind of deals - but i digress


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ask to be traded if he doesnt start this year.


Do you really need a "team"guy like this? He's not worth the ego massaging needed. The Cub have enough head cases.

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i dont mind coco crisp, but i dont see enough of an upgrade from a fulltime try of felix pie. i like crisp/pie better than fuld/pie, but i wouldnt give up much for crisp. i think they really need to play pie every day and see what they have, and if the guy can hit. hes batting eighth, so if he cant hit , he is a good enough fielder where you can still play him and pinch-hit for him late in games and run fuld out there, and it wont kill you. he still can help defensively. it doesnt kill this team if they dont get a lot of offensive production out in CF.


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never understood why the Cubs had not been in this conversation from Day1

Crisp is only 27 and while in Cleveland he had back to back years of .300 BA's

I would take him in a second. Fuld, Crisp and Pie is fine with me. Even if Fuld gets sent down to start so we can get some power as a 5th OF.

Crisp has plenty more left in him and could still get much better

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Jason in Highland wrote:
good dolphin wrote:
I describe Crisp in the same manner as Brandon Inge: at first glance he looks like someone you would like but on closer inspection he is very average. He is not even a natural centerfielder.


Inge and Crisp would be an upgrade from what they have on the northside. Although i could see this being one of those "FANTASTIC! The Cubs got CoCo Crisp, he'll be awesome - and then he turns in a horrendous year" kind of deals - but i digress

Inge would be an upgrade over Ramirez :scratch: ? Please explain.


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You gotta wonder if Hendry will pull the trigger on any of these trades. He can afford to move 1 or maybe even 2 starters, but you're looking at Coco Crisp, Brian Roberts, maybe Marlon Byrd in your possible trades. I doubt that he can pull off all three, much less two of the three, but if I made any of those deals I'd definitely grab Roberts over Crisp or Byrd.

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