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Friday
March 2010
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Bill was a resident of Germantown for about 20 years and now resides in Richfield with his wife and 2 children. Traveling is a favorite activity of Bill's family but they are always happy to come back home. The whole family are avid Packer/Brewer/Bucks fans. You'll never know what you'll find on his blog since he likes to talk about any and all topics. Bill currently works for RE/MAX Realty 100 as a Realtor. During the summer, Bill works at Charter Raceway Park as an announcer and in concessions at Miller Park.
Should the Brewer's make a trade? That seems to be the question every Brewer's fan is asking these days. Of course, the easy answer is yes. But, when you sit back and look at the whole picture, the answer isn't so clear. I've heard that they should trade away Cory Hart and others to get Roy Holliday. But then who's is going to play right field? Maybe they should trade away Hardy and Bill Hall. But then who's going to play short and third?
We don't even know if Holliday would want to come play for the Brewer's. And he has a no trade clause in his contract so all this trade talk could be a moot point if he doesn't even want to come here. And do we really want to give up more of our best minor league prospects? Just for a chance to get to the playoffs this year.
I think many Brewer's fans are saying we need to get Holliday but they are looking through rose-colored glasses and think that we're going to get another CC Sabathia. I'm sorry, but lightening only strikes once! That was a once in a lifetime trade - and now he's gone too. To the money rich Yankees.
I'm glad that I'm not in Doug Melvin's shoes right now. No matter what happens, someone isn't going to be happy with it. There will be those that will be unhappy and blame him if he doesn't make a trade and they don't make the playoffs. There will be others that will be unhappy if he does make a trade and we lose a lot of prospects.
For now, the baseball fans in Milwaukee should just sit back and let Melvin and 'crew' do their jobs and let the chips fall where they may. We'll know over the next several months if he made the right short-term decisions and over the next few years we'll know if he made the right long-term ones.
First off his name is Roy Halladay. Unless you are talking about Matt Holliday.
Secondly who is going to take Bill Hall's contract. We don't even want him playing.
We have options at 3rd and short. They are Gamel, Escobar,McGehee, Counsell, and Lopez.
How about Hart, Hardy, Gamel, and Villanueva for Roy Halladay? Eat 2/3 of Bill Hall's salary and throw him in too.
have Escobar play short, Counsell can play third, and Lopez 2nd, Prince at first. Cattalano or Gerut can play right.
Face it, were doing a little rebuilding this year.......
I think the only way I'd trade for Halladay is if you could get him to agree to some contract extension. Giving up starting players and top prospects to essentially rent a player for a few months is not a wise thing to do year after year.
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