That pan proved astute, as once Reimold slowed down at the end of June, he went into a tailspin for July (746 OPS) and August (719) before getting hot in September (1006) just before having to endure season-ending surgery to repair his frayed Achilles’ tendon.
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While his overall numbers slipped again this year, Granderson did stay healthy and posted his first 30-homer season. And moving away from Comerica could be huge for him; he recorded an OPS of 861 on the road compared to just 695 at home. I’m expecting a major bounce back from Granderson in 2010.
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But what about his back-up crew? How did the men who set Wilson up fare in 2009?
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However, things went downhill from there.
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Soriano could be headed to the Yankees, but if not, it might be Gonzalez headed there. Gonzalez could also find his way back to Pittsburgh. Either way, it’s quite conceivable they will both be gone from Atlanta.
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Let’s give the New York Knicks some props for the their effort Friday night in Denver – a very tough place to win. I mean, hell, the Nuggets haven’t dropped a home game since March 9.
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Kawakami enjoyed some huge seasons among his 10 years with the Chunichi Dragons before the Braves signed him to a three-year, $23-million deal in January.
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