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Rank	Team	W	L	PCT	Division
1	Chicago Cubs	57	40	.588	C1
2	Philadelphia	53	45	.541	E1
3	Arizona	48	49	.495	W1
4	St. Louis	56	43	.566	C2
5	Milwaukee	54	43	.557	C3
6	New York Mets	52	46	.531	E2
7	Florida	51	46	.526	E3
8	Cincinnati	48	51	.4848	C4
9	Los Angeles Dodgers	47	50	.4845	W2
10T	Houston	46	51	.474	C5
10T	Atlanta	46	51	.474	E4
12	Pittsburgh	44	53	.454	C6
13	Colorado	42	57	.424	W3
14	San Francisco	40	57	.412	W4
15T	San Diego	37	61	.378	W5
15T	Washington	37	61	.378	E5

American League

Rank	Team	W	L	PCT	Division
1	Los Angeles Angels	59	38	.608	W1
2	Tampa Bay	57	39	.594	E1
3	Chicago White Sox	55	41	.573	C1
4	Boston	57	42	.576	E2
5	Minnesota	55	42	.567	C2
6	New York Yankees	52	45	.536	E3
7	Oakland	51	46	.526	W2
8	Texas	50	48	.51	W3
9	Detroit	48	49	.495	C3
10	Baltimore	47	49	.49	E4
11	Toronto	47	50	.485	E5
12	Kansas City	44	54	.449	C4
13	Cleveland	42	54	.438	C5
14	Seattle	38	59	.392	W4

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2006-10-30 01:15:48

1. joejoejoe

Fire up the Hot Stove!

Here's my All-Free Agent team so far (not that anyone asked).

1B Doug Mientkiewicz
2B Alfonso Soriano
3B Nomar Garciaparra
SS Julio Lugo
OF Frank Catalanotto
OF Gary Matthews Jr.
OF Barry Bonds
C Mike Lieberthal
DH Frank Thomas

RHSP Jason Schmidt
LHSP Ted Lilly
RHRP Justin Speier
LHRP Mike Stanton

I wonder what Catalanotto gets for $$$. He's .297/.362/.454 for his career, better than that in '06, and strikes out only 50 times a year. I think Nomar stays in LA and Frank Thomas stays in Oakland. Ted Lilly is a good fit for a ballpark that doesn't give up so many home runs. Juan Pierre is a good fit for any team that needs less power and OB%. I have no idea what will happen to Bonds. Any thoughts?

2006-10-30 06:56:26

2. unmoderated

Frank Catalanotto
2 years/$5.4M (2005-06)

* 05:$2.7M, 06:$2.7M; signed extension 9/04
* 1 year/$2.3M (2004), re-signed 10/03
* 1 year/$2.2M (2003) 12/02
* 1 year/$2.3M (2002), plus $0.3M incentives (avoided arbitration 1/02, $2.9M-$2M)
* 1 year/$0.85M (2001)
* agent: CSMG
* ML service: 7.171

2006-10-30 06:57:15

3. unmoderated

And as all the YES Network viewers know, Catalanotto is from Smithtown, Long Island.

2006-10-30 07:37:48

4. Peter

1 I read speculation last year about Bonds to the Angels. The reasons being that he can stay in CA and be the DH, while the Angels have money to spend and the addition of Bonds would help them compete against the Dodgers for the LA market. Of course, it seems the Angels are mentioned in every rumor lately...

Is there a chance the Giants re-sign him? He means a lot to that team and it seems like SF is the only city which likes him.

Personally, I was hoping he'd call it quits.