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Marlins settle on a center fielder
2007-03-28 09:30
And they were De-Azaled! OK, that really doesn't work well. But the Florida Marlins named Alejandro De Aza, a 22-year old who has never played above AA as their opening day center fielder. De Aza beat out Alex Sanchez, who was released. De Aza was originally signed by the Dodgers and then taken by Florida in the 2004 Rule 5 minor league draft.
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OK, he's probably too old and out of practice. But Ashley definitely was a good enough player to merit a long career as a role player, and he might have been good enough to be a nearly average starter, assuming he was platooned. I once wrote most of a very long article about Ashly, why he was under-appreciated, why Lasorda jerked him around, etc. Then I lost interest, wisely.
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