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it was not that bad a trade at all, mcclouth is overrated and he's blocking the pirate's #1 prospect. give mcclutchen a chance, i think the pirates front office is starting to turnaround the atrocious decisions the previous regime made.
edited to add: for one jason bay you got 3 serviceable guys imo (i think it's 3)...laroche, moss, and hansen(?). laroche was always a favorite of mine when he was with the dodgers and after the 0'fer start he's starting to feel comfortable and maybe living up to that big potential...800+ops from a 3rd baseman ain't bad at all, and you got alvarez in the wing. Last edited by chaddurbin; 06-04-2009 at 12:20 AM. 
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The Pirates ownership can't be all that bad I mean, they did get rid of those train engineer pinstripe hats from the late 70s and who can forget those yellow pants.
 I certainly miss the Bucs of the 60s/70s and agree that this team is nothing more than a farm system but you can blame mlb including the owners, union and commissioner for the current status of the Bucs and other small market farm teams. All you can hope for is some single sesaon success because once the young players gel, off they go to bigger and better markets! 
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