Is the DH Overpaid- Wall Street Journal

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Rich Klein

Please move this to the cooler talk section; that's why we have that section.

This is not worth keeping on this board!

Regards
Rich

Rich, gotcha covered. A little bit of off topic is fine on the main board, for everyday contributors. This could be an interesting discussion. best regards

p.s.....death threat sent (j/k)

[timzcardz]

Personally, I have a hard time taking seriously anything that is written that includes the phrase "just $4.66 million."

Since when did "$4.66 million" become "just," especially when talking about a salary?

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by Leon

p.s.....death threat sent (j/k)

It just doesn't carry the same weight coming from you, Leon.

[Rich Klein]

As he KNOWS where I live

Regards
Rich

[teetwoohsix]

At first,I was real excited when the Dodger's picked up Jim Thome as a DH,even though it was so late in the season-I thought this may catapult the Dodgers into final victory.By no means would I take away anything from Big Jim,for he is an awesome powerhouse hitter by any means,but when it came down to the wire-nothing worth mentioning.I can't remember what they are paying him-probably way more than they should've......................

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by teetwoohsix

At first,I was real excited when the Dodger's picked up Jim Thome as a DH,even though it was so late in the season-I thought this may catapult the Dodgers into final victory.By no means would I take away anything from Big Jim,for he is an awesome powerhouse hitter by any means,but when it came down to the wire-nothing worth mentioning.I can't remember what they are paying him-probably way more than they should've......................

National League teams should probably avoid picking up DH's, at any point in the season.

[teetwoohsix]

You are correct JimVB,and even my wife said"Clayton,we only use a DH in the playoffs........"What do I know anyways.....................