Luis Gonzalez still wants to play
by craig on Sep 22, 2008 8:23 AM EDT
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PrintLuis Gonzalez feels he has a few more good years left in him.
Veteran outfielder Luis Gonzalez, who has played mostly as a backup for the first time in his 19-year career, said he does not know if he will be back in a Marlins uniform next season. However, he does not want this year to be his last. ''I don't know what my future holds,'' Gonzalez said. ``I'd love to play a couple of more seasons, but for now I plan to enjoy time with my family after the season and do my normal routine and see what happens.'' Personally, I wouldn't mind having him back as a Marlin. The Marlins are always looking for veteran leadership and a good pinch hitter off the bench, and he definitely qualifies. But like everything else Marlins, his salary will determine everything.
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Niner & Rich alluded to this yesterday, but what about bringing Moyer down to Dolphin Stadium? He was like 5-0 with a 1.50 ERA this year down here…. he’s a veteran…. not sure how much he costs though… question is, who’s spot would he take in the rotation? Olsen?
Build a stadium downtown and I'll buy season tickets
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