避免有人说我轻视自己的农场, 同一link里发表以及研究更彻底的Tom球迷有 不同意见. 这我也他X滴同意: Sorry Cubtex, I work a late shift on Thursday and I just got back home. I stand by what I've reported about LeMahieu, that he has offensive skills and has the potential to contend for a batting championship. As for those who feel he has no speed, consider that he has batted either second or third in the line-up for nearly all of his professional career. Those are not spots that usually are free to run at will. When given a chance in the AFL, LeMahieu was second in the league with 14 stolen bases. As I've always reported, the problem that LeMahieu is defensive. He is agile, has quick hands, and a strong arm. However, at 6'4", he will very quickly out-grow a middle infield position. He is better suited for third or first. But considering most fans believe it to be carved in stone somewhere that those positions have to display 25+ home run power, he probably won't get many chances at those positions. Many fans forget Colvin's punctured lung at the end of the 2010 season. This injury set him back, as he was supposed to attend winter ball and concentrate on playing first base. Management panicked, and signed Carlos Pena instead, basically taking a position away from Colvin. The best thing they could have done was send him to Triple-A. However, they decided to use him in a reverse-platoon, catering to a veteran. Overall, this was a good scouting job by the Rockies. They acquire a younger, more athletic player than Seth Smith, whom Colvin will compete with for the starting position. They also get a better hitter in LeMahieu than two aging Oakland A's castoffs Kevin Kouzmanoff and Mark Ellis who he will vie to replace. All for two players the Rockies no longer had a use for. Not as bad on scale as last year's Garza trade, but the same concept. The Cubs didn't get equity in return for what they gave up. -- *~~*~~*~~*~~*~~* Chicago, Change. *~~*~~*~~*~~*~~* --

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