Why not have Bradley lead off?

[sleepyhead]

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He didn't say that. He said the team is better with those players. There was no direct comparison position to position.
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Exactly. Sori in LF, Dunn in RF and Bradley in CF could be the worst defensive outfield ever.
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It'd be a bad one. And it'd be one of the best <i>offensive</i> outfields ever.
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No it wouldn't. It would produce a lot of HRs, that's about it.

Dunn is not a superstar caliber player. He's not as good as Soriano who barely makes up for his defensive liabilities. Dunn is an embarrassment in LF, I don't remember the last Cubs/Reds series where he didn't fall down or do something tremendously stupid.