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[ruby23]

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nope, i'm saying most of the time they go first to third with no play. the handful of throws soriano would have to make to third isn't worth moving him to another position when he hasn't evenmastered the one he currently plays.
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This is the correct answer. Anyone who disagrees is a fucking nitwit.
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Soriano is a world-class athlete who has played 2nd base for 2 pennant-winning teams. Second base is one of the most difficult positions on the diamond. He didn't want to move to LF, but when forced to, he played perfectly fine out there.
He's never been a splendid defensive player, and he never will be, no matter what position he plays. But he can easily change positions, as he's proved in the past.
ESPECIALLY, changing to one that is almost identical to the one he now plays.

And anyone who disagrees is a cocksucking, motherfucking nitwit.
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You've said so much stupid shit today, this post that I completely disagree with is actually the best.