Soriano

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Jim Hendry says he hasn't considered releasing Alfonso Soriano. Maybe he figures his successor will have that honor.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
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2 things to keep in mind here:

1. Law hates Hendry.
2. He's protecting his fellow ESPN colleague.
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Neyer needs protection? Has anyone read what he said? He said he thinks the Cubs might dump Alf before the end of his contract. Is that really controversial?

The tweet implies Law asked Hendry if he's considered releasing him.

First, I don't believe he asked him that question. Second, release him NOW? That's not even what Neyer was suggesting. Third, if Law did ask that stupid question a) of course Hendry hasn't already considered releasing him and of [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/cool.gif[/img] if he dignified it with anything other than an angry or sarcastic response...no...he hasn't fucking considered releasing Soriano.

Regardless of what exchanges did or didn't occur...Law's statement is just plain stupid.