Juan Pierre

...Kensai ass with a spectacular Sept performance. Rafy Furcal playing just about every game and making Juan Pierre look like a great lead off hitter. At least he was healthy and played somewhat good defense. The Beard putting up his best...

In this article: James Loney, Ronny Belliard, and The Dodgers

...gets to a point where they will make serious money, they trade them for more inexpensive talent. Throughout the years, we have seen Juan Pierre, Josh Beckett, Miguel Cabrera, Mike Lowell, Derek Lee, AJ Burnett, Brad Penny, and Ryan Dempster...

In this article: Florida Marlins, Josh Johnson, Palm Beach Post, National League, ESPN, World Series, Brad Penny, and AJ Burnett

...third base? How many members of the 1997 and 2003 championship teams make the list? Was Jeff Conine's power more important that Juan Pierre's speed? Here I have separated the contenders from the pretenders in an effort to pick my dream...

In this article: Major League Baseball, Charles Johnson, Miguel Olivo, Kevin Millwood, Marlins, National League, Red Sox, and Hanley Ramirez

...hitters like Ryan Howard hit better with ducks on the pond. I remember the Florida Marlins in 2003, with Luis Castillo and Juan Pierre at the top of the lineup. It drove other teams crazy. And with Davey Lopes as the Phillies' first...

In this article: Philadelphia Phillies, Greg Dobbs, Mark DeRosa, Ryan Howard, Pedro Feliz, Garrett Atkins, Davey Lopes, Adrian Beltre, and Luis Castillo

...at second - and Coghlan's bat showed everyone that he belonged. Coghlan had 113 hits after the All-Star break, tying him with Juan Pierre (2004) and Bill Buckner (1980) for the most in the NL in the past 45 years. He had 47 hits in...

In this article: Florida Marlins, National League Rookie of the Year, J.A. Happ, Philadelphia Phillies, Texas Rangers, East Lake High School, and Jeff Niemann

...fewer runs than most people seem to think). My point here is that stealing bases is far less important than OBP or SLG. For example, Juan Pierre was fast and steals a lot of bases, but his low OBP and SLG makes him not all that good. So...

In this article: Curtis Granderson, Cubs, Jim Hendry, Red Sox, Tigers, Manny Ramirez, Aramis Ramirez, Ted Lilly, and Alfonso Soriano

...the city. The mediocre left fielder announces that he will indeed come back to suck up $20 million of the payroll, thus insuring that Juan Pierre and his exciting brand of ball will stay on the bench. It's the third day of the general managers'...

In this article: Dodgers, Mark Cuban, Bill Plaschke, Rockies, and Fidel Castro

...as have other teams. Heyman thinks the Mets should consider sending Castillo to the Dodgers for OF Juan Pierre. The 32-year-old Pierre will earn $10 million next season and $8.5 million in 2011, after which he can become a free...

In this article: Luis Castillo, Dodgers, Mets, Orlando Hudson, Manny Ramirez, Gold Glove, and Espn.com

Juan Pierre is baseball's best fourth outfielder. The problem is that Juan Pierre plays like-and is being paid like-a starting outfielder. Pierre, 32, has two more years and $18.5 million remaining on the five-year, $44 million pact he...

In this article: Manny Ramirez, Dodgers, Andruw Jones, Los Angeles, Red Sox, Matt Kemp, and Chone Figgins

Dylan Hernandez in today's Los Angeles times believes that the Dodgers will try and trade outfielder Juan Pierre now that Manny Ramirez has decided not to opt out of the final year of his contract. …i just don't think Pierre should be...

In this article: Manny Ramirez, Los Angeles Times, Dodgers, Mets, and Los Angeles