舊聞一篇Cameron - 美國職棒

剛剛在總版看到Cameron走了有點驚訝，
襪版很像只有一篇乳摸而已?
http://ppt.cc/FfZG

BOSTON -- Designated for assignment by the Red Sox on Thursday, outfielder
Mike Cameron, along with cash, was traded to the Marlins on Tuesday for a
player to be named later or cash considerations.

The 38-year-old Cameron played in 33 games with the Red Sox this year and
made 25 starts, but he hit only .149 (14-for-94) with two doubles, three home
runs and nine RBIs.

The prevailing thought about Cameron is that he could still contribute
effectively if he has consistent playing time.



"We've been scratching our heads. I'll take the hit on this one," general
manager Theo Epstein said after last week's roster move. "We try to be
disciplined with trying to look for players in their primes when we bring
them in. Sometimes, you just can't do that. Mike was still a productive
player when we got him, but -- this is all speculation -- maybe because of
his advanced age, despite the great shape he keeps himself in, he had the
significant internal injury, the double hernia, double groin surgery this
winter, maybe it just made the recovery that much more difficult at his age."

Cameron's owed $7.25 million this season, the last on a $15.5 million
two-year deal he signed with Boston on Dec. 16, 2009.

Marlins outfielders are towards the bottom of the league in offensive
production, entering Tuesday hitting .244, a mark that tied them for fifth
lowest in the Majors.

Cameron's a 17-year Major League veteran, and the Marlins will be his eighth
big league team. He's spent seven seasons in the National League, including
two in the NL East, with the Mets from 2004-05. He's a lifetime .249 hitter,
with 272 home runs and three Gold Gloves, the last coming in '06.

Evan Drellich is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @EvanDrellich.
This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its
clubs.

7/5的文章，
Cameron丟給了馬大魚，(還附帶現金?)
我們還沒決定拿到什新秀或再換錢回來。

這位同學真的完全被忽視了XD?

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