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Date Posted: Monday, August 23, 10:38:43pm
Author: duq81
Subject: The Bucs have to do a better job of growing their own players. 18 years of horrible drafting and player development is what got them where they are. Good free agents won't come here, and overpaying for mediocre players like Pat Meares helps not at all. Prior to the current crop of youngsters, Jason Kendall, and Aramis Ramirez were the only two draftees to become very good players for the bucs during this era. That's beyond pathetic.
In reply to: El Duque 's message, "Could get a couple nice players and still make a decent profit. Oh, yeah, and become competitive and sell more tickets, concessions, jerseys, etc. Then invest in some more good players ,,, yadda yadda yadda." on Monday, August 23, 09:09:09pm


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