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River Ave. Blues ยป Marlins hoped to send Carlos Lee to Yankees

Marlins hoped to send Carlos Lee to Yankees

July 31, 2012 by Mike 18 Comments

Game 103: The Return of Joba
Austin has big night in Tampa win

Via Jayson Stark and Buster Olney, the Marlins approached Carlos Lee about waiving his no-trade clause to accept a trade to the Yankees, but he declined. The two sides were not close to agreeing to a deal or anything, talks didn’t advance after Lee said no. I have no idea what the Bombers would have done with the (former) slugger; I suppose use him for spot starts at first base and at DH against left-handed pitchers. Anything more would have really been pushing it. Casey McGehee makes much more sense given his ability to actually play the field without being a hazard to himself and those around him.

Game 103: The Return of Joba
Austin has big night in Tampa win

Filed Under: Asides, Trade Deadline Tagged With: Carlos Lee

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