(There's Bryce Harper relaxing at a pool on Tuesday at Atlantis in the Bahamas. That Harper-Luke 1:37 tattoo: "For nothing is impossible with God" - photo via his brother, @BHarp45.)
If Davey Johnson has anything to say about it (based on his comments to the media Monday night, reiterating his comments on the radio in DC at the beginning of November), the Nats might already have their CF answer in house (Werth) immediately, just as long as Rizzo is willing to keep an open mind on one Bryce Harper to start 2012.
"I think this guy’s pretty mature. I don’t look at him age-wise like I probably should. But I think he’s going to make this spring very interesting."
(Davey Johnson, via Nationals Journal, 12/5/2011)
Mature? Clearly Davey hasn't been trolling YouTube for Bryce Harper clips or stalking his Twitter feed for the last year. But still. We're with Davey -- here's hoping Harper forces Rizzo have an open mind this spring.
But if Mike Rizzo really is intent on signing a centerfielder this winter...
...and if Mike Rizzo really does have a connection with Mark Buehrle (must be something about his aura) and bigger IF Mike Rizzo is able to land Buehrle and IF Dan Duquette is willing to at least listen offers for Adam Jones (or is Jones off limits?), don't forget about that little phone call we told you about last week that *someone* with the Nats apparently made to the Orioles to ask about Jones in the last month. If Nats land Buehrle, then the Nats have what Duquette wants: a surplus of good, tradeable, Major League ready arms.
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Bryce at the Cove (Adults only), that's right, he is over 18 which is an adult in the Bahamas! Have fun Bryce!
On Adam Jones, they deny it so it doesn't piss off the player but of course they want to be approached on him as he will be a Free Agent after the 2013 season and doesn't look like he will extend with them.
Posted by: Michael L.G. | December 06, 2011 at 07:41 PM
Finally some player recognition of the fine work I do on my blog.
Posted by: Harper Gordek | December 08, 2011 at 04:58 PM