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Acquiring Players for the Angels

As the MLB clubs study who will be the player they should acquire for their team, owner Arte Moreno made it crystal clear on Wednesday where the Angels of Anaheim stand with regard to Florida Marlins third baseman Miguel Cabrera, the biggest fish in the Major League marketplace. “I've felt we had a deal with them twice,” said Moreno of the Marlins, who apparently cut bait and decided they needed more in exchange for the 24-year-old slugger. Moreover, the door remains open to a Cabrera deal materializing with the Winter Meetings opening on Monday in Nashville, Tennessee, but Moreno seemed frustrated with the negotiations with Florida. “It's going to be hard to give up that talent,” he said. “They're doing it to everybody. I read that the Dodgers' [general manager] Ned Colletti had a deal, and they changed [players] on him. They've maneuvered us against each other. They've got a 24-year-old power hitter who plays third base, and you've got about six teams that need a third baseman. They're asking for four Major League players -- three Major League players and a pitcher, or two pitchers and two players. He is arbitration-eligible this year -- $12 million-plus -- and then you've got to re-sign him.”

According to Arte Moreno said he leaves the negotiations to new general manager Tony Reagins and his staff, adding that they come to him when “it's time to talk about money.”

Among the names often linked to the Marlins in the talks are the three young gems of the organization; second baseman Howard Kendrick, shortstop/third baseman Brandon Wood and pitcher Nick Adenhart. Others who have surfaced in the dialogues include starters Joe Saunders and Ervin Santana, outfielder Reggie Willits, catcher Jeff Mathis and infielder Maicer Izturis.

On the other hand, the Marlins, made aware of Moreno's comments, would not affirm nor deny his view of the situation. “We don't comment on rumors or possible trades,” said Larry Beinfest, the Marlins' president of baseball operations. The Angels of Anaheim already have exceeded their projected budget; projected at about $125 million, the owner said. But he'd consider signing off on more home improvements if he felt they'd enhance the club not only for 2008 but for years beyond. “If you're looking at straight budget, we're over budget,” said Moreno. “Yeah, I would [lose money] if I need to. It would be short-term. We did that in '04. We were losing $20 million and people thought I was the stupidest guy on Earth when I signed all those guys [Bartolo Colon, Orlando Cabrera, extending Vladimir Guerrero]. You have to believe long-term it's going to be a good investment. We felt we needed to step to the next level. The next question is, `Does the right player fall into place?' Obviously, the big question is [Miguel] Cabrera.”

And for Arte Moreno, it appears to be 2004 revisited with the stunning signing of center fielder Torii Hunter on Thanksgiving eve to a five-year, $90 million free-agent contract. This was largely the result of recent frustrations, Moreno said, in trying to acquire high-profile talent over the winter. “We got so fond of one player, and then the market moved away from us,” he stated, referring to the Angels' pursuit last winter of free agent Alfonso Soriano, who signed with the Chicago Cubs. “I don't want to do something that sets us back. We made an unbelievable move with Torii Hunter and didn't give away any of our kids.”

Arte Moreno also feels the acquisition of starting pitcher Jon Garland from the Chicago White Sox in exchange for shortstop Orlando Cabrera, 33, will prove to be a positive move. “You never have too much pitching -- and we're young,” said Moreno, adding that he's enthused with the prospect of Erick Aybar, Izturis and possibly Wood taking over at shortstop for Cabrera, a Rawlings Gold Glove winner. “Our baseball people feel Aybar is ready -- Aybar slash Izturis,” said Moreno. “Brandon Wood, we keep trying to move him to third, and our scouts tell us he's a Major League shortstop.”

The Angels of Anaheim will continue to study its players as well as the plans of acquiring new players, as part of its preparation for the upcoming MLB season.

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• Actions are already made by the Angels
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• Angels' Other Options
• Angels; Cabrera Trade
• Reagins not Revealing Some of his Plans
• Angels Welcomes New Players
• Deal of the Angels of Anaheim
• Angels Felt Disappointed
• Will Angels Acquire Johan Santana?
• Acquiring Players for the Angels
• Hunter Meets Matthews
• Remembering Gene Mauch
• Angels; Acquired Torii Hunter
• A Time for the Children
• Angels Still Choosing Players
• The Angels' Plan B
• Their Days of Standing Pat are Over
• One of Angels' Pride
• Garland in exchange for Cabrera and Cash
• Looking beyond Alex Rodriguez
• Scioscia; a Runner-up in the Manager of the Year balloting
• LA Clubs to Acquire Cabrera?
• John Lackey third in Cy Young
• Angels on Alex Rodriguez
• The Success of Reggie Willits
• Guerrero, a Silver Slugger Awardee
• Angels' New Team Members
• Angels' Free-agency
• The Success of OC
• Who will Acquire A-Rod?
• Inspiring Event
• Angels Broadcasters Candidates for Frick Award
• Angels Agreed to Terms
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• Angels' Announcement on Chris Resop
• Decisions on Murphy and Gwyn
• Angels might make play for Rodriguez
• A New Path for the Angels
• "Stressed management" part of the game
• Reagins assures to build on Stoneman's work with Angels
• Angels Not Aware
• Angels Roster Report
• Stoneman Gives way to Reagins
• LA Angels 3, Chi. White Sox 5
• Angels 0, Orioles 3
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• Angels 10, Orioles 5
• Cleveland 6, LA Angels 2
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• Angels 10 : Indians 3
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• Angels defeated by 8-7
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• Angels of Anaheim 7, Texas Rangers 6
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• With help from Ortiz, Angels outfielder wins Home Run Derby
• Angels swept by the Yankees with 12-0
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• Angels offense kept quiet in loss
• Angels lost the game by 4-2, defeated by the Rangers
• Angels beaten by the Rangers by 8-3
• Angles won by 4-3 over the Orioles
• Angels were defeated by the Orioles with 6-3
• Angels won by 9-7 over the Orioles
• Angels beaten by the Royals with 12-4
• Royals won the game with 5-3 against the Angels
• Angels won the game by 4-3 over the Pirates
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• Astros defeated by the Angels
• Angels captured the victory defeating the Cincinnati Reds by 9-7
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• Reds Captured 5-3 Victory over the Angels
• Cardinals took home the victory as led by Albert Pujols' two home runs and five RBIs
• Angels' victory led by Santana
• A blast on the seventh inning
• Excellent teamwork as the Angels stormed back
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• A missed chance of winning
• Difficult yet worthwhile game
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