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Angels Still Choosing Players

The Angels of Anaheim is a team that carefully studies the status of its players as well as who deserves to be included in the roster. Not only did the team catch the most coveted free agent on the market when they agreed to terms with center fielder Torii Hunter on a five-year, $90 million contract late Wednesday night, they put themselves in even better position to land a bigger fish; Florida Marlins slugger Miguel Cabrera, or a player who could further bolster the offense, Baltimore Orioles shortstop Miguel Tejada.

Tony Reagins as the team’s general manager indicated Thursday that the addition of Torii Hunter, a seven-time Gold Glove Award winner who hit .287 with 28 home runs and 107 RBI last season, would not preclude the Angels from pursuing another slugger. “All I can say is I'm going to be looking at some other things to make us better,” he said. “The winter meetings are coming up, and I'm sure we'll have more discussions. I'm going to be open-minded.”

And by signing Torii Hunter, Anaheim can more easily absorb the loss of hard-hitting second baseman Howie Kendrick, whom the Marlins are insisting be part of a trade with the Angels for Miguel Cabrera. The team of Florida would also like pitching prospect Nick Adenhart, catcher Jeff Mathis, and one of the Angels' three young starters, Ervin Santana, Joe Saunders or Jered Weaver.

furthermore, the club doesn't really want to trade Howie Kendrick, a line-drive machine who hit .322 in 88 games this past season and has the potential to hit 20 home runs and 40-50 doubles a year. However, they would part with Kendrick if he helped net Cabrera, a 24-year-old third baseman who is one of the game's premier power hitters, having averaged 31 home runs and 115 RBI for four years. Meanwhile, third baseman Chone Figgins would move to second base, and the lineup of the team would look something like this: Chone Figgins, Gary Matthews Jr., Vladimir Guerrero, Cabrera, Garret Anderson, Hunter, Casey Kotchman, Mike Napoli and Erick Aybar. That's a lineup filled with determination, power, speed and athletic skills, one that, combined with a deep rotation and solid bullpen, should contend for a World Series championship.

If the Angels can't hook Cabrera, they could turn back to Miguel Tejada, whose power numbers slipped during an injury-plagued 2007, he had 18 home runs and 81 RBI in 133 games after averaging 29 home runs and 116 RBI for seven years, but who could be acquired without giving up Howie Kendrick.

The Angels nearly traded Erick Aybar, the young shortstop who is in line to replace the traded Orlando Cabrera, and Santana for Tejada in July of 2006. They would move him to third base, if the Angels acquired Tejada. And if they had to give up Aybar in the deal, they could move Figgins to shortstop or possibly look to sign free-agent David Eckstein, the former Angels sparkplug, as a stopgap until top prospect Brandon Wood is ready in 2009 or 2010. That would give the team a little more cost control; Kendrick will be far more affordable over the next five years than Cabrera, and Tejada, who will make $13 million in 2008 and 2009, is signed for just two more years. The lineup of the Angels of Anaheim would look like this: Matthews, Kendrick, Guerrero, Hunter, Tejada, Anderson, Kotchman, Mathis or Napoli, Aybar. Not quite as potent as a lineup with Cabrera, but still World Series caliber. Although the signing of their new center fielder to the richest deal in franchise history seemed to come out of left field; the team already had an outstanding defensive center fielder in Matthews, who is entering the second year of a five-year, $50 million contract, and two established corner outfielders in Anderson and Guerrero, it was as much a long-range move as one for 2008. Furthermore, Garret Anderson, the 35-year-old whose offense has slipped because of injuries in the past four years, is entering the final year of a four-year, $48 million contract and is not expected to return in 2009.

Let’s wait and see what would be the lineup of the Angels of Anaheim. Witness these outstanding players through their games this upcoming season.

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• The Angels' Plan B
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