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    Marlins cut ties with Burnett
    Associated Press

    MIAMI -- A.J. Burnett is very close to becoming a former Florida Marlin.

    Marlins general manager Larry Beinfest said Burnett has been asked to leave the team and will not be offered a multiyear contract during the offseason. The decision came a day after the pitcher said the team plays scared because manager Jack McKeon and the coaching staff are too negative. Burnett popped off after losing his sixth decision in a row at Atlanta.

    Beinfest says Burnett has not been suspended and will be paid for the rest of the season.

    Burnett becomes a free agent after the World Series. He went 12-12 this season with two shutouts, four complete games and a 3.44 ERA. [/b][/quote]

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    • #3
      I'm not saying Burnett is wrong, but Dontrelle sure doesn't seem scared.


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          Marlins general manager Larry Beinfest said Burnett has been asked to leave the team and will not be offered a multiyear contract during the offseason.[/b][/quote]

          Is there anyone who thought they'd offer him a legit one anyway?
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          • #6
            QUOTE(kconn @ Sep 27 2005, 07:39 AM) Quoted post

            I'm not saying Burnett is wrong, but Dontrelle sure doesn't seem scared.
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            McKeon is a douche though.
            Dude. Can. Fly.

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            • #7
              Guy loses his sixth in a row and blames the coach?

              Can't have that kind of shit from a player on your team. Keep that shit in house, or you at least wait until after the season is over, and you know you won't be back.

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              • #8
                Someone is going to end up overpaying him in the offseason. I hope it's the Yankees or Orioles, but I fear it will be the Sox.
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                • #9
                  QUOTE(Lippa @ Sep 27 2005, 08:16 AM) Quoted post

                  Someone is going to end up overpaying him in the offseason. I hope it's the Yankees or Orioles, but I fear it will be the Sox.
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                  He is this year's version of Carl Pavano. I also think someone with overpay for Matty Mo.

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                  • #10
                    Career stats:
                    Code:
                    ERA: 3.73  
                    WHIP: 1.28 
                    BAA: .230
                    I'd take him.
                    Dude. Can. Fly.

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                    • #11
                      All four legitimate teams in the AL East are reportedly hot after him. All four are going to be willing to overpay for a 29 year pitcher, despite outstanding stuff, still hasn't put it together and can't seem to be anything but a .500 pitcher. Seems like Darren Dreifort, minus the extreme injury concern.

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                      • #12
                        QUOTE(dvyyyyyy @ Sep 27 2005, 06:34 AM) Quoted post

                        Career stats:
                        Code:
                        ERA: 3.73  
                        WHIP: 1.28 
                        BAA: .230
                        I'd take him.
                        [/b][/quote]


                        Looks pretty decent to me. Those are top flight numbers for tadays crop.
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                        • #13
                          Burnett had TJ surgery in 2003.

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                          Dear God, KBF here. I'd just like to say thanks, once again, for allowing Dusty Baker and I to live during the same time period. Every time I think he's given me his last gift -- overpitching Prior in the playoffs, getting cocky in Game 6 vs. the Angels, blowing another game for the Cubs -- he does something stupid like pitching to Albert Pujols. Thy will be done, baby!!!!!

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                          • #14
                            QUOTE(Donuts_For_Koharski @ Sep 27 2005, 06:43 AM) Quoted post

                            Burnett had TJ surgery in 2003.
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                            yep, and his k rate has increased.
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                            • #15
                              I wouldn't describe a 3.73 ERA as "top flight".

                              He's a pretty good pitcher. But he's rarely been dominant. And he appears to have a major attitude problem. Were I a GM from a big team I'd be very wary of signing him to a big contract.

                              Then again, Eric Milton signed for 3yrs/$21M.
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