Agentspeak

[Guest Edgy DC]

�Danny Uggla�s been a full-time second baseman for the last four years. He�s performed exceptionally well at that position. Although he has the athleticism to play other positions, he�s performed remarkably over these four years at second base and there should be no reason to consider a position change at this time.�

--- Jeff Borris, agent for on-the-block secondbasemen Dan Uggla and his negative 10.1 UZR.

�Because he�s not retired. He was run out of the game.�

--- Jeff Borris again, on why Barry Bonds hasn't filed retirement papers.

[MFS62]

My speak.
Uggla is only considered a second baseman because he wears a glove and stations himself about half way between first and second bases.
Later

[ashie62]

If the Mets were to trade Castillo to L.A. for Juan Pierre would Uggla standing between first and second be an option for Omar?