From the BPro 2005 writeup of the Oakland Athletics: But instead of noting the aspiring mediocrity of a line-up no longer among the league's best, most of the finger-pointing has been directed at the pitching staff.The rotation went from famous to troubled down the stretch, with Mark Mulder going flaky, Zito staying flaky, Tim Hudson breaking
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Beane was right to sell Mulder and Hudson this offseason, and I think he got the right parts in return for them -- in fact, I'm thrilled that ATL's reluctance to part with Glass Man because God knows Billy is knee-deep in 2B's. And while the fangirl part of me wishes that he'd signed Huddy instead of taking Kendall, I can deal, particularly if Huddy puts up a sexy ERA this year in the NL.
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