Tigers Cut Jones
The Tigers only gave Jacque Jones twenty-four games to prove he could hit, but he got off to a slow start. Jones is a career .278 hitter and has the potential to hit 20 homeruns, but will likely fall somewhere between 10-15 this season. Jones is in the final year of his three year, sixteen million dollar deal, so the Tigers probably don't want him in their minors. They will probably look to make a trade, or give him his release.As for teams that could be interested, the Padres seem like a good fit. They could use an outfielder and definitely need a spark in the outfield. The Nationals could use an outfielder with all three struggling as well. For now though, it is all speculation. We will know more next week.
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Couple that with a 'curious' power outage last year and he, in no way, shape or form, provides a 'spark' (nebulous and dubious description at best) for anybody.
You're a Cub fan. You saw the evidence. Why would a team not unbelievably desperate sign him? Sure, the Cubs are paying $2 million of his salary this year but what left fielder currently playing doesn't have the potential to hit 15-20 homeruns?
Whatever team signs him has made a bad baseball decision. This is Phil Rogers-type logic. Look at his peripherals.
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