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Where They Stand: Cincinnati Reds
Published 3/17/2009 by Matt Clapp (sharapovasthigh@gmail.com) at Sharapova's Thigh
... Belisle (Signed With Rockies), RP Gary Majewski (Signed With Phillies), IF/OF Andy Phillips (Signed With Pirates), IF/OF Jolbert Cabrera (Signed With Orioles). What They've Added: Acquired C Ramon Hernandez (From Orioles), Signed CF Willy Taveras (2 Years, $6.25 Million), Signed RP Arthur Rhodes (2 Years, $4 Million), Signed OF Jonny Gomes (Minor League Deal), Signed 1B/OF Daryle Ward (Minor League Deal), Signed OF Jacque Jones (Minor League Deal), Signed RP Aaron Fultz (Minor League Deal), Signed C ...

Reds sign Jacque Jones, Daryle Ward
Published 2/5/2009 by Chad at Redleg Nation
... I like, as a lefty off the bench. Jones worries me. He’s in a clear decline, and he seems like exactly the type of player Dusty Baker would love to stick in left field five days a week. ...

Wednesday (PWWWH) edition: Wha’ Happened?
Published 8/20/2008 by Michael Rand at Randball
... he got the Twins going with a two-run homer (on an 0-2 pitch) in the second inning that we watched from the comfort of a treadmill. He finished 3-for-4 with five RBI, though we have to admit we didn’t see every hit. Even as he and Adam Everett awkwardly decide who is going to lead this dance (photo), we can’t help but put Buscher firmly into that PWWWH category. It’s a measurement that works both ways, of course. Jacque Jones, for instance, had what most people would consider an above average Twins career . He hit for power; he sometimes hit for average; he threw the best ...

The Jacque Jones Job Search
Published 5/7/2008 by Ian Casselberry at Bless You Boys
... One of the questions following Jacque Jones being designated for assignment by the Detroit Tigers was where the feeble-hitting, soft-tossing outfielder might find another job.  As it turns out, Jones might not find himself bouncing around the minors or having to consult Monster and Career Builder, after all.  ...

Marlins Going After Jacque Jones?
Published 5/7/2008 by Fish@Bat at Fish@Bat: Blogging the Florida Marlins
... comes back do we really need Jones? He may hit .285 and give you 20 home runs but he is clearly declining. Check out his stats and tell us what you think. ...

Jones Headed Back to San Diego?
Published 5/6/2008 by ryan at Friar Forum
... causes concern at FF. This is exactly the kind of player that Kevin Towers can't resist - from San Diego, plays multiple outfield positions, strikes out too much, and bats left handed. He is also on the cheap as the ...

North Siders Make Outs Less Frequently, Score Runs
Published 4/26/2008 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
Though it's been said many times, many ways, one would find themselves hard-pressed to exemplify the merits of getting on base better than the Chicago Cubs of the last five seasons or so. Season after season, the likes of Derrek Lee, Aramis Ramirez, Moises Alou, Sammy Sosa, Jeromy Burnitz, Jacque Jones, Alfonso Soriano and others have been banging out home runs for the Cubbies and yet, they have never really been ...

Tigers 2008 Opening Day Recap; Royals defeat Tigers
Published 4/1/2008 by Eric Jackson at D-Town Baseball
... doubled in his first major league at-bat and made two catches in left field. He replaced Jacque Jones late in the game for defense and, as it turned out, offense. ...

The 2008 Detroit Tigers: Contenders or the team to beat? Part 1, starting outfield and DH
Published 3/25/2008 by Big Al at The Wayne Fontes Experience - A Detroit Lions Blog
... Jones is essentially Craig Monroe, with a little less power, a better OBP, and a couple of years older. Put simply, Jones is a journeyman corner outfielder who's beginning his decline. Take a look at the "Most similar" categories on Jones' Baseball Reference page, and you'll former Tigers like Rondell White, Juan Encarnacion, Jim Northrup and Bobby Higginson sprinkled throughout. All journeyman outfielders who had respectable major league careers, but were in decline by their early 30's. ...

Successful farm system has paid huge dividends for Tigers
Published 12/5/2007 by Jake Lloyd at The Power Alley -- A Blog of All Sports!
... hitters have been acquired through trades. How have the Tigers made these trades? By giving up prospect after prospect from a highly successful farm system that continues to develop sought-after players. Here's the projected lineup for 2008 (not necessarily in the right order): CF Curtis Granderson, 2B Placido Polanco, 3B Miguel Cabrera, RF Magglio Ordonez, DH Gary Sheffield, 1B Carlos Guillen, SS Edgar Renteria, LF Jacque Jones, C Ivan Rodriguez. Granderson is the lone player in that lineup who ...

Jacque Jones Almost Traded…Again
Published 11/12/2007 by Rob G. at The Cub Reporter (TCR) | A Chicago Cubs Blog
The Detroit Free Press (who?) and now Phil Rogers are reporting that a Jacque Jones for Omar Infante swap is nearly complete. This would jive with an earlier Bruce Levine report. First, let me say, WTF? Now that I got out of the way, let’s try and see what Jimbo might be thinking with this one. Jones is due $5 MM for 2008 plus the last installment of his $4MM signing bonus which brings his total contract up to you $6.3MM this year. Omar Infante is eligible for arbitration and made $1.3 MM last season. It’s ...

Hunter in the sights of Williams' love gun
Published 11/2/2007 by Jim at Sox Machine
... -- Oft-injured, but resurgent at 31. Jacque Jones -- 87 OPS+ last year at 32. ...

Let's Pun It Up!
Published 10/11/2007 by Ken Tremendous at FIRE JOE MORGAN
... Yes, strikeouts do not keep you from winning consistently. That is correct. If you are Ryan Howard or Jim Thome or Manny Ramirez and you are walking a lot and hitting a lot, striking out isn't a big deal at all. But if you are Jacque Jones, and your career K/BB ratio is more than 3:1, and you hit for very little power, then you are not a very valuable hitter. ...

Breaking it Down
Published 10/3/2007 by The Hundley at Thunder Matt's Saloon
... Jacque Jones ...

Rating the first half performances
Published 7/11/2007 by Jason at GoatRiders of the Apocalypse
... / Jacque Jones / ...

Jonesing for Jacque
Published 7/1/2007 by Steve Rudolph at The Bleacher Bums
... batting only .233 with 2 homeruns, but he still has some game left. In his career he’s averaged 22 HRs a season and batted .278 . Twenty-two homers are more than Lew Ford, Jason Kubel, Jason Tyner, and Rondell White will combine to hit over the next couple seasons. The Cubs have asked Jones to play centerfield this season and I have no doubt the added defensive responsibilities have affected him at the plate and a change of position and scenery might be all he needs to return to form. I wish he batted right instead of left, but a batting order of Castillo (2B), Mauer (C), Cuddyer (RF), Morneau (1B), Hunter (CF), Redmond/Kubel (DH), Jones (LF), Bartlett (SS) and Punto (3B) wouldn’t look to bad. Just having a guy that can knock it out of the park in the seventh spot would be a huge upgrade. An added benefit of making a play for Jones? Acquiring an original member of the Twins “Soul Patrol” might give Torii Hunter one more ...

There Are Teams That Want Jacque Jones
Published 6/23/2007 by cubsnet at CubsNet.com
... that there are actually some teams interested in acquiring Jacque Jones (64 OPS+). "According to baseball sources, the San Diego Padres, Texas Rangers and even the White Sox have shown recent interest in Jones." The question then, I suppose, is how much of Jones' remaining salary the Cubs are willing to pay and whether they will receive anything other than a single-A player in return. Jones is making $4M this year, is due $1.3M in January 2008 as part of his signing bonus, and will make an additional $5M in 2008. If Jim Hendry were to get another team to take Jones' 2008 salary, it would be almost as impressive as ...

The Jim Hendry GM Profile - 2005
Published 6/18/2007 at VFTB
... Jacque Jones ...

#22: “So Dumb He Doesn’t Know How to Put on His” Jacque Jones
Published 5/9/2007 by Bad Kermit at Hire Jim Essian
... I know in defense of Jones, you’re going to use his statistics which are, admittedly, pretty good as a Cub. You’ll make your valid points about Jones’ “clutch” statistics, despite the fact that I will tell you that I don’t believe in clutch hitting. You’ll state that Jones’ defensive liabilities are overstated, while his offensive contributions are understated. ...

Stretching 2006
Published 5/1/2007 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
... Jacque Jones 125 1 0 0 1 125.0 ...