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Where They Stand: Milwaukee Brewers
Published 4/1/2009 by Matt Clapp (sharapovasthigh@gmail.com) at Sharapova's Thigh
2008 Outcome: 90-72, 7.5 Games Behind The Cubs In The NL Central. Won The NL Wild Card and lost to the Phillies in the NLDS. What They've Lost: SP CC Sabathia (Signed With Yankees), SP Ben Sheets (Free Agent), 2B Ray Durham (Free Agent), RP Salomon Torres (Retired), RP Brian Shouse (Signed With Rays), RP Eric Gagne (Released), 3B Russell Branyan (Signed With Mariners), OF Gabe Kapler (Signed With Rays), 3B Mike Lamb (Released), 3B Joe Dillion (Designated For Assignment), RP Derrick Turnbow (Signed ...

The Yankee 3B Conundrum
Published 3/9/2009 by Mister Delaware at Sportsfrog.com
... … no. The Illogical Outside Options : Ray Durham isn’t a good 2B. He certainly wouldn’t be a good 3B and isn’t worth moving Cano for. ...

A-Rod options
Published 3/5/2009 by Travis G at Pinstripe Alley
... Ray Durham looks like the best offensive option, having hit .289/.380/.432 (he's also the youngest of the three). The problem though, is that Durham's never played a game at third-base. In fact, he hasn't played any position besides second in his entire pro career, so how well could he translate to the hot corner? ...

CHICAGO WHITE SOX - ALL TIME HOME GROWN TEAM vs. ALL TIME ACQUIRED TEAM
Published 3/2/2009 by Sully (info@sullybaseball.com) at SULLY BASEBALL
... has 500 homers and an average above .300. He has the highest career on base percentage, the highest slugging percentage, the best OPS, scored the most runs, had the most total bases, the highest number of doubles and home runs, more RBIS and more walks than any hitter in White Sox history. Imagine how good he'd be if he had more than one dimension like Earl Cunningham! (Cunningham never made the majors.) STARTING SECOND BASEMAN RAY DURHAM In a three year span, starting with the 2000 Division winners, Ray Durham ...

Who is left in free agency?
Published 1/3/2009 by PHE at Pitchers Hit Eighth :: A St. Louis Cardinals blog
... Braves, but one would think he could slot back into that role pretty easily.  Cards could theoretically get him on a short-term contract, but what sort of dollars? 62.  RP Dennys Reyes If Reyes could put up another season with an ERA under his weight**, he would represent an improvement for the Cardinal bullpen. ** Assuming he hasn’t gotten too deep into the Krispy Kreme’s this off-season. 67.  2B Ray Durham Durham would likely have to accept a role as a ...

Another Cash Grab
Published 12/17/2008 by Grant at McCovey Chronicles
... Horwitz Steve Holm! John Bowker Jesse Foppert Tyler Walker Todd Linden Jerome Williams $15 Jose Castillo Neifi Perez! Shawn Estes The entire 1997 team $25 J.T. Snow Rich Aurilia Randy Winn The entire 2002 team $30 Aaron Rowand Vida Blue $35 Ray Durham $90 The entire 2008 team! $180 Willie ...

Saved for Saturday: Help support Baseball Reference
Published 12/13/2008 by KLSnow at Brew Crew Ball
... their BR page. They range from relatively expensive ($60) to dirt cheap ($5), and if you run a blog or just use BR as often as I do, they're a nice way to promote your site or just say thank you to BR for making all this information available. And if you've got nothing to promote, you could always, y'know, throw a cheap plug to BCB. So with that said, here's the list and a link to each player's page, sorted by price: J.J. Hardy, $60 Jason Kendall, $35 Ray Durham, $35 Jeff Suppan, $30 Craig Counsell, $25 Gabe Gross ...

Check Orlando Hudson Off the List
Published 12/2/2008 by Ryan at Let's Go Tribe!
... and Ray Durham would probably be OK on one-year deals, but both are old by the position standards. And is signing either of those two worth taking the trouble to move Jhonny Peralta to third for? ...

Free association with free agents
Published 10/22/2008 by Jim at Sox Machine
... on the list, but it's hard to tell if he's worse at throwing out runners, or San Diego's staff is that bad at holding them. They're pretty much a staff full of Freddy Garcias when it comes to delivery time to the plate. Ray Durham would be fun. But at that point, they're better off sticking Ramirez and Durham in the short gaps in the outfield, pinch ...

Brewers Cruise For a Switch-Hitter in SF …
Published 7/21/2008 by Ben Schwartz at Can't Stop The Bleeding
... In a direct slap in the face to the Our Year dreams of Cub fans, and Rickie Weeks’ .218 on the season, the Milwaukee Brewers dealt two prospects and some cash to add Ray Durham’s switch-thitting .293 bat to the NL Central. The Crew’s Doug Melvin will immediately bench Durham, as back-up for Rickie Weeks. For what, a week? At least it’s a bench in a play off race. As the Milwaukee ...

In the News (7/20)
Published 7/21/2008 by Jared (noreply@blogger.com) at Right Field Bleachers
... I think it's a nice move by Melvin. Durham adds a left-handed bat (actually switch) to the bench and will likely start in place of Weeks a couple of times a week, according to Yost. A strict platoon seems unlikely based on Yost's comments, but "The Sugarman" has a .396 OBP against right-handed pitchers on the year compared to a .304 for Weeks, so some kind of a loose platoon might be in order. Durham brings a nice OBP (.385) and batting average (.293), some speed and a little pop. He is not great with the glove as his range is suspect, but he is serviceable ...

Two on Two: NL West Preview
Published 2/26/2008 by Rich Lederer and Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... Do the Giants have an offense? Sully, you covered this one about as well as possible in a Giant Mess three weeks ago. Russ: Is there any hope here? With Barry Bonds gone, this team will need to find a new face for the offense. Rowand is hardly a world-beater, and he'll be hitting fifth behind Bengie Molina. That's not a situation any team should have. Rich Aurilia, Ray Durham, and Vizquel are still with the team; maybe Kevin Frandsen ...

Baserunning for the Ages
Published 2/25/2008 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
... 532 11.2 1.24 Ivan DeJesus 1978 1.0 2.2 1.7 4.5 1.7 625 11.1 1.38 Hanley Ramirez 2006 3.1 1.7 1.3 3.5 1.5 576 11.0 1.50 Joe Morgan 1975 0.8 6.3 0.9 2.0 0.9 618 10.8 1.27 Ron LeFlore 1980 0.1 11.0 0.3 -0.1 -0.5 611 10.7 0.99 Tim Raines Sr 1987 -0.5 7.2 0.3 2.5 0.9 567 10.4 1.17 Ray Durham 1998 1.2 2.0 1.8 3.6 1.8 611 10.4 1.37 ...

Fun with Career Earnings
Published 2/21/2008 by Mike A. at River Avenue Blues
... and counting. The brothers Giles take the cake though, with Brian and Marcus combining for a ridiculous $72,763,501 (most of that is Brian’s, obviously). Some guys made so much money in their careers, they don’t need a snarky comment. Check out this insanity: David Bell: $23,679,000 Jay Bell: $56,762,500 (funny how he hit 38 homers in 1999, nearly double his second largest total of 21) Jeff Conine: $32,615,000 Ray Durham: $59,704,000 Damion Easley: $24,767,500 Cal Eldred: ...

“What’s On Second?”
Published 12/3/2007 by Rob G. at The Cub Reporter (TCR) | A Chicago Cubs Blog
... - We’ll see how realistic it is when we start hearing about what the O’s want in return but the O’s are a long way from being good and trading Brian Roberts will probably help them get there a lot sooner. Ray Durham - The Cubs could have had him in the free agency market last year but went for DeRosa instead. I doubt they’ve changed their minds. ...