Braun's Defense Should Cost Him Rookie of the Year

Doberman On The Diamond posted 9/28/2007 from www.dotdsports.com [flag]

Milwaukee Brewers 3B Ryan Braun is an amazing hitter. But to call him a butcher on defense is an insult to knife-wielding swine slicers. [link]

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Published 9/30/2007 by Big Blue Monkey at I Dislike Your Favorite Team
... has Ryan Braun exactly right . Wisconsin native and sometime contributor Barnyard said something very similar to me just this past week. Braun's defense can be rightfully categorized as awful, and may explain why his phenomenal bat was left in the clubhouse for so long. Hey, Milwaukee, the Minnesota Twins have a fantastically great defensive 3rd baseman. Would you care to trade Ryan Braun for Nick Punto? We'd think about it.

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