WHO is the best Switch-Hitting Baseball Player right now??
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If you're just talking about hitting, I'd say you're right about Chipper.  As far as all around player, if I were starting a team tomorrow of switch hitters, the first player I'd have to choose would be Jason Varitek.  I think with the position he plays he's much more valuable to a team.
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I think Jose Reyes has the best chance.  He's young and his legs are fresh plus he'll have many chances to do it with his young age.  My darkhorse pick would have to be Chone Figgins.
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Well, I think they best Red S*X position would have to be 1B, b/c I like David Ortiz.  But as far as move goes, the White S*X move of getting Jim Thome via free agency looks like it will reap huge dividends.  I hope this helps.
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Right now?  Boone.  \nI really would like to see Marte move up and start before the end of the season though.  Sure Boone is hitting well lately but I just don't have much confidence in him long term.  I feel he hit the inning ending ground out in too many key RBI opportunites last year.\n\nIf the bullpen doesn't quit blowing games, it won't matter.
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In no particular order!\n\n1.Jose Reyes is the best SS in the game right now\n2 Albert Pujols - the best player in the game right now\n3. Johann Santana - by far the best pitcher in baseball\n4. Ryan Howard - crazy strong and talented hitter\n5. Alex Rodriguez - had incredible numbers in his OFF year\n6. David Ortiz - even though he doesnt play the field he is one of the best today\n7. Carlos Beltran - The best CF in the game in my opinion\n8. Derek Jeter - a proven winner and the likely 2006 AL MVP\n9. Joe Mauer - the best catcher in baseball\n10. Vladimir Guerrero - great hitter, and one helluva arm\n\nhonorable mentions: Chris Carpenter, Roy Halliday Travis Hafner, and Justin Morneau
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All time is Mickey Mantle. He could do it all batting left or right handed. Today it has to be Albert Pujols.
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I love Randy johnson, but you can't ignore Johan Santana. Dude is money with his changeup.  Here is a guy who can win on a $hitty team that can't hit!  Johan has not only been the best lefthanded pitcher, he has been the best pitcher the past 2-3 years.  \nFransico Liriano is an up and comer too, watch out for him.\nUnit is great, but he is clearly way past his prime.  one of the best pitchers of all time though, no question about that.
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Buchholz isn't a bad replacement at all.  He's better than the guys suggested in the previous answers.  He should be in the Astros rotation for the forseeable future.  He was also a highly regardeed prospect in the Phillies system coming to Houston in the Billy Wagner trade.  Check if Justin Verlander or Daniel Cabrera is available in your league but if not I'd recommend Buchholz.  Don't pick up Bannister as he's on the DL too.
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David Wright is the best 3B. He is a five-tool player. Enough said. Yes, all he can do is improve, which is scary.
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The best move of the offseason will be Josh Beckett to the Red Sox.  He is a big game pitcher built for pitching in the AL East.  Burnett for the Jays could be huge too, but provided no blister problems, Beckett could win 20, throw 220, and strikeout 220 batters this year.  \n\nThe Jays definitely helped themselves the most.  Burnett, Ryan, Overbay, and Glaus are huge upgrades.
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Although he was a pitcher, Vida Blue is actually the last switch hitter to win the AL MVP, taking the award in 1971.\n\nBefore Blue, the last one to win had been Mickey Mantle.\n\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/b/bluevi01.shtml
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A-Rod, Pujols, and possibly Bonds. Maybe even all three.\n\nBy the way, Pujols has a chance to break Barry Bonds's single season HR record too.
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Albert Pujols, hands down
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I'm a Cardinals fan and they are pretty stacked already. I think I would have to go with Johan Santana to help the starting pitching be a little more consistent. If I had to take a position player I would take Jose Vidro because the Cardinals could really use a good second baseman. I think the last good second baseman they had was Rogers Hornsby.
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check out juan pierre, avg. steals, runs scored. hes a winner
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Easy....Pujols.  When you put up numbers that mirror that of Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio, any other answer besides Albert Pujols is ludicrous.
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Mike Stanton lately has not been as great pitching as in the past, but if you need someone for one or two outs, he most likely will be your man. Alex Gonzalez is a great addition. His glove is great and his batting average has gone up this year while in Boston. It's a shame the Red Sox did not resign him, because they have not a great short stop in a while, however, I think they will fit in well with the Reds orginization.