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Contrast training is a unique way to optimize results. Read this article by Lee Boyce about how to incorporate it into your training to pack on lean muscle mass.

By: Lee Boyce Added: March 25th, 2013
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    Johan Santana traded to New York...

    http://www.usatoday.com/sports/baseb...-santana_N.htm

    The Sox and the Yanks both had better packages to offer. What a joke.
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    Twins are just dumping payroll. They know they can't compete with the Indians and Tigers for the next 7 years, so why spend any money?

    Makes no sense really, they had Liriano coming back healthy, and could have had a nasty combo again with those two.
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    yeah could be an interesting move, mets are a team on the verge with the need of a few more pieces and johan is a big piece


    the trade is still pending on them reaching a contract agreement, personally i would have went to boston
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    I'm glad he didn't go to Boston for a few reasons.

    1) Dominican pitchers generally don't perform well after 30 yrs old, he is 29 and looking for a long term overpriced deal.

    2) Jon Lester would have been traded and he is the next Tom Glavine who needs to be locked up long term.

    3) Sox farm system is top notch and doesn't need to be dried up for the sake of one pitcher who isn't really needed. Beckett, Dice-K, Schilling, Lester, Bucholz/Wakefield. Easily in the top 5 for best starting rotations in baseball.
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    I'm just happy the yankees didn't get him. I didn't really want the sox to get rid of lester, bucholz, and/or ellsbury anyway.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MrWebb78 View Post
    Twins are just dumping payroll. They know they can't compete with the Indians and Tigers for the next 7 years, so why spend any money?

    Makes no sense really, they had Liriano coming back healthy, and could have had a nasty combo again with those two.
    I know they are just trying to dump. What I'm saying is the Red Sox and Yanks had better offers. Only Gomez has had ML experience and you just never know how these top prospects will pan out. At least Hughes, Kennedy, Melky, Ellsbury, Buchholz have shown signs that they can make it in the bigs.
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    The yankee deal made perfect sense! A quality CF to replace Hunter, and some good arms to replace Santana. But in 2 years they would run into the same problem, signing good players to long term contracts, something they just don't want to do.
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