Reply to "Soriano refuses to play"

Chill1,000+ posts

There is no way "we" can know what Soriano was told when he left Texas (just like we don't know if the Yankees "gave up on him" cuz he couldn't hit or couldn't field!)
LOL
4 time All Star.

What I would like to know is what the National's have done to prepare him to play this new position? Anyone?

Knowing a little bit about what is involved or what SHOULD be involved in a position change at this level, makes me a little curious about penciling him in to LF without proper preparation. Who's been working with him out there? I read since he's been back in camp he's only taken infield?

Of course I think he should play where the team needs him but the club should also put him in a position to succeed. Maybe they have?
We don't know, do we?

Sounds like both sides need some adjustments.

3/21/0610:52 AM

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