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    Boras fully expects a market to develop for Ankiel as a starting outfielder. "I don't even think that is going to be an issue ... Rick Ankiel is going to go somewhere. There aren't many players who can play center field with his kind of power and his kind of arm strength. ... There are going to be a lot of teams who look at Rick as a substantial trade over what they have." Full Article at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
    I don't even think that is going to be an issue ... Rick Ankiel is going to go somewhere. There aren't many players who can play center field with his kind of power and his kind of arm strength. ... There are going to be a lot of teams who look at Rick as a substantial trade over what they have.
    Scott Boras – Scott Boras SOURCE: St. Louis Post-Dispatch 2 months ago

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