...He doesn't seem to be a 30 homer hitter as 2006 showed us, but he should be in the low 20's which puts him in the top 10. 9. Aubrey Huff - I put him this far down since I don't trust his power. He has hit 30 before, but several seasons at or below 20...
...and Miguel Tejada trades from last season, which entails dealing Roberts for as many quality prospects as they can find. DH Aubrey Huff -- Huff had a monster year, winning the American League's Silver Slugger at the DH position and recasting himself as a...
...June 7 in Tampa Bay, Pearson gave up a double to Steve Cox to start the eighth before coming back to strike out Ben Grieve, Aubrey Huff, and John Flaherty in order. On June 10, the Giants claimed Pearson off waivers, but he never pitched for them. He did...
...to make a high-dollar bid for local native Mark Teixeira at first base, and even if that falls through, it would likely move Aubrey Huff over from designated hitter. Millar, a three-year starter in Baltimore, has voiced his desire to come back and likely...
...something Wieters will likely be doing in '09 whether the team keeps Hernandez or not. Kevin Millar's free agency leaves Aubrey Huff as the only experienced first baseman on the roster. Huff, the team's top power threat, can handle the job but would move...
...bullpen. There are more holes. The Orioles don't have a shortstop, and there's no prospect on the horizon. Leading hitter Aubrey Huff can play first base or designated hitter, but whichever spot he doesn't fill is empty at the moment. The Orioles' roster...
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Aubrey Lewis Huff (born December 20, 1976 in Marion, Ohio) is a Major League Baseball designated hitter and first baseman for the Baltimore Orioles.
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