Here’s what went down Tuesday on G&A
Second-year Cardinals wide receiver and return specialist Steve Breaston shared his secrets to success in the return game and how he improved his receiving skills and routes this off-season.
Still Special The Cards had an up-and-down season a year ago on special teams. Breaston was an added weapon in the return game, but G&A agree kicker Neil Rackers must be more consistent-especially with a tougher schedule than a year ago.
Our ESPN baseball insider Tim Kurkjian shared his thoughts on the Angels acquiring Mark Teixiera this afternoon, other possible players on the move before Thursday’s deadline, and why he feels the Diamondbacks will prevail in the wide open NL West.
Former Diamondback, now starting leftfielder for the San Diego Padres Scott Hairston joined the guys. Hairston is second on the team in homers with 17 and tied for the team-lead in triples with three. The earthquake last night in southern
No Deal The Anaheim Angels completed a trade for Braves’ slugger Mark Teixiera this afternoon. G&A wonder if the D-Backs will be better off in the long run with .300-hitting Chad Tracy at first and white-hot Conor Jackson in left. Both agree they could strengthen their bullpen by picking up another left-handed set-up guy.
ESPN reporter and good friend of the program Pedro Gomez checked in from
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Cards’ head coach Ken Whisenhunt sat down to discuss last years’ 8-8 season and share his goals for training camp and his expectations moving forward towards the regular season opener September 7th against the 49ers.
Tomorrow: G&A Cards’ 2008 Training
Guests: Red Birds’ receiver Larry Fitzgerald and D-Backs’ manager Bob Melvin
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