looking for a extra bat off the bench

[gperez]

so i'm playing with the mets and i have nooooooo bats on the bench or and too many lefties. Does anyone have any recommendations, i just need a righty or a switch hitter?

[ILLICIT206]

Try Casper Wells from Seattle. OFer who can play all three positions and has some pop from the right side. The M's DFA'd him after Spring Training so he might be in the FA pool in OSFM rosters.

[jseward92]

What about getting Scott Hariston back? He is a power righty. Could be your 4th outfielder and pinch hit against lefties. Doubt you would have to trade much to get him.

[dingleberryfinn]

Are ya usin' OSFM rosters? If so, call Wilmer Flores up early?

[gperez]

Quote: Originally Posted by dingleberryfinn

Are ya usin' OSFM rosters? If so, call Wilmer Flores up early?

i would, but i don't want to call him up just to have him sit.

[BretttheJet11]

if you're going for realism, then Casper Wells is probably your best bet. Julio Borbon could be an interesting option as I know Texas has been shopping him.

[Totte]

There's a trade discussions thread here at the forums for all trade related inquires on The Show. Highly recommend it

[JoeCoolMan24]

Brent Lillibridge is kind of a fun option because he plays 7 positions, has a solid glove, and good speed. He just isn't much of a bat though.

Nate Schierholtz and Gerardo Parra have been favorites of mine to pick up, mainly because of their awesome LF arms and they bat lefty. If you want a slick fielding switch hitter, you could go with Carlos Sanchez, in the White Sox AAA.