Thursday the Padres plan to release him. They gave him the option of retiring or staying activated a couple more teams to see if anyone is willing to trade.

no he needs to retire

I was at the game on Monday in St. Louis, when he got completely shellacked by one of the most anemic lineups in the National League. I wouldn't pick up his contract if it cost me breakfast.

No the guy is a walking injury, i can't believe his knees can even hold his weight.

I wouldn't be surprised if someone takes a chance on him, but if he couldn't help out a team that is in the pennant race like the Padres, I don't get how he would help anyone else. You would have to think the only place he would go to is team that is still contending.

Did you see what happened to him in Boston, he should retire, he had a good career, but those old knees can only hold up to so many pounds, and I think they reached their limit a LONG time ago.

Maybe he will return back to the Tigers, their bull pen is struggling so he will fit right in.

I think that he is showing this year that he is done, he has had a pretty good career and should hang it up before he embarrasses himself totally.

I think that the high diving belly-flopping team might be interested.He would make a big belly flop splash!.

No he has nothing left in the tank. He's been like that for the past few years and got by on guile alone.

he's a washed up ball player in the regular season but he's clutch in the post season wit a record of 10-5so yeaid sign him asap

I don't think anyone would want him. I think he's too old and is ready to retire. A team who needs pitching would get him like, the Phillies or Cardnials who need experience, and too stay in the Postseason race.

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