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Thursday, June 04, 2009

Giambi down not out

Posted by Paul Singman at 7:33pm

Jason Giambi hit a three-run home run in today's game vs. the White Sox, making it his third round tripper in five games. In deep mixed leagues (16+ teams) and AL-Only leagues Giambi makes for an intriguing source of cheap home runs. You'll have to stomach the paltry .250 average at best, but for teams desperate for power Giambi can be a smart add if he stays hot.



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