Talk:Carlos Lee
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wrong Aguadulce
editthe Aguadulce link is to a town in Spain, not Panama. Aguadulce is probably a common name, meaning "Sweet Water".
I suppose I should write a stub on that town and link it. (update... done). \
Fact or Fiction?
editPreviously included as a fact -- "The Giants are rumored to have offered Lee $1.5 million more a year than he received with the Astros.” If this is a rumor, then why is it included with the facts? Make your mind up…. Is it a fact or a rumor?
Rather than putting forth useless effluvium just to have something to write, why not write something that can actually be documented as fact? Going o the effort of writing that the Giants offered X amount more than the Astros is great… as long as there is DOCUMENTATION. The trademark of Wikipedia is unsubstantiated claims, thus it is no surprise that the claim that Lee was offered more in San Francisco is presented here…. But where is the documentation? The Wikiprigs hover around pages such as this and pounce on any claim that is undocumentaed / unsubstantiated. Why bother writing such a silly claim unless you can back it up with a link? This is simply dumb. Either provide the documentation that he was offered more in California or step aside and let the facts speak for themselves.
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