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Even if the guy hasn't played in an NFL regular season game since 2012 http://www.thejaguarsfootballauthentic.com/gardner-minshew-ii-jersey-authentic , I can't be the only one who misses 'Tebow Time' and 'Tebowing', right?Well, at least we'll get to see him this spring as a baseball player. At least, that's what New York Mets manager Terry Collins believes Garrett Bradbury Jersey , according to a quote from this week's Winter Meetings."I do not know how it's going to shake out. We're in New York. We can handle anybody with a name on his back in our camp. If they decide to send him to camp, we'll get him better. I can tell you, I certainly hope you will see Tim Tebow in some of our games."As a Tebow fan, I'd be interested to see how the Mets players handle being in the same locker room as the former Heisman Trophy winner.That line of thinking http://www.thevikingsfootballauthentic.com/irv-smith-jr.-jersey-authentic , as well as Collins' optimism, made me think about which NFL players who hadn't played with Tebow would react to having him as their quarterback? Which receivers would hate playing with the 2010 first-rounder the most, and how would players like Terrell Owens and Randy Moss react to catching balls from a quarterback with a career 47.9 completion percentage?I think the best question before we dive into this is how many receivers would try to actively lock Tebow in his locker for his quarterback play, but that's a different story entirely... The Boston Red Sox acquired veteran first baseman/outfielder Steve Pearce in a trade with the Toronto Blue Jays on Thursday night.

Dave Dombrowski Alexander Mattison Jersey , the Red Sox president of baseball operations, announced the deal after Boston’s 4-2 win over the Los Angeles Angels.

Boston sent minor league infielder Santiago Espinal to Toronto.

Pearce’s cost to the Sox will be $1.5 million. The Blue Jays will give Boston $1,658,602 to cover part of the $3 http://www.thevikingsfootballauthentic.com/dru-samia-jersey-authentic ,158,602 remaining in the $6.25 million salary of Pearce, who can become a free agent after the World Series.

The 35-year-old has hit .291 with four home runs and 16 RBIs in 26 games for Toronto this season. Pearce has a career average of .255 and 83 career home runs and 268 RBIs. Boston manager Alex Cora said the Red Sox are adding a strong batter they can use against left-handed pitching.

”It’s one more weapon that we have. We got better tonight,” Cora said. ”It’s good to have him.”

Pearce could join the Red Sox this weekend in New York when they face the division-rival Yankees.

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