Red Sox try to acquire Brian Giles off Waivers

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Red Sox try to acquire Brian Giles off Waivers
The Boston Red Sox have placed a waiver claim on San Diego right fielder Brian Giles, and are negotiating to acquire the 14-year veteran from the Padres. Giles Giles, 37, is hitting .296 with a .391 on-base percentage, 61 walks and 44 strikeouts this season. Boston's interest in Giles might be spurred by concern about the health of third baseman Mike Lowell, who is battling a sore hip, and designated hitter David Ortiz, who has spent time on the disabled list resting a torn tendon sheath in his left wrist. Giles is earning $9 million this year, and his contract with the Padres has a club option for $9 million for 2009 that would climb to $11 million in the event he is traded. Giles has a limited no-trade clause, and Boston is among the teams to which he cannot be traded without his permission. Joe Bick, his agent, declined to discuss the situation.

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HE REFUSED HE WANTS TO STAY WITH THE PADRES YOU CAN SAY HE HAS REAL GOOD LOYALTY WITH THE TEAM CAUSE I'D HATE TO SAAY IT BUT MY PADRES SUCK THIS YEAR LAST YEAR WE WERE TWO PITCHES AWAY FROM GOING TO THE WORLD SERIES.

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