Manager Jim Tracy said today that his team will be open-minded about adding a piece that would create a more balanced lineup against left-handers. He didn't mention names, but the club has expressed interest in free agent third baseman Mark De Rosa and second baseman Orlando Hudson. Hudson hit .280 against left-handers last season with a .356 on-base percentage, compared to Clint Barmes' .245 and .314. De Rosa slugged 10 home runs off left-handers.
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