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  • GamecocksLaw17
    MVP
    • Jun 2015
    • 1503

    #2761
    Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

    Originally posted by Trent Booty
    Here's a shorter post lol.

    Does Todd Frazier to the Red Sox for SP Trey Ball and 3B/SS Michael Chavis work? Red Sox need a 3B.

    Also, what about Zach Britton to Washington for RP Koda Glover and 3B Drew Ward?
    You aren't getting enough for Britton. Would need at least one of Fedde, Kieboom or Soto and more than just the one prospect. Frazier you could probably switch Chavis to Dalbec.

    Originally posted by Trent Booty
    Ok so I'm having trouble finding values for certain players. I'll list some players, their stat lines, and teams that would be interested in them. Hopefully someone could give me a couple packages for at least some of the players I list. If you think a different team would be interested in the player along with the ones I listed let me know. Pick apart one guy and help me make a deal, make a couple offers for different guys, anything helps! Sorry for clogging the thread with long posts, this will be the last one.

    LF Ryan Braun: .302, 16 HR, 46 RBI, 1.1 WAR
    - Teams interested: Giants, Blue Jays, Texas(?)

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    RP Ryan Madsen: 2.41 ERA
    RP Sean Doolittle: 2.30 ERA, 12 SV (took closer role mid season)
    - Teams interested: Colorado, SF, Boston, NYY, Detroit, KC, Washington, Texas

    SP Sonny Gray: 7-6, 2.84 ERA, 1.12 WHIP, 99 K, 2.1 WAR
    - Teams interested: SF, NYY, Houston, Texas, NYM

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    OF Michael Saunders: .270, 10 HR, 32 RBI, 1.2 WAR
    - Teams interested: Giants, Blue Jays, Texas(?)

    2B/OF Howie Kendrick: .290, 7 HR, 28 RBI, 1.5 WAR
    - Teams interested: Giants, Blue Jays, Texas(?), STL, NYY, KC

    SP Jeremy Hellickson: 8-4, 2.00 ERA, 0.96 WHIP, 92 K,
    - Teams interested: SF, NYY, Houston, Texas, NYM

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    RP Jim Johnson:
    3.00 ERA, 1.07 WHIP, 22 SV
    - Teams interested: Colorado, SF, Boston, NYY, Detroit, KC, Washington, Texas

    SP Jaime Garcia:
    4-3, 3.64 ERA, 1.40 WHIP, 45 K, 0.7 WAR (missed time)
    - Teams interested: SF, NYY, Houston, Texas, NYM

    2B Brandon Phillips: .316, 6 HR, 26 RBI, 1.4 WAR
    - Teams interested:STL, NYY, KC

    C Kurt Suzuki:
    .303, 3 HR 22 RBI, 2.0 WAR
    - Teams interested: Minnesota, Detroit, Colorado

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    CP Zach Britton:
    3.41 ERA, 1.34 WHIP, 22 V
    - Teams interested in: Texas, Washington

    C Wellington Castillo:
    .245, 15 HR, 31 RBI, 1.6 WAR
    - Teams interested: Minnesota, Detroit, Colorado

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    LF Melky Cabrera:
    .298, 10 HR, 41 RBI, 1.0 WAR
    - Teams interested in: Giants, Blue Jays, Texas(?)

    CP David Robinson:
    2.35 ERA, 23 SV
    Teams interested: Texas, Washington

    SP Jose Quintana:
    8-4, 2.69 ERA, 1.03 WHIP, 107 K, 3.4 WAR
    - Teams interested: SF, NYY, Houston, Texas, NYM


    And I hate to be that guy but there have been trades with most of these guys already in the thread.

    Braun:Braun is good, but expensive and has his 10/5. Headline him with a guy around the top 50 and build on that. That should be consistent with things we've said in the past.

    Madson:He's a meh reliever, he will get a meh return

    Doolittle: Doolittle is hard because he's always hurt.

    Gray: Gray won't be cheap pitching like he is. He's going to get a package similar to Quintana. So it will take the best prospect from most teams as a headliner.

    Saunders:C+ prospect, maybe you can get lucky and get a B-. He's always hurt

    Kendrick:Look at what the Phillies gave the Dodgers and go from there

    Hellickson:He's expensive, a rental and not great. Again something like a C+ or low B. Best case is something like the Mike Leake rental trade

    Johnson:C+ prospect and maybe a C on top of that.

    Garcia:Injury prone pitcher that's missed time for injury? C+ is the best you could hope for

    Phillips:C prospect. He was traded for pennies and has a partial no trade clause

    Suzuki:None of those 3 teams make sense. Minnesota just let him go in FA. Colorado has better internal options. Detroit does too.

    Britton:Like 90% of the Andrew Miller deal. Britton is pretty great

    Castillo:Maybe a B prospect. He was non-tendered and he is playing decent but you won't get a stud for him.

    Cabrera:Very little. Former PED guy who is playing marginally

    Robertson:Look at the reports that are all over the news

    Quintana:Like what I wrote for Gray. We've also seen examples of what CHI SOX turned down.


    If you start asking about only a couple guys you'll get more responses. Its not exactly easy to give responses on like 15 guys especially when a chunk have had trades built already in the thread.
    Last edited by GamecocksLaw17; 06-19-2017, 09:15 AM.

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    • GamecocksLaw17
      MVP
      • Jun 2015
      • 1503

      #2762
      Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

      Originally posted by milldaddy35
      I'm in the offseason of my Braves chise. What would the following players fetch?

      LF Matt Kemp - 82 overall, 33 years old: 146 games, .261 average, 21 homers, .743 OPS, 1.5 WAR

      RF Nick Markakis - 78 overall, 34 years old: 149 games, 6 Homers, .258 average, .700 OPS, .7 war

      SP Jaime Garcia - 80 overall, 31 years old: 6-10, 155.2 Innings, 3.01 ERA, 3.2 WAR, 3.36 FIP

      RP Jim Johnson - 80 overall, 34 years old: 2-2, 44 saves, 51 innings pitched, 1.80 ERA, 1.2 WAR RELIEVER OF THE YEAR

      3B Adonis Garcia - 78 overall, 32 years old: 149 games, .256 Average, .702 OPS, 15 homers, .2 war
      If this means after 2017 before 2018 you can't trade J. Garcia because he would be an FA. You'd be lucky to give away A. Garcia Markakis and Kemp barely have value because of a combo of age/performance/salary. And Johnson we get maybe a B prospect. He won't be the best reliever on the market (Britton) so there won't be a real bidding war for him or anything
      Originally posted by Trent Booty
      B-/C+ for Kemp/Markakis.

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      • holden57
        Rookie
        • May 2012
        • 66

        #2763
        Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

        What caliber starting pitcher can Orlando Arcia get me? 2017 season and I have him in AAA.

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        • GamecocksLaw17
          MVP
          • Jun 2015
          • 1503

          #2764
          Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

          Originally posted by holden57
          What caliber starting pitcher can Orlando Arcia get me? 2017 season and I have him in AAA.
          Honestly, a very good one. He was a top 10 prospect entering the 2016 season and a top 15 in the Baseball America Midseason rankings. Which teams are out of it and rebuilding. You could get yourself a Jose Quintana level guy with a package starting around Arcia

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          • hampshirestags
            Pro
            • May 2014
            • 500

            #2765
            Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

            Originally posted by GamecocksLaw17
            Honestly, a very good one. He was a top 10 prospect entering the 2016 season and a top 15 in the Baseball America Midseason rankings. Which teams are out of it and rebuilding. You could get yourself a Jose Quintana level guy with a package starting around Arcia
            I was thinking more Hellickson/Tillman level. The shine has come off the penny a bit and light-hitting, glove first middle IF'ers are a dime a dozen. He's young and has some pedigree but hasn't hit at the big league level and I just don't think he's got the value to command a SP with that type of talent/results/team control.
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            • GamecocksLaw17
              MVP
              • Jun 2015
              • 1503

              #2766
              Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

              Originally posted by hampshirestags
              I was thinking more Hellickson/Tillman level. The shine has come off the penny a bit and light-hitting, glove first middle IF'ers are a dime a dozen. He's young and has some pedigree but hasn't hit at the big league level and I just don't think he's got the value to command a SP with that type of talent/results/team control.
              Hellickson is an expensive rental and so is Tillman. Arcia is on about a 2 WAR pace as a rookie that hasn't hit a ton. Tillman has a career high of 2.4 WAR and only topped 2 twice. Hellickson has been god awful.

              Maybe the shine has come off a touch, but he's 22 in the majors playing good SS defense. He isn't getting traded for marginal relievers. His DEF value on Fangraphs is the same as Lindor, he has the same WAR this year as Addison Russell, is higher than Dansby Swanson and Tim Anderson.

              Would you say Dansby Swanson's value has tanked too? He only has a 61 wRC+ which is lower than Arcia's and he isn't as good a defender.

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              • holden57
                Rookie
                • May 2012
                • 66

                #2767
                Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

                Thanks for the replies guys. I was hoping for an Archer, Gray or Quintana type as he is(was?) a top prospect and is an A potential in the game. But then you blend the game with real life and I can see how a career .649 OPS in the bigs so far might lessen the shine. Hopefully we can get some more input! I desperately need to add pitching if I'm going to make the playoffs with the Brew crew.

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                • hampshirestags
                  Pro
                  • May 2014
                  • 500

                  #2768
                  Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

                  Originally posted by GamecocksLaw17
                  Hellickson is an expensive rental and so is Tillman. Arcia is on about a 2 WAR pace as a rookie that hasn't hit a ton. Tillman has a career high of 2.4 WAR and only topped 2 twice. Hellickson has been god awful.

                  Maybe the shine has come off a touch, but he's 22 in the majors playing good SS defense. He isn't getting traded for marginal relievers. His DEF value on Fangraphs is the same as Lindor, he has the same WAR this year as Addison Russell, is higher than Dansby Swanson and Tim Anderson.

                  Would you say Dansby Swanson's value has tanked too? He only has a 61 wRC+ which is lower than Arcia's and he isn't as good a defender.
                  "The shine has come off the penny a bit" <> "tanked".

                  I expect his defensive ratings/value to be high, that's what he does well and the reason for the elite prospect rating. Of course he has value, I just don't think it's headline Q/Gray type of value but higher than S.Feldman type... more like Z.Wheeler? (no need) or A.Cobb? (again, no need).

                  It's not fair to mention Lindor and any of the other guys we're throwing around. Apples and oranges. Arcia and Swanson are two different players and... Tim Anderson..?? I honestly chuckled when I read that (remember when he was the best the White Sox had?). Let's just say I'm not going to bother looking up his current numbers and concede he belongs somewhere in here and is a fine human being.

                  As far as Dansby goes... yeah, his value has taken a hit as this can't even be called a sophomore slump yet. His elite value comes from his bat and if he can't come out on the other side of this adjustment, you might be looking at a right handed version of Stephen Drew instead of...whoever the comp is for him these days.
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                  • rtwilli4
                    Banned
                    • Nov 2016
                    • 226

                    #2769
                    Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

                    Originally posted by holden57
                    Thanks for the replies guys. I was hoping for an Archer, Gray or Quintana type as he is(was?) a top prospect and is an A potential in the game. But then you blend the game with real life and I can see how a career .649 OPS in the bigs so far might lessen the shine. Hopefully we can get some more input! I desperately need to add pitching if I'm going to make the playoffs with the Brew crew.


                    I agree that he could headline a trade for Gray, Quintana, Archer, etc. Of those three teams the A's make the most sense as the Rays and Sox already have good young SS talent. There are other pitchers out there as well.

                    Personally I think the Brewers would and should be looking at 2018 and beyond, which means probably not trading Arica.





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                    • holden57
                      Rookie
                      • May 2012
                      • 66

                      #2770
                      Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

                      Originally posted by rtwilli4
                      I agree that he could headline a trade for Gray, Quintana, Archer, etc. Of those three teams the A's make the most sense as the Rays and Sox already have good young SS talent. There are other pitchers out there as well.

                      Personally I think the Brewers would and should be looking at 2018 and beyond, which means probably not trading Arica.



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                      IRL I agree, but I'm playing .500 ball with them and think I could make the playoffs if I just improve my pitching. I can't hit with Arcia at all so I thought maybe I could move him if his value is still high and grab an ace for my pitching staff.

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                      • GamecocksLaw17
                        MVP
                        • Jun 2015
                        • 1503

                        #2771
                        Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

                        Originally posted by hampshirestags
                        "The shine has come off the penny a bit" <> "tanked".

                        I expect his defensive ratings/value to be high, that's what he does well and the reason for the elite prospect rating. Of course he has value, I just don't think it's headline Q/Gray type of value but higher than S.Feldman type... more like Z.Wheeler? (no need) or A.Cobb? (again, no need).

                        It's not fair to mention Lindor and any of the other guys we're throwing around. Apples and oranges. Arcia and Swanson are two different players and... Tim Anderson..?? I honestly chuckled when I read that (remember when he was the best the White Sox had?). Let's just say I'm not going to bother looking up his current numbers and concede he belongs somewhere in here and is a fine human being.

                        As far as Dansby goes... yeah, his value has taken a hit as this can't even be called a sophomore slump yet. His elite value comes from his bat and if he can't come out on the other side of this adjustment, you might be looking at a right handed version of Stephen Drew instead of...whoever the comp is for him these days.
                        He'd still get way better than a Zack Wheeler or Alex Cobb. You don't trade a guy who was a top 10 prospect in baseball for a couple guys who have missed 18+ months with TJS and have very little team control.

                        As far as Dansby goes, if you look at his last month he has a 93 wRC+ which isn't bad for a 23 year old playing short.

                        You know who has a lower wRC+ than that this year? Manny Machado with an 85 wRC+

                        But seriously, if you're the White Sox and the Brewers call and offer you Arcia + Erceg + Woodruff you would turn it down? What if it was Arcia + Ortiz + Clark? Heck I'd trade Quintana for Arcia + Hader and call it a day
                        Last edited by GamecocksLaw17; 06-19-2017, 01:28 PM.

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                        • rtwilli4
                          Banned
                          • Nov 2016
                          • 226

                          #2772
                          Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

                          Originally posted by holden57
                          IRL I agree, but I'm playing .500 ball with them and think I could make the playoffs if I just improve my pitching. I can't hit with Arcia at all so I thought maybe I could move him if his value is still high and grab an ace for my pitching staff.


                          IRL they are over .500 and in first place. Rebuilds only work if you stick to the plan.




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                          • hampshirestags
                            Pro
                            • May 2014
                            • 500

                            #2773
                            Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

                            Originally posted by GamecocksLaw17
                            He'd still get way better than a Zack Wheeler or Alex Cobb. You don't trade a guy who was a top 10 prospect in baseball for a couple guys who have missed 18+ months with TJS and have very little team control.

                            As far as Dansby goes, if you look at his last month he has a 93 wRC+ which isn't bad for a 23 year old playing short.

                            You know who has a lower wRC+ than that this year? Manny Machado with an 85 wRC+

                            But seriously, if you're the White Sox and the Brewers call and offer you Arcia + Erceg + Woodruff you would turn it down? What if it was Arcia + Ortiz + Clark? Heck I'd trade Quintana for Arcia + Hader and call it a day
                            In the end, this is similar to the Buxton situation in that neither should be traded for at least another 1000 AB's or so. However, it appears I just don't have his floor as high as you do. Ervin Santana?

                            61 wRC+ is failing for anybody, I don't care what he's done lately...especially when it's still far below expectations. I follow Mr. Swanson fairly closely, this is a guy that slugged .900+ for 2 years in the SEC. He can hit, he's just not doing it. Though I would quickly agree it's more with plate coverage than swing mechanics...you want to go look up S.Drew first 2 years in the league Mr. smarty pants? You know who doesn't have an 85? Jake Lamb...132.

                            With NYY, HOU and now LAD calling...yeah, I'd turn down Arcia from the Brewers. The guy has never hit, he's never going to hit and unless he's the second coming of Omar Vizquel, I've already got guys that can do that.
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                            • holden57
                              Rookie
                              • May 2012
                              • 66

                              #2774
                              Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

                              I'm trying to think of a middle ground and can only come up with Danny Duffy from Kansas City. Assuming KC is out of the playoffs in my franchise would Duffy for Arcia be realistic?

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                              • GamecocksLaw17
                                MVP
                                • Jun 2015
                                • 1503

                                #2775
                                Re: MLB 17 Trade Discussion Thread

                                Originally posted by hampshirestags
                                In the end, this is similar to the Buxton situation in that neither should be traded for at least another 1000 AB's or so. However, it appears I just don't have his floor as high as you do. Ervin Santana?

                                61 wRC+ is failing for anybody, I don't care what he's done lately...especially when it's still far below expectations. I follow Mr. Swanson fairly closely, this is a guy that slugged .900+ for 2 years in the SEC. He can hit, he's just not doing it. Though I would quickly agree it's more with plate coverage than swing mechanics...you want to go look up S.Drew first 2 years in the league Mr. smarty pants? You know who doesn't have an 85? Jake Lamb...132.

                                With NYY, HOU and now LAD calling...yeah, I'd turn down Arcia from the Brewers. The guy has never hit, he's never going to hit and unless he's the second coming of Omar Vizquel, I've already got guys that can do that.
                                Drew was a bad defender and Swanson has good defensive metrics. Drew was so bad he had a -.6 WAR his second year and even as bad as Swanson started the year he has a break even WAR so far.

                                Who do you think NYY, HOU and LAD would actually offer? Because the Brewers have an elite farm and could pretty easily match an offer that includes Arcia. But I can agree its in the Brewers best interest to keep him.

                                http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/insta...orlando-arcia/ this was written when he was brought up last August. He doesn't profile as a star but he profiles as having a high likelihood of being an above average regular

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