2012 The Show Official Trade Discussion Thread
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What kind of pitcher do you guys think I could get from the Braves for Emilio Bonifacio? I was thinking either a Gilmartin-type, or if the Braves would want to sell low on Julio Teheran, that'd be interesting. Not unrealistic either seeing as his fastball velocity has fallen off a cliff. Maybe for an injured Brandon Beachy?"Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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What kind of pitcher do you guys think I could get from the Braves for Emilio Bonifacio? I was thinking either a Gilmartin-type, or if the Braves would want to sell low on Julio Teheran, that'd be interesting. Not unrealistic either seeing as his fastball velocity has fallen off a cliff. Maybe for an injured Brandon Beachy?
Doubt they'll sell low on Teheran until they let him prove himself as the no 5 guy come April 1st. From what I've read, Beachy is thought of more highly than Teheran within the Braves organisation.
Possible that Gilmartin could be had in a trade. Are you thinking like straight up for Bonifacio?Former modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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I was gonna say Jair Jurrjens to begin with haha
Doubt they'll sell low on Teheran until they let him prove himself as the no 5 guy come April 1st. From what I've read, Beachy is thought of more highly than Teheran within the Braves organisation.
Possible that Gilmartin could be had in a trade. Are you thinking like straight up for Bonifacio?
Some other pitchers are Medlen, Hudson (I'd rather not), Minor, or Randall Delgado.
I think one of Beachy/Medlen/Gilmartin/Minor/Delgado/Teheran + Dan Uggla (pretty horribad contract and we need a 2B to replace Boni) would be about fair value, although I'm probably dreaming on Medlen. I know about his unbelievable streak, so I'll go check out his stats."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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I think I'd probably want a little more than Gilmartin, Bonifacio's the type of player who can be extremely valuable. He could play third to replace Chipper, he could move Prado to third, he could give almost anyone a day off, and he can actually hit worth a damn.
Some other pitchers are Medlen, Hudson (I'd rather not), Minor, or Randall Delgado.
I think one of Beachy/Medlen/Gilmartin/Minor/Delgado/Teheran + Dan Uggla (pretty horribad contract and we need a 2B to replace Boni) would be about fair value, although I'm probably dreaming on Medlen. I know about his unbelievable streak, so I'll go check out his stats.
Gilmartin/Minor/Delgado for Bonifacio would work in my book with a slight "win" on the deal for you. One could argue that the Braves would want to shed Uggla's salary and open up 2B for Pastornicky (with Simmons at SS) but the price for Uggla would still be a low B or 2 high C's. Especially since he's been such a reliable power threat with the bat over the last couple of years. 2B like that are hard to come by.
Gilmartin and Uggla for Bonifacio and 2 high C's?Former modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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I agree with you that Bonifacio is valuable because he can play anywhere on the field and has game changing speed. However, he's a super-sub in my eyes and not someone you rely on for 162 games in a season. One might argue that Jerry Hairston Jr is a super-sub as well and I believe Bonifacio is better than that so let's call him an über super-sub.
Gilmartin/Minor/Delgado for Bonifacio would work in my book with a slight "win" on the deal for you. One could argue that the Braves would want to shed Uggla's salary and open up 2B for Pastornicky (with Simmons at SS) but the price for Uggla would still be a low B or 2 high C's. Especially since he's been such a reliable power threat with the bat over the last couple of years. 2B like that are hard to come by.
Gilmartin and Uggla for Bonifacio and 2 high C's?
Looking over Medlen, he seems like a nice sell-high candidate for the Braves. I'm not sure how much he'd cost, though. Hard guy to stick a value on. Also, what would you put Beachy and Teheran at in terms of value?"Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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I'm not sure about your valuation on Uggla. He hit just 19 homers last year with a 25% K%. He only had a .164 ISO but his BABIP remained near his career average. His fielding has been historically terrible and he's getting older on a terrible contract. His OBP has always been high, as has his walk rate, however. I'm just worried he's trending down and probably isn't worth multiple prospects himself.
Beachy/Teheran - One high B or two low B'sFormer modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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2012 was a down year and he could be on a rapid decline, that's true. The value in my book for his pedigree is still a low B or 2 high C's at this point. A terrible start to the 2013 season and he could be down to 1 high C for a guy with a huge contract and nowhere to go but down. Until further notice, I just view 2012 as a bump in the road.
Originally posted by TotteOne mid-B maybe? 3 high C's? Really depends on what need the Braves would want to fill with the deal though. Something like Ricky Romero for Kris Medlen and a high C maybe?
Originally posted by TotteBeachy/Teheran - One high B or two low B's
So, Bonifacio + two low B's = Beachy / Teheran
Bonifacio + three C's = Minor
Bonifacio + MLB player = Medlen?"Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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Guess the Medlen one depends on what MLB player we're talking about but in a nutshell, yesFormer modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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What about Ubaldo as a restoration project?Former modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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Originally posted by TotteGuess the Medlen one depends on what MLB player we're talking about but in a nutshell, yes"Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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"Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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Both of them seem like good options. Lincoln is intriguing as he'd be able to both start and pitch out of the pen like Medlen.Former modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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Former modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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Ubaldo no, Scherzer's a little expensive... I've thought about Billingsley, and Arroyo I hate with the fiery passion of 1000 white-hot burning suns.
Originally posted by TotteBoth of them seem like good options. Lincoln is intriguing as he'd be able to both start and pitch out of the pen like Medlen.
Yeah but I'm not even sure he's better than Happ atm haha."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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