2013 The Show Official Trade Discussion Thread
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But he's never been under a 4 year deal either. Always one year contracts if I'm not mistaken. Pitching for teams, being out of contention, getting shipped out for some value to a contender...we all know the process and we see if with players every summerFormer modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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In a pretty terrible deal
And the trade is nuts as is, taking out any prospects completely and basically making it Johnson + Arrieta for Feldman would pretty much be the only way to salvage it"Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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Feels like a while since I've posted in here actually looking for trade help. I'm exploring a number of trade options. These are all hypothetically offseason deals, assuming the season plays out how it's expected to.
Jose Reyes
Here's a player I honestly just cannot hit with. Reyes has a .602 OPS and a .265 wOBA.. however, he still projects to finish around 2 sWAR due to some excellent baserunning and (shockingly enough) defense. He's been durable and hasn't gotten hurt at all, and he's locked into a contract that pays him $8.68m, $9.1m, $9.66m, $10.08m, and $10.64m for the next 5 years. Those figures are converted to real life money, it's not his actual contract figures. Just to help out a bit. If he continued his 2 WAR pace, he'd probably provide something like $100m value, or about $52m in surplus value, and that's on a projection well below his career mean. Spreadsheet value is Mid A + High B + Mid B. Does that sound right for Reyes right about now?
Melky Cabrera
So here's a player I'm going to completely throw out the spreadsheet value for.
Melky has a .358 wOBA and I'm not sure about his sWAR calculation cause my calculator is on the fritz but it projects to finish the season around 4 using simple sWAR. By all means, he's been excellent and his wOBA is suppressed by the fact that I really can't take a damn walk for the life of me. Thoughts on his value? I was thinking that contingent on a long term contract, he would be worth roughly low A + mid B + high C.
Russell Martin
With Brian McCann's free agency looming, and the fact that I may literally not be able to resign him (freaking forgot to turn on Ignore Budgets), I may need a replacement catcher, and this year, Martin is the epitome of that word. .295 wOBA, and 0.0 sWAR. I think it's safe to assume you can add on maybe a couple runs for defense, but he's been pretty replacement level, and the Pirates are playing terribly.
Funny thing is, my catchers atm excluding McCann: Clement, Shoppach, Nickeas, Jimenez. And Clement probably shouldn't be catching. Beyond that I have.. er.. a draft prospect? Yeah, I can't really go status quo lol. With Carlos Ruiz looking like a resign candidate, A.J. Pierzynski being old and terrible, and no other FA options, trading for Martin appears to be my one possibility, beyond the likes of.. Jason Castro and Devin Mesoraco, worth about -0.5 sWAR each. Ow. Low B + Low B is his spreadsheet value, but I think his value should be a bit lower than that in this case. Thoughts?"Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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Re: 2013 The Show Official Trade Discussion Thread
Feels like a while since I've posted in here actually looking for trade help. I'm exploring a number of trade options. These are all hypothetically offseason deals, assuming the season plays out how it's expected to.
Jose Reyes
Here's a player I honestly just cannot hit with. Reyes has a .602 OPS and a .265 wOBA.. however, he still projects to finish around 2 sWAR due to some excellent baserunning and (shockingly enough) defense. He's been durable and hasn't gotten hurt at all, and he's locked into a contract that pays him $8.68m, $9.1m, $9.66m, $10.08m, and $10.64m for the next 5 years. Those figures are converted to real life money, it's not his actual contract figures. Just to help out a bit. If he continued his 2 WAR pace, he'd probably provide something like $100m value, or about $52m in surplus value, and that's on a projection well below his career mean. Spreadsheet value is Mid A + High B + Mid B. Does that sound right for Reyes right about now?
Melky Cabrera
So here's a player I'm going to completely throw out the spreadsheet value for.
Melky has a .358 wOBA and I'm not sure about his sWAR calculation cause my calculator is on the fritz but it projects to finish the season around 4 using simple sWAR. By all means, he's been excellent and his wOBA is suppressed by the fact that I really can't take a damn walk for the life of me. Thoughts on his value? I was thinking that contingent on a long term contract, he would be worth roughly low A + mid B + high C.
Russell Martin
With Brian McCann's free agency looming, and the fact that I may literally not be able to resign him (freaking forgot to turn on Ignore Budgets), I may need a replacement catcher, and this year, Martin is the epitome of that word. .295 wOBA, and 0.0 sWAR. I think it's safe to assume you can add on maybe a couple runs for defense, but he's been pretty replacement level, and the Pirates are playing terribly.
Funny thing is, my catchers atm excluding McCann: Clement, Shoppach, Nickeas, Jimenez. And Clement probably shouldn't be catching. Beyond that I have.. er.. a draft prospect? Yeah, I can't really go status quo lol. With Carlos Ruiz looking like a resign candidate, A.J. Pierzynski being old and terrible, and no other FA options, trading for Martin appears to be my one possibility, beyond the likes of.. Jason Castro and Devin Mesoraco, worth about -0.5 sWAR each. Ow. Low B + Low B is his spreadsheet value, but I think his value should be a bit lower than that in this case. Thoughts?Former modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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All the info for wOBA is at fangraphs and sWAR is outlined in my blog. Good wOBA is like .314 and the baseline for WAR is pretty straightforward haha"Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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I am going to get the game in a couple of days and I was wondering what package deals I could do involving Alfonso Soriano and Matt Garza?Check out my Baseball Rumors Blog http://baseballrumors101.blogspot.com/Comment
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Depends on what you're looking for in return. Would you be making the deals in spring training or by the deadline in July?Former modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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Re: 2013 The Show Official Trade Discussion Thread
Feels like a while since I've posted in here actually looking for trade help. I'm exploring a number of trade options. These are all hypothetically offseason deals, assuming the season plays out how it's expected to.
Jose Reyes
Here's a player I honestly just cannot hit with. Reyes has a .602 OPS and a .265 wOBA.. however, he still projects to finish around 2 sWAR due to some excellent baserunning and (shockingly enough) defense. He's been durable and hasn't gotten hurt at all, and he's locked into a contract that pays him $8.68m, $9.1m, $9.66m, $10.08m, and $10.64m for the next 5 years. Those figures are converted to real life money, it's not his actual contract figures. Just to help out a bit. If he continued his 2 WAR pace, he'd probably provide something like $100m value, or about $52m in surplus value, and that's on a projection well below his career mean. Spreadsheet value is Mid A + High B + Mid B. Does that sound right for Reyes right about now?
Melky Cabrera
So here's a player I'm going to completely throw out the spreadsheet value for.
Melky has a .358 wOBA and I'm not sure about his sWAR calculation cause my calculator is on the fritz but it projects to finish the season around 4 using simple sWAR. By all means, he's been excellent and his wOBA is suppressed by the fact that I really can't take a damn walk for the life of me. Thoughts on his value? I was thinking that contingent on a long term contract, he would be worth roughly low A + mid B + high C.
Russell Martin
With Brian McCann's free agency looming, and the fact that I may literally not be able to resign him (freaking forgot to turn on Ignore Budgets), I may need a replacement catcher, and this year, Martin is the epitome of that word. .295 wOBA, and 0.0 sWAR. I think it's safe to assume you can add on maybe a couple runs for defense, but he's been pretty replacement level, and the Pirates are playing terribly.
Funny thing is, my catchers atm excluding McCann: Clement, Shoppach, Nickeas, Jimenez. And Clement probably shouldn't be catching. Beyond that I have.. er.. a draft prospect? Yeah, I can't really go status quo lol. With Carlos Ruiz looking like a resign candidate, A.J. Pierzynski being old and terrible, and no other FA options, trading for Martin appears to be my one possibility, beyond the likes of.. Jason Castro and Devin Mesoraco, worth about -0.5 sWAR each. Ow. Low B + Low B is his spreadsheet value, but I think his value should be a bit lower than that in this case. Thoughts?
Having a hard time seeing how Melky would ever be worth an A no matter what kind of numbers he's putting up. Go mid B and a low B
Martin sounds like a low B and a high CFormer modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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I think if I had (and I should have done this) told you player X was doing such and such you would have agreed. You mean to say if Melky was hitting .400 he wouldn't be worth an A?
Agree on all other counts."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belief_bias
I think if I had (and I should have done this) told you player X was doing such and such you would have agreed. You mean to say if Melky was hitting .400 he wouldn't be worth an A?
Agree on all other counts.
Thing with Melky is I'm having a hard time seeing someone invest in him like that with the PED history and his current injury which I read somewhere might be chronic? That IRL stuff is what's clouding my judgement in this case but as we've said in this thread in previous occasions - it's only a videogame. As far as I know Melky haven't been pumping PED's in your copy of the game and he's not injured eitherFormer modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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Value wise, the spreadsheet in the first post of this thread gives you a good idea of what to expect in return for both guys.Former modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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The player X game is always an interesting game to play
Thing with Melky is I'm having a hard time seeing someone invest in him like that with the PED history and his current injury which I read somewhere might be chronic? That IRL stuff is what's clouding my judgement in this case but as we've said in this thread in previous occasions - it's only a videogame. As far as I know Melky haven't been pumping PED's in your copy of the game and he's not injured either"Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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