2013 The Show Official Trade Discussion Thread
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Okay, I will probably try and do the Wainwright/Holliday for Profar/Ogando and prospects. I'm not too familiar with the Rangers, who would suit the Cardinals well? I probably need some AAA pitching help and a solid backup catcherComment
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Take Buckel/Grimm/Deglan."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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Is it possible to grab Tavares from the cards?
I know its not the most realistic to speak of.
Im playing as the D-backs nearing the trade deadline, the Cards are serious contenders for the WS this year. My D-backs are serious contenders for 1st pick in the June draft.
The Cards need pitching bad as both Carpenter and Wainwrigth are injured for the remainder of the season. (Wain was in 2nd place for the NL CY Young)
There is only 1 person i would like to keep and that is Goldschmidt. All of the others are expendable.
I was thinking Eaton, Kennedy and Archie Bradley.
To much? To little?
Eaton can take over in RF after 2013. Kennedy can be there nr 3, maybe even nr 2 starter for years to come and Archie is a solid nr 2, maybe even nr 1 starter.
Maybe change Kennedy with Cahill, although Cahill is absolutely horrendous this year
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Is it possible to grab Tavares from the cards?
I know its not the most realistic to speak of.
Im playing as the D-backs nearing the trade deadline, the Cards are serious contenders for the WS this year. My D-backs are serious contenders for 1st pick in the June draft.
The Cards need pitching bad as both Carpenter and Wainwrigth are injured for the remainder of the season. (Wain was in 2nd place for the NL CY Young)
There is only 1 person i would like to keep and that is Goldschmidt. All of the others are expendable.
I was thinking Eaton, Kennedy and Archie Bradley.
To much? To little?
Eaton can take over in RF after 2013. Kennedy can be there nr 3, maybe even nr 2 starter for years to come and Archie is a solid nr 2, maybe even nr 1 starter.
Maybe change Kennedy with Cahill, although Cahill is absolutely horrendous this year
Thanks for all the effort you guys put in this thread!!Red Sox: 2018 World Series Champions!!!
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Red Sox: 2018 World Series Champions!!!
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Re: 2013 The Show Official Trade Discussion Thread
Oscar sheet value: Low A High B High B
Bradley sheet value: High B Mid B Low B
Owings isn't on the sheet but he probably makes up the difference. The surplus value likely works out. It may be a little slight, but someone like Spruill would probably fix that.
Profar: High A High B
Profar is way more valuable than Oscar, though."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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Oscar sheet value: Low A High B High B
Bradley sheet value: High B Mid B Low B
Owings isn't on the sheet but he probably makes up the difference. The surplus value likely works out. It may be a little slight, but someone like Spruill would probably fix that.
Profar: High A High B
Profar is way more valuable than Oscar, though.Red Sox: 2018 World Series Champions!!!
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Re: 2013 The Show Official Trade Discussion Thread
Bradley Kennedy and Owings for Taveras and Gast/Maness could work, though."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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Can you help me understand why this is? I've seen much more of Taveras' ability than Profar's to really have a great opinion, but Profar's BA in the minors has never really been stellar. It seems like he hovers around .250-.275 and Taveras (when healthy) is consistently over .300. Is it Profar's defense that sets him ahead?Comment
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Can you help me understand why this is? I've seen much more of Taveras' ability than Profar's to really have a great opinion, but Profar's BA in the minors has never really been stellar. It seems like he hovers around .250-.275 and Taveras (when healthy) is consistently over .300. Is it Profar's defense that sets him ahead?
To put it in perspective, Taveras is 21 and a bit young for AAA. Profar broke into the MLB two years younger. He's a great hitter and an amazing fielder at the most premium of positions."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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I'm in August with the Mets, 4 go of the wild card. Looking for a right handed 1B to platoon with Ike Davis and a Spot starting SP so I can limit Wheelers and Harvey's innings like they do in real life. I decided on Kyle Blanks and Tyson Ross from the Padres. Both are I the minors so I could be able to trade for them, Ross's ERA is like 3.9 and Blanks average is like .280 both in triple a. What would it take to get them? Looking to deal prospect/sComment
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I'm in August with the Mets, 4 go of the wild card. Looking for a right handed 1B to platoon with Ike Davis and a Spot starting SP so I can limit Wheelers and Harvey's innings like they do in real life. I decided on Kyle Blanks and Tyson Ross from the Padres. Both are I the minors so I could be able to trade for them, Ross's ERA is like 3.9 and Blanks average is like .280 both in triple a. What would it take to get them? Looking to deal prospect/sFormer modder of "Ultimate Rosters" for MVP Baseball 2005.
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