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  • VanCitySportsGuy
    NYG_Meth
    • Feb 2003
    • 9351

    #91
    Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

    Originally posted by Scottdau
    Yep, I was hearing it was Bum, Sanchez and either Posey or Ald. That is a tough one to pass up for both teams in my opinion. Especially if Rios is involved. But when his is contract up by the way?
    Rios's contract:

    10: 9.7 million
    11: 12 million
    12: 12 million
    13: 12.5 million
    14: 12.5 million
    15: 13.5 million (1 million buyout)

    If the Giants offered Posey, Bumgarner, Sanchez, and an A ball pitching prospect for Doc and Rios, I would take that trade.

    That package includes 2 top 10 prospects, a major leaguer that still has upside, and another pitching prospect.

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    • Scottdau
      Banned
      • Feb 2003
      • 32580

      #92
      Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

      Originally posted by asianflow
      Rios's contract:

      10: 9.7 million
      11: 12 million
      12: 12 million
      13: 12.5 million
      14: 12.5 million
      15: 13.5 million (1 million buyout)

      If the Giants offered Posey, Bumgarner, Sanchez, and an A ball pitching prospect for Doc and Rios, I would take that trade.

      That package includes 2 top 10 prospects, a major leaguer that still has upside, and another pitching prospect.
      I don't see the Giants doing that. But I would think about it. With Cain and Timmy under 25 and Hall that is all you need for awhile. Then they can go out and get one more solid bat!

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      • VanCitySportsGuy
        NYG_Meth
        • Feb 2003
        • 9351

        #93
        Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

        Originally posted by Scottdau
        I don't see the Giants doing that. But I would think about it. With Cain and Timmy under 25 and Hall that is all you need for awhile. Then they can go out and get one more solid bat!
        I think it's worth it for a good club to deal it's top prospects for Halladay. He's not a stretch run rental because he is signed to a below market contract for next season.

        Let's say you can't get Doc to sign a longer extention in the off-season, you can still trade him to another team or just let him play out his contract and take the 2 draft picks. By losing Halladay, you would also be clearing payroll room that could be used to take on salaries from other teams or be used to go over slot in the draft or sign international rookies/free agents.

        And of course there would be the simple fact of getting one of the best pitchers in baseball.

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        • Vince
          Bow for Bau
          • Aug 2002
          • 26017

          #94
          Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

          Rios is a bum..
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          • rsox
            All Star
            • Feb 2003
            • 6309

            #95
            Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

            The Giants are more interested in Rios than Halladay. In fact i'm pretty sure any deal between the Giants/Jays would be for Rios without Halladay. Baumgarner and Posey are said to be off limits Which is why every deal seems to center around Sanchez.

            The Giants may turn their attention back to Pittsburgh as we know they have been trying to get Freddy Sanchez to play 2B. Sanchez turned down the Pirates contract offer (i don't blame him since he would be taking a paycutt to stay in Pittsburgh). The Giants are going to do something, we just don't know what yet.

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            • rsox
              All Star
              • Feb 2003
              • 6309

              #96
              Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

              Originally posted by SPTO
              This is the conventional wisdom right now in Toronto, if Halladay is traded the plan of "this team is going to compete in 2010" is dead and the Jays will not only retool but completely rebuild from the ground up. There is a major danger in doing this as it will send a terrible message to a frustrated and angry fanbase and definitely impact the team attendance wise. I also think the fans here DON'T trust JP to undertake a move of this magnitude and the backlash would be horrendous.

              Either way, JP can't win.
              The thing is they don't need to start rebuliding. They'll have decent pitching next season as they should get Marcum and McGowan back to go with Romero, Richmond, Litsch, Cecil, Tallett, Purcey or whoever they plug into the 5th spot. The bullpen isn't terrible and they can add offensive pieces. Potentially scrapping next season because the team may have to trade one player seems like an almost childish attempt at shifting blame around so no one has to be the bad guy.

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              • Scottdau
                Banned
                • Feb 2003
                • 32580

                #97
                Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

                Originally posted by rsox
                The Giants are more interested in Rios than Halladay. In fact i'm pretty sure any deal between the Giants/Jays would be for Rios without Halladay. Baumgarner and Posey are said to be off limits Which is why every deal seems to center around Sanchez.

                The Giants may turn their attention back to Pittsburgh as we know they have been trying to get Freddy Sanchez to play 2B. Sanchez turned down the Pirates contract offer (i don't blame him since he would be taking a paycutt to stay in Pittsburgh). The Giants are going to do something, we just don't know what yet.
                Yeah I agree. They need to get a bat if they want to make a run at the wild card.

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                • SPTO
                  binging
                  • Feb 2003
                  • 68046

                  #98
                  Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

                  Originally posted by rsox
                  The thing is they don't need to start rebuliding. They'll have decent pitching next season as they should get Marcum and McGowan back to go with Romero, Richmond, Litsch, Cecil, Tallett, Purcey or whoever they plug into the 5th spot. The bullpen isn't terrible and they can add offensive pieces. Potentially scrapping next season because the team may have to trade one player seems like an almost childish attempt at shifting blame around so no one has to be the bad guy.
                  I agree with you totally hence the "conventional wisdom" of my post. I think if the Jays blow this up it's a lame excuse to let JP and the management of the last 8 years off the hook for their mistakes and missteps.
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                  • VanCitySportsGuy
                    NYG_Meth
                    • Feb 2003
                    • 9351

                    #99
                    Re: Roy Halladay on the block?



                    The Red Sox have offered Buchholz, Bowden, and Westmoreland for Doc.

                    That's not enough for me to pull the trigger but I do consider it a serious offer. JP needs to call Cashman to tell him the Red Sox have made a serious offer so he better step it up.

                    I know JP told Cashman he wants Joba+Hughes+2 Top Prospects (likely Montero and Jackson). I would settle for Hughes/Montero/Jackson.

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                    • steelcurtain311
                      Banned
                      • Feb 2009
                      • 2087

                      #100
                      Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

                      Originally posted by asianflow
                      Rios's contract:

                      10: 9.7 million
                      11: 12 million
                      12: 12 million
                      13: 12.5 million
                      14: 12.5 million
                      15: 13.5 million (1 million buyout)

                      If the Giants offered Posey, Bumgarner, Sanchez, and an A ball pitching prospect for Doc and Rios, I would take that trade.

                      That package includes 2 top 10 prospects, a major leaguer that still has upside, and another pitching prospect.
                      The Giants would be idiotic to do that. Why would they give up their farm for a pitcher they don't need and a rather weak bat?


                      If the Sox land Halladay...game over.

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                      • VanCitySportsGuy
                        NYG_Meth
                        • Feb 2003
                        • 9351

                        #101
                        Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

                        Originally posted by steelcurtain311
                        The Giants would be idiotic to do that. Why would they give up their farm for a pitcher they don't need and a rather weak bat?


                        If the Sox land Halladay...game over.
                        Yeah the Giants would be stupid to make that trade. It's just as stupid as the Giants offering a package with Sanchez as the main bait.

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                        • OSUFan_88
                          Outback Jesus
                          • Jul 2004
                          • 25642

                          #102
                          Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

                          Originally posted by asianflow
                          http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news?slu...yhoo&type=lgns

                          The Red Sox have offered Buchholz, Bowden, and Westmoreland for Doc.

                          That's not enough for me to pull the trigger but I do consider it a serious offer. JP needs to call Cashman to tell him the Red Sox have made a serious offer so he better step it up.

                          I know JP told Cashman he wants Joba+Hughes+2 Top Prospects (likely Montero and Jackson). I would settle for Hughes/Montero/Jackson.
                          That's a pretty insulting offer to the Blue Jays, IMO.
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                          • NYJets
                            Hall Of Fame
                            • Jul 2002
                            • 18637

                            #103
                            Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

                            Originally posted by asianflow

                            I know JP told Cashman he wants Joba+Hughes+2 Top Prospects (likely Montero and Jackson). I would settle for Hughes/Montero/Jackson.
                            He's either high, or has absolutely no interest in making the trade within the division.
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                            • Misfit
                              All Star
                              • Mar 2003
                              • 5766

                              #104
                              Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

                              Originally posted by OSUFan_88
                              That's a pretty insulting offer to the Blue Jays, IMO.
                              Three of the organization's top 10 prospects is insulting? You have high standards. If Westmoreland were a shortstop (and Boston wasn't in the same division) Toronto would accept that deal in a heartbeat.

                              I wonder who leaked that deal. Edes once reported for the Boston Globe so he has ties to this area so he may still have sources within the organization. However, this info hitting the media helps Toronto as that is an impressive package and puts the heat on Philadelphia to give up more. It could also get New York and Tampa Bay to make some serious offers.

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                              • SPTO
                                binging
                                • Feb 2003
                                • 68046

                                #105
                                Re: Roy Halladay on the block?

                                Originally posted by NYJets
                                He's either high, or has absolutely no interest in making the trade within the division.
                                I don't think the Jays really want to trade within the division. The only way they'd do it is if they absolutely rob the other team blind. The rational is that it would be soul crushing to Jays fans to have to face Halladay 5-6 times a year for the Yanks or BoSox and rub the trade in our faces like that.
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