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  • AC
    Win the East
    • Sep 2010
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    #46
    Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

    Originally posted by BlueJays09
    It won't be illegal in a few months. It's pretty much Bruce for Pompey and Vlad JR. I thought that was a fair price considering he was going cheap according to reports. Happ is there for cap reasons and he could be shipped by the Reds to get another prospect?

    If that's not the case I guess I will have to revisit...
    Happ was just signed to a market value contract, so no. That's also assuming a ton of risk. Also kind of an overpay.

    What exactly are you trying to accomplish here?
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    • TitoFranc
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      • Mar 2016
      • 114

      #47
      Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

      Originally posted by WaitTilNextYear
      What's the logic for the other team to trade their better first baseman to you for one that you don't want? You'll need to dip into your prospects or trade away some other position of value (a pitcher perhaps) to get something done here.
      Because another team could use Santana who's an obp machine who can hit 20-25 HR on a good contract that can play 1B, C or even 3B for their 1B who's only an average OBP 15-18 HR guy who can only play 1st that he does it well. It's not like it's trading Mark Reynolds for Mike Napoli kind of deal. It's a different fit for a different team for both sides kind of deal

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      • TitoFranc
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        • Mar 2016
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        #48
        Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

        Originally posted by AC
        Well, Santana is quite cheap. I could see a Hanley or Holliday swap, maybe?
        Both of those guys contracts are too heavy for the Indians (plus their age as Holiday would be 37?)

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        • AC
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          • Sep 2010
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          #49
          Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

          Originally posted by TitoFranc
          Both of those guys contracts are too heavy for the Indians (plus their age as Holiday would be 37?)
          You're right, but a challenge trade isn't inherently realistic so I figured that was out the book here

          Why don't you just throw Lonnie at 1B and trade Santana for an outfielder or something?
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          • WaitTilNextYear
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            • Mar 2013
            • 16830

            #50
            Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

            Originally posted by TitoFranc
            Because another team could use Santana who's an obp machine who can hit 20-25 HR on a good contract that can play 1B, C or even 3B for their 1B who's only an average OBP 15-18 HR guy who can only play 1st that he does it well. It's not like it's trading Mark Reynolds for Mike Napoli kind of deal. It's a different fit for a different team for both sides kind of deal
            If Santana is so good, why not just keep him? And as mentioned, he's pretty cheap too. If you're just looking for a defense-first 1B, those guys come cheap and aren't going to cost you Santana.

            I don't see a MLB 1B for 1B swap unless you are taking on a bad contract or there are some odd circumstances. We've gone over this a bunch in this thread, but the main types of trades are either 1. MLB player(s) for prospect(s), 2. prospect(s) for MLB player(s), 3. MLB player for MLB player at another position, or rarely 4. prospect for prospect at another position. You don't see teams trading for and from the same position in the same MLB deal.
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            • BlueJays09
              MVP
              • Jul 2011
              • 2553

              #51
              Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

              Originally posted by AC
              Happ was just signed to a market value contract, so no. That's also assuming a ton of risk. Also kind of an overpay.



              What exactly are you trying to accomplish here?


              Well Happ was just moved to the bullpen for me so I guess I could see how he does in that role. I am looking for a left handed bat and a very good starter come trade deadline. Bruce fits one of those on the wish list.

              Maybe I'll give Pompey and a lesser guy then Vlad and keep Happ.

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              • jb12780
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                • Oct 2008
                • 10665

                #52
                Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

                Originally posted by 24
                Thinking about a package of

                Judge, Sanchez, Refsnyder, Gardner and Wade for Stanton. Marlins get a surplus of prospects plus someone to replace Stanton's spot in the Outfield.

                Could I get anything for Chase Headley? I'd be willing to take on a bloated contract. Perhaps a back of the rotation arm?
                Save the farm system. The Yankees have a ton of money coming off the books in the next 2 seasons.

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                • AC
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                  • Sep 2010
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                  #53
                  Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

                  Originally posted by WaitTilNextYear
                  If Santana is so good, why not just keep him? And as mentioned, he's pretty cheap too. If you're just looking for a defense-first 1B, those guys come cheap and aren't going to cost you Santana.
                  C'mon, you've never just flat-out struggled hitting with a guy?

                  OP: The closest guy I could really see is Lucas Duda, unless you like Mark Teixeira. You could grab Evan Gattis, Jon Singleton or Tyler White and some additional stuff from the Astros, I could totally see that, but none are as good as Santana. That's pretty realistic, though.

                  I also think the Pirates would give you Josh Bell, and that might be exactly what you're looking for, if you're willing to be a bit patient.

                  Originally posted by BlueJays09
                  Well Happ was just moved to the bullpen for me so I guess I could see how he does in that role. I am looking for a left handed bat and a very good starter come trade deadline. Bruce fits one of those on the wish list.

                  Maybe I'll give Pompey and a lesser guy then Vlad and keep Happ.
                  Do you really think Jay Bruce is worth Dalton Pompey+? I don't see it. The Jays nearly traded Saunders for him, and had $8m of his contract eaten.
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                  • BlueJays09
                    MVP
                    • Jul 2011
                    • 2553

                    #54
                    Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

                    Originally posted by AC
                    Do you really think Jay Bruce is worth Dalton Pompey+? I don't see it. The Jays nearly traded Saunders for him, and had $8m of his contract eaten.
                    This is why I posted it here lol. Thats what it would require from them to do the deal. I have 30 team control though so I could pass a trade through. What would you think would be fair for the Jays to give for Bruce then?

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                    • WaitTilNextYear
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                      • Mar 2013
                      • 16830

                      #55
                      Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

                      Originally posted by AC
                      C'mon, you've never just flat-out struggled hitting with a guy?

                      OP: The closest guy I could really see is Lucas Duda, unless you like Mark Teixeira. You could grab Evan Gattis, Jon Singleton or Tyler White and some additional stuff from the Astros, I could totally see that, but none are as good as Santana. That's pretty realistic, though.

                      I also think the Pirates would give you Josh Bell, and that might be exactly what you're looking for, if you're willing to be a bit patient.
                      That's not how the logic was laid out. The OP didn't mention that he "couldn't hit with Santana" as being the reason for the trade. The post mentioned basically wanting to upgrade at 1B and not wanting to deal anything of value aside from his current 1B. I don't see anything realistic about that, unless, of course, he wants a prospect like Singleton or Bell.
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                      • AC
                        Win the East
                        • Sep 2010
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                        #56
                        Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

                        Originally posted by WaitTilNextYear
                        That's not how the logic was laid out. The OP didn't mention that he "couldn't hit with Santana" as being the reason for the trade. The post mentioned basically wanting to upgrade at 1B and not wanting to deal anything of value aside from his current 1B. I don't see anything realistic about that, unless, of course, he wants a prospect like Singleton or Bell.
                        I'm assuming he's not looking to straight rip the guy. I can relate, having RA Dickey and Marco Estrada in my rotation, there are some guys that while you don't think they're bad players, they're not great to play with. Duda, the Stros guys and Bell are all comparable value, at least. I think Pittsburgh is a very good fit. Why wait for Bell, who isn't a sure thing, when they can add a great bat to their lineup? Whereas OP gets a bat that I could actually see being, productivity wise, fairly similar to Santana.
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                        • Blues61
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                          • Mar 2012
                          • 155

                          #57
                          Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

                          I'm looking to deal Rusney Castillo. Can anyone think of a realistic trade partner and what the return might be? I mostly just want to move the contract but if I could back an outfielder that hits righties and a prospect back I'd love it.

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                          • Bard
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                            • Oct 2010
                            • 7803

                            #58
                            Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

                            Originally posted by Blues61
                            I'm looking to deal Rusney Castillo. Can anyone think of a realistic trade partner and what the return might be? I mostly just want to move the contract but if I could back an outfielder that hits righties and a prospect back I'd love it.
                            How's everyone feeling of Rusney Castillo for James Shields? I'd do that even though I like Castillo.

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                            • Blues61
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                              • Mar 2012
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                              #59
                              Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

                              Originally posted by Bard
                              How's everyone feeling of Rusney Castillo for James Shields? I'd do that even though I like Castillo.

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                              The Shields thing has been floated a lot recently. Personally, I think he's a terrible fit for Fenway. Has struggled there throughout his career and gives up a lot of flyballs. And his contract is in the same category as Rusney's. No thanks.

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                              • Bard
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                                • Oct 2010
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                                #60
                                Re: MLB 16 Trade Discussion Thread

                                Originally posted by Blues61
                                The Shields thing has been floated a lot recently. Personally, I think he's a terrible fit for Fenway. Has struggled there throughout his career and gives up a lot of flyballs. And his contract is in the same category as Rusney's. No thanks.
                                I like Shields, but for Rusney I'd say no as well. If it were Shields for Panda I'd be all over it.

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