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Originally Posted by DeadsetAce
AIF...pack your bags...we're headed to toronto. bring a candlestick or some blunt object so we can beat some sense into riccardi
Yeah, you trade your prospects but only if it doesn't leave your farm system barren.Originally Posted by John Sterling
But the reason you have prospects are for deals like this. Keeping Hughes Jackson and Montero and hoping that they produce 3 years down the road when your core guys are 30+ doesnt really make sense.Originally Posted by briannnnn
Yankees are not going to take on Wells's absurd contract nor are they going to part with prospects.
Cashman is trying to build the team from within (main reason he didn't do that Santana trade)...trading away a bunch of prospects for Halladay would be a complete 180 from his philosophy.
And you're not getting Smoak and Feliz
I wouldn't bet on that.
Originally Posted by Proshares
Olney but it as the Phillies and Rangers as the top two to get Roy so take that for what it's worth. Had a third team too but I for the life of me I can't remember.
And you're not getting Smoak and Feliz
Originally Posted by Osh Kosh Bosh
Originally Posted by Proshares
Olney but it as the Phillies and Rangers as the top two to get Roy so take that for what it's worth. Had a third team too but I for the life of me I can't remember.
And you're not getting Smoak and Feliz
I think the only way JP does the deal is if he gets Smoak and Fleiz or Holland. Either on is cool but one of them has to be in it and the phillies have no chance, none, if there is one thing I trust it's JP's scouting department, they won't go for that poo poo platter.
I'm running through Texas blogs and forums and all these dudes are crying, saying, saying this guys untouchable, and we can't give up this guys..blah blah blah, Roy Hallday since the day he stepped on that Rogers ceter turf has been one of the pitchers in baseball, a pernial Cy Young candidate, and one of the most durable pitchers in baseball.
Do you wan't to win a pennant or not? Because if y'all keep waiting then Hamilton will need and extension, Kinsler will need to be paid, it's a contract year for Millwood, Holland and Chris Davis will be looking for arbitration.You won't keep them all, and let's say you do...
Kershaw, Homer Bailey, Davide Price, Carrasaco, Wade Davis, Trevor Cahill, Clay Bucholz, Ian Kennedy, and Phill Hughes.
Starting Pitching prospects are wildly inconsistent no matter what the pedigree, they never come in and dominate right away it can take 2-3 years till they get it so where does that leave you?
Get it done Texas.
Originally Posted by AllenIversonFan01
Bags are packed
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Prison Shank.
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Lets roll
Various internet armchair GMs have wanted the Yankees to have Jeter switch to 3B and A-rod play SS...I don't see the Yankees doing thisunfortunatelyOriginally Posted by Osh Kosh Bosh
Yeah but Jeter, Posada, A-Rod, may all have to see some DH as they deteriorate further defensively. A-Rod is a much better defensive short than at 3rd base but I guess the captain will never not play third base. So Posada and A-Rod will have to see some time at DH.
Sad thing is A-Rod is a gold glove calier shortstop and y'all are shooting yourself in the foot by turning him into a below average 3rd baseman and sticking a way below average shortstop beside him...gotta love the Yankee manegemnt.
Yup, management won't even let him make that trade...in fact Blue Jays president said money won't be an issue resigning Roy if theydon't trade him.Originally Posted by Proshares
Originally Posted by Osh Kosh Bosh
Originally Posted by Proshares
Olney but it as the Phillies and Rangers as the top two to get Roy so take that for what it's worth. Had a third team too but I for the life of me I can't remember.
And you're not getting Smoak and Feliz
I think the only way JP does the deal is if he gets Smoak and Fleiz or Holland. Either on is cool but one of them has to be in it and the phillies have no chance, none, if there is one thing I trust it's JP's scouting department, they won't go for that poo poo platter.
I'm running through Texas blogs and forums and all these dudes are crying, saying, saying this guys untouchable, and we can't give up this guys..blah blah blah, Roy Hallday since the day he stepped on that Rogers ceter turf has been one of the pitchers in baseball, a pernial Cy Young candidate, and one of the most durable pitchers in baseball.
Do you wan't to win a pennant or not? Because if y'all keep waiting then Hamilton will need and extension, Kinsler will need to be paid, it's a contract year for Millwood, Holland and Chris Davis will be looking for arbitration.You won't keep them all, and let's say you do...
Kershaw, Homer Bailey, Davide Price, Carrasaco, Wade Davis, Trevor Cahill, Clay Bucholz, Ian Kennedy, and Phill Hughes.
Starting Pitching prospects are wildly inconsistent no matter what the pedigree, they never come in and dominate right away it can take 2-3 years till they get it so where does that leave you?
Get it done Texas.
I said it kinda sarcastically hoping you guys don't didn't mean to open the flood gates
All I'm saying is that they seem to be really high on Feliz and that looks like it'll be the breaking point of any deal with Texas. Phillies prospects aren't overrated but they're overrated by their management. But if Philly throws say their top 4 or top 5 kids and there are no other offers out there does JP still pass and wait until the offseason?
I think he's gone before the deadline. You're basically renting him for TWO pennant races before his contract is up. That's really hard to pass up.
Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
Halladay ain't leaving
[h1]Vernon Wells, MLB's Worst Fielder[/h1]
I'll be honest, Vernon's fielding makes me laugh out-loud. His routes are comical and anything hit more than five steps away from his initial positioning is bound to drop. My eyes (and anyone else's) can plainly see that. What do the numbers say?
Vernon's UZR/150 (zone rating over 150 games) is an MLB CF worst -31.9. To put this into perspective a few players are tied for second down at -12ish. Vernon score is more than two and half times poorer than the second worst CF in the MLB! Holy #@%#, that's not simply bad, that's downright terrible.
According to the advanced run algorithms, Wells' fielding has cost the Jays 21.3 runs vs an average fielder this season. This is second worst in the MLB, only -0.3 less than Adam Dunn's -21.6 fielding runs.
To put how !*$*!# this total is into perspective let's use this image:
Vernon Wells -21.3 fielding runs is more than Rolen's (10.6) and Hill's (8.5) combined batting runs! Wells' poor fielding wipes out Rolen's and Hill's batting excellence.
That may help to explain why the Jays are having strong to semi-career years from four offensive stars (Hill, Scutaro, Lind and a resurgence of Rolen) and are still under the .500 mark, pitching injuries aside.
Vernon, man up and accept a demotion to a corner outfield position for the good of the team. Brain cramps aside Alex Rios is a much better option in CF.
I might hire a hit man just to get him off the payroll.
SI.com's Jon Heyman tweets that the Phillies are still the favorites to land Halladay. He hears that the Angels want to keep their prospects while the Rangers don't have the money to bring Doc aboard.
Sorry, Osh.