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Can they leave off trammel another year or just the 2 for 1 aspect?

And I do like Trammel but a pretty tough year for him.

Pretty surprised SD valued Trammel as better than Reyes / Allen

Love heyman

I hope people don’t treat him to that standard for long. He’s 16, thrown into team mid season. Next year will be a bit more fun.

I feel like sox probably have likely deal lined up for colome but are holding out to see if one of those that lose out on the better deals try and jump offer.

I think it's that teams aren't under as much financial constraints and expect bigger talent returns.

Juan Minaya, 2017, 90% save percentage.

Hahn on the call: "By our metrics, he's a 6 WAR closer, and you are going to give us some 17 year old trash? Give us a 26 year old AAA outfielder and be done with it"

Garcia definitely seems like a dude that we move on from and then ends up moving to the NL and having another 10 years in his career somehow.

Harry potter was the weakest harry potter name.

Quite the contrary, just don't think that same trade will work since it didn't before.

Yeah, nobody wants to be the team that misreads the market but eventually moves will need to be made and time will press.

obvs red sox now reported out but if they really are dangling benintendi for a controllable closer not having a particularly good year, then sox really should inquire.

man Daneuris Lagrange is the most harry potter name ever.

If I was a mets fan this would make me happy, but I wonder if it means Diaz will stay (not just that boston was outbid)

No, I think it's smaller than Walker.

I'm not sure I realized the crain thing fell through on physical and wasn't just crain getting hurt during middle of the negotiations. That sucks, but yeah, o's were right. That tampa trade was pretty cool though, even though it didn't work out. I think the two what-if moments of the fake post-2013 rebuild would be if the sox had drafted one of the back half first round talents instead of hawkins (this particular draft was loaded) and the arrieta thing. Both would have added some legitimate talent that put sox closer to that playoff range but maybe not even close enough. But, yes, very interesting if 2015's rotation was Sale, Q, Arrieta, Wacha, something. Do we trade for Samardjiza still? (i think they'd still have a 2005 fetish and would). That offense was still so so bad, but that would have been quite a rotation.

hopefully kubat can find some success in AAA. I wonder when Flores gets sent to AA again.

So, just to clarify, I think Steiver is more talented and has more potential to be a dominant player. I think Walker is a pretty boring player. However, there is two years of health, of continued work on control, of developing pitchers, that makes a list of a lot more work Steiver needs to do to hit that higher ceiling. Dunning was awesome in A+ as a college draft pick. Then he had a series of injuries which he can still come back from but he's likely not to start his mlb career, if he does, until 26. Walker, by contrast, is entirely competent if not exciting because he has only a 15% k rate and a good 9% walk rate. He, from accounts, still has not failed as a CFer. That's the makings of, at least, a borderline MLB player. Now, I've discussed giving value to players who merely make the big leagues even if they aren't particularly good, but walker has a very decent likelihood of having a big league career (any version of one).

Stiever is a pitcher in A ball. There’s a long way to go. Walker may be proving he isn’t a starter but he has a number of pretty safe traits that should see him gradually climb pretty easily. I don’t like walker as a prospect and hated, hated the pick, but pitchers are tough.

What was the 2018 move he’s referring to? The Glasnow/meadows trade?

He was pretty hot shit before his injury he was flying up boards and now has been constantly injured.

Kaprellian

Ooh nice catch thanks