Squirmin' for Yermin

Well... He was terrible last year, and shockingly hurt quite often. Also... we were made because we didn't offer him a QO, NOT because we let him walk away.

Me too and I am a big Beavers fan

This is why it's looking more and more like a deadline deal. They'll be back, but desperate

Yeah, then I have no problem holding him and taking that risk. A Hampton, Lombard and Vivas (hypotetically) type of trade doesn't do much for me.

I would decline if they only included one anyways.

same.

Good. I've always been on the side of holding him until the deadline if we don't get strong offers. I'm a risk taker

Yankees EASY here (with Hampton). Not particularly close. If that's the BAL offer for Cease, I hold him until the trade deadline.

Easy decline from me

Ouchie trade for them.

He hasn't aged out. He's just fallen outside the top 100 prospects.

@Sports Guy gunna get angry now.

I don't want another blumbering idiot in the outfield.

Im surprised they’re not

I'm not a fan of salad.

Yeah, if I were any team, I'd be calling the Sox for Kopech for sure.

If you're the GM, you're still stuck on Kjertstad and Ortiz with NO third piece, correct?

too late. we accepted

everyone here would do your proposal.

I figured when I typed it out.

How about this for a semi-quantity package (no two big boys).. Kjerstad, Beavers, Hovath and Bradfield @Sports Guy You can keep the pitchers

Definitely a good offer start. But I personally would hate going the Kjerstad and Norby route and you add 2 guys who likely can't stick at their position. Back to a team with poor D and versatility. Which I'd like to avoid. I'm fine with one or the other, but both is a little questionable..

But you said he wouldn’t/shouldn’t be on the table

He literally has 79 at bats in the minors. Banking on him as a starting CF next year is insane

If that’s their offer, then you simply hold cease until the trade deadline. That offer is doo doo