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O's land Feldman

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Ken Rosenthal ‏@Ken_Rosenthal 3m

 

Confirming report by @keithlaw: #Orioles have indeed acquired Feldman from #Cubs.

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keithlaw ‏@keithlaw 19m

 

Orioles acquire Scott Feldman and Tony Clevenger from the Cubs for Jake Arrietta, Pedro Strop, and int'l bonus slots.

 

Is it just me or is that not a good return?

Seems like it is an awful return in terms of the players but I guess there is hope for Arietta.

They get cash to pick up some more international players too, which can be beneficial (well...Cubs have to use their own money..but they now have the ability to do it). That is worth something. I would have liked to see what Coop could have done with someone like Arietta who never lived up to his hype.

QUOTE (Jake @ Jul 2, 2013 -> 12:50 PM)
Is it just me or is that not a good return?

 

Stop is already 28 and sucks this year after being unhittable in 2012, which happens with bullpen guys. Prospect guys have always loved Arrieta, but he has to yet get major league hitters out and is already 27.

I think Arrietta is a great return. He has great stuff when he is on, and if he finds that right connection with the right pitching coach, he can possibly live up to that hype of being an ace.

That seems like a pretty good return for a half season of Scott bleepin Feldman. Cubs get two controllable players that can build value with them and acquire additional pool money to couple with the pool money they received from the Astros today. Arrieta is still valuable, probably more valuable than Feldman has ever been up until this season. This is good for the Sox though, as the Orioles will probably be looking for another SP at the deadline after they realize they got taken.

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QUOTE (IowaSoxFan @ Jul 2, 2013 -> 01:20 PM)
That seems like a pretty good return for a half season of Scott bleepin Feldman. Cubs get two controllable players that can build value with them and acquire additional pool money to couple with the pool money they received from the Astros today. Arrieta is still valuable, probably more valuable than Feldman has ever been up until this season. This is good for the Sox though, as the Orioles will probably be looking for another SP at the deadline after they realize they got taken.

 

Exactly. The guy was hot garbage four months ago, and probably won't sustain what he has done in '13

The O's have had luck with guys like Feldman, but this is a good return for a guy the Cubs signed this offseason. This is the perfect example of why you sign guys like this to one and two year deals, because then you can usually trade them for something useful down the road.

 

I really like this deal for the Cubs.

Marmol was sent to the Dodgers for Matt Guerrier also , though it's probably in the Cubs thread already.

QUOTE (witesoxfan @ Jul 2, 2013 -> 06:32 PM)
The O's have had luck with guys like Feldman, but this is a good return for a guy the Cubs signed this offseason. This is the perfect example of why you sign guys like this to one and two year deals, because then you can usually trade them for something useful down the road.

 

I really like this deal for the Cubs.

 

Two straight years now where Theo and company did a great job of signing someone with the sole purpose of hoping they performed well so they could trade them. Maholm last year, and now Feldman.

QUOTE (fathom @ Jul 2, 2013 -> 07:20 PM)
Two straight years now where Theo and company did a great job of signing someone with the sole purpose of hoping they performed well so they could trade them. Maholm last year, and now Feldman.

 

 

Mitigated somewhat by screwing up the Dempster deal, getting nothing for Marmol and really looking to be in trouble with the Edwin Jackson contract.

QUOTE (fathom @ Jul 2, 2013 -> 08:20 PM)
Two straight years now where Theo and company did a great job of signing someone with the sole purpose of hoping they performed well so they could trade them. Maholm last year, and now Feldman.

Except they have no arms on the horizon. Arrieta will be 29 before that team has any chance.

 

Really not rocket science, they need a rotation and are not finding one.

 

They tried with Baker and will do so this offseason.

QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Jul 2, 2013 -> 09:19 PM)
Mitigated somewhat by screwing up the Dempster deal, getting nothing for Marmol and really looking to be in trouble with the Edwin Jackson contract.

 

 

I think they have done way more good than bad though. That contract was market value for Jackson. Dempster screwed up the deal not the Cubs.

QUOTE (Harry Chappas @ Jul 3, 2013 -> 03:43 AM)
Except they have no arms on the horizon. Arrieta will be 29 before that team has any chance.

 

Really not rocket science, they need a rotation and are not finding one.

 

They tried with Baker and will do so this offseason.

 

Seems like they'll go with Samardzija, Wood, Jackson and two pitchers outside the organization next season

QUOTE (Y2JImmy0 @ Jul 3, 2013 -> 03:45 AM)
I think they have done way more good than bad though. That contract was market value for Jackson. Dempster screwed up the deal not the Cubs.

 

I think it was you that mentioned this in the other thread, but thankfully the new spending rules are in place for the draft/Intl' signings. If not, the Cubs would have definitely been a top spender.

QUOTE (fathom @ Jul 2, 2013 -> 10:45 PM)
Seems like they'll go with Samardzija, Wood, Jackson and two pitchers outside the organization next season

Right and they are no closer to having a sustainable rotation.

 

Pitching is hard to come by which is why Hahn's job is easier than Theo and Theo has made no inroads in this area.

 

Sale solves a major rebuilding issue.

QUOTE (Harry Chappas @ Jul 3, 2013 -> 04:48 AM)
Right and they are no closer to having a sustainable rotation.

 

Pitching is hard to come by which is why Hahn's job is easier than Theo and Theo has made no inroads in this area.

 

Sale solves a major rebuilding issue.

 

Unless they trade a package of Baez, Vogelbach, etc. for Price

 

 

QUOTE (fathom @ Jul 2, 2013 -> 10:50 PM)
Unless they trade a package of Baez, Vogelbach, etc. for Price

Tampa would not take Baez. The cubs were pantsed in the Garza deal. The fluff of prospect hype behind the cubs will not get them price. I think the braves land him or Arizona.

QUOTE (Harry Chappas @ Jul 2, 2013 -> 10:56 PM)
Tampa would not take Baez. The cubs were pantsed in the Garza deal. The fluff of prospect hype behind the cubs will not get them price. I think the braves land him or Arizona.

 

The Cubs were pantsed? Lee hasn't hit the majors yet, but none of the other pieces have done a whole lot. Garza has been pretty good. That trade is pretty dependent upon Archer and Lee panning out.

Thinking about it more, it's pretty much crap for crap. The international $ is nice, but it is unclear to me how much it is (anyone have this info?). The super-geniuses over in Cub-land would have had us believe their precious trade pieces would have netted them more than some reclamation projects, though. I guess the trade market hasn't lost its mind yet.

Wow, very nice return for Feldman. Another scrap heap signing turned to gold.

QUOTE (Eminor3rd @ Jul 3, 2013 -> 08:02 AM)
Wow, very nice return for Feldman. Another scrap heap signing turned to gold.

 

Jake Arrieta is gold? I knew the economy was bad, but wow!

QUOTE (LittleHurt05 @ Jul 3, 2013 -> 09:24 AM)
Jake Arrieta is gold? I knew the economy was bad, but wow!

He's now a cub. That makes him golden.

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