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***OFFICIAL TRADE RUMORS MASTER THREAD*** (2 Viewers)

Where is Ken Griffey Jr going to go? The Angels maybe? SD?

I think SD will trade for a bat for sure. Dye would probably come the cheapest so that makes the most sense. I know they are really interested in Adam Dunn but they'd have to lock him up long-term before they dealt for him since Dunn will be a FA after the season if he's traded.

You'd think with such a good FA OFer pool coming up this winter you'd hear a lot more about trading OFers at this point. The CF list alone is staggering.

CFers who will be FA after the season:

Ichiro

Rowand

A. Jones

T Hunter

Eric Byrnes

Corey Patterson

Milton Bradley

Mike Cameron

Kenny Lofton

Add in Hinske, Dunn if he's traded, Dye, Wilkerson, Abreau (club option), and Jose Guillen and you have a lot of solid guys about to change teams. Ichiro and Jones are gonna get monster deals and Hunter is playing himself into a nice deal also. They won't be traded but a lot of thse other guys could be before the break.

 
Where is Ken Griffey Jr going to go? The Angels maybe? SD?I think SD will trade for a bat for sure. Dye would probably come the cheapest so that makes the most sense. I know they are really interested in Adam Dunn but they'd have to lock him up long-term before they dealt for him since Dunn will be a FA after the season if he's traded. You'd think with such a good FA OFer pool coming up this winter you'd hear a lot more about trading OFers at this point. The CF list alone is staggering. CFers who will be FA after the season:IchiroRowandA. JonesT HunterEric ByrnesCorey PattersonMilton BradleyMike CameronKenny Lofton Add in Hinske, Dunn if he's traded, Dye, Wilkerson, Abreau (club option), and Jose Guillen and you have a lot of solid guys about to change teams. Ichiro and Jones are gonna get monster deals and Hunter is playing himself into a nice deal also. They won't be traded but a lot of thse other guys could be before the break.
You know, I love Felix Pie and all, but there's a lot of guys on that list that would help the Cubs.
 
Where is Ken Griffey Jr going to go? The Angels maybe? SD?I think SD will trade for a bat for sure. Dye would probably come the cheapest so that makes the most sense. I know they are really interested in Adam Dunn but they'd have to lock him up long-term before they dealt for him since Dunn will be a FA after the season if he's traded. You'd think with such a good FA OFer pool coming up this winter you'd hear a lot more about trading OFers at this point. The CF list alone is staggering. CFers who will be FA after the season:IchiroRowandA. JonesT HunterEric ByrnesCorey PattersonMilton BradleyMike CameronKenny Lofton Add in Hinske, Dunn if he's traded, Dye, Wilkerson, Abreau (club option), and Jose Guillen and you have a lot of solid guys about to change teams. Ichiro and Jones are gonna get monster deals and Hunter is playing himself into a nice deal also. They won't be traded but a lot of thse other guys could be before the break.
Padres likely won't be making moves for another bat. They think they stole Milton Bradley for peanuts, and his OBP, RH power, and excellent defense will be the upgrade they need (along with Barrett) to make a WS push.They asked about Dye, but apparently Kenny Williams said the price was Linkbrink and Khalil Greene. Way, WAY too much for a 3 month rental.
 
Padres likely won't be making moves for another bat. They think they stole Milton Bradley for peanuts, and his OBP, RH power, and excellent defense will be the upgrade they need (along with Barrett) to make a WS push.They asked about Dye, but apparently Kenny Williams said the price was Linkbrink and Khalil Greene. Way, WAY too much for a 3 month rental.
Let's do the math here74 Padres games leftMilton Bradley has played about 60% of the time over the last 3 1/2 yearsT Gunz rooting for himI got the over/under on Milton Bradley games in a Padre uniform this year at 32 1/2
 
Padres likely won't be making moves for another bat. They think they stole Milton Bradley for peanuts, and his OBP, RH power, and excellent defense will be the upgrade they need (along with Barrett) to make a WS push
You seem to have (mistakingly, I'm sure) left out Bradley and Barrett's two biggest drawbacks.
 
I heard a Dan Johnson to the Twins rumor today. This would clear a spot for Barton. :confused:
Yes, they definitely want to move Johnson to clear a spot for Barton. Johnson's contract situation is such that many teams will find him attractive. He should be easy for Oakland to move and get decent value for him.
 
Padres likely won't be making moves for another bat. They think they stole Milton Bradley for peanuts, and his OBP, RH power, and excellent defense will be the upgrade they need (along with Barrett) to make a WS push
You seem to have (mistakingly, I'm sure) left out Bradley and Barrett's two biggest drawbacks.
Bradley's problem in Oakland was playing time in his walk year. Not a problem in SD.Barrett's problem in Chi-town was Zambrano. Not a problem in SD.Obviously they both carry character risks, but there is little chance that the Padres will be able to make talent upgrades from those two. Bradley was phenomenal in the playoffs in Oak last year and wasn't Barrett an All Star in '06?
 
Could the Cleveland Indians get Kenny Lofton again? Tuesday, July 17, 2007Paul HoynesPlain Dealer Reporter The Indians reportedly have interest in outfielder Kenny Lofton, who already has had two tours of duty in Cleveland. The Dallas Morning News reported the Indians had a scout watching Lofton over the weekend when Texas played the Angels in Anaheim, Calif. Lofton is the Indians' all-time leading base stealer. When asked about Lofton, Indians General Manager Mark Shapiro said, "We're trying to get better. The galaxy of players we're looking at is about a couple dozen at a variety of different positions." Shapiro's main concern remains the bullpen, but it doesn't stop there. If he can add a hitter that would help the offense -- the Indians are third in the big leagues in runs -- he'll do it. Lofton, 40, is hitting .309 with six homers and 20 RBI for the Rangers. He has 20 steals, and he's making $6 million this year. He most recently played for the Tribe from 1998 through 2001. It would be interesting to see how Lofton would fit on the Indians. Grady Sizemore is their center fielder, so he'd have to get playing time in left or right field. His speed would certainly help. Lofton has 619 steals in his career. Shapiro said the Indians haven't honed in on one player yet. Team can make trades without waivers on or before July 31.
 
I've read the Brewers offered Tony Gwynn Jr for Lofton and the Rangers said no.

In addition to Lofton, I've heard the Tribe is hot for Astros and Rangers RPs.

Some other guys that I think might be good fits....Izzy, Torres, Marte, Rauch (and a few others from WASH), Franklin (I think he just signed an extension with StL though).

 
Just mentioned on ESPN radio that the Indians (along with the Red Sox, Tiggers, etc.) are ready to jump all over Brad Lidge should he come available.

 
Kansas City Star and others are saying the Cubs, Dodgers, Brewers, Red Sox, Rockies, Indians, Yankees, Braves, and Tigers are all in the Octavio Dotel sweepstakes. I don't think there is any doubt he gets dealt.

 
New York Post: "Earlier this week the Devil Rays believed it would take more than Scott Proctor for the Yankees to pry utility man Ty Wigginton away from them. Now, according to multiple sources, the Devil Rays would make the trade. And though it's not clear if the Yankees have made an offer, they have been talking to the Devil Rays and have discussed converting stud prospect Joba Chamberlain from Double-A starter to big-league reliever to take Proctor's place."
I would think they could do a little better than Proctor for Wigs. Proctor is better than most of what the Rays have, but that doesn't mean they should settle. Plus, 150 games pitched in the past year and a half. Locked up through 2011 though, suppose that's one draw.
 
Leroy Hoard said:
Doctor Detroit said:
Kansas City Star and others are saying the Cubs, Dodgers, Brewers, Red Sox, Rockies, Indians, Yankees, Braves, and Tigers are all in the Octavio Dotel sweepstakes. I don't think there is any doubt he gets dealt.
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Barrett's only problem wasn't Zambrano. His problems would include:

1. Having brain cramps consistently on the base paths and behind the plate.

2. Pitchers refusing to throw their out pitches because they thought he couldn't handle them

3. Explain Rich Hill and Barrett having dugout issues approximately a week after the Zambrano incident

The guy was a good hitter the last couple of years, but he can't handle a pitching staff for crap. The Padres will find that out too.

 
Braves are rumored to be linked to several teams, namely the Rangers and White Sox

Scenario 1: Konerko + Garland ----- Salty + Reyes + Lower Prospect

Scenario 2: Texiera ----- Salty + Elvis Andrus (A)

Scenario 3: Texiera + C.J. Wilson/Gagne ------ Salty + Elvis Andrus (A) + Reyes + Low Level Prospect

*Note that Texiera is signed only through 2008, Gagne as well and Wilson through 2011. (IIRC) Gagne also has gone on record saying that he will only go to a team who will announce him as the immediate closer due to incentives for games FINISHED. But that loss would be offset by the posteason bonus worked into the contract. Braves have a major need for a bonafide #3 starter and bullpen relief- though not necessarily a closer. Another solid MR would take a ton of arm strain away from Smoltz and Hudson and would not leave Wickman bad situations to inherit- and blow.

FWIW, I like situation 3 with Wilson as the option. We'd sport a hell of a lineup and address the pen. As for resigning Tex, Mike Hampton's bloated contract expires in 08 and can be used to make a potential deal. With Smoltz and Hudson pitching the way they are, the Braves could dominate short series (postseason) assuming they make the playoffs.

 
Love the Linebrink deal from our end. He's been AWFUL lately so Thatcher could be an instant upgrade.

And Inman instantly becomes the #1 prospect in the Padres system. KTowers is a genius.

 
nshelat1 said:
Braves are rumored to be linked to several teams, namely the Rangers and White SoxScenario 1: Konerko + Garland ----- Salty + Reyes + Lower ProspectScenario 2: Texiera ----- Salty + Elvis Andrus (A)Scenario 3: Texiera + C.J. Wilson/Gagne ------ Salty + Elvis Andrus (A) + Reyes + Low Level Prospect*Note that Texiera is signed only through 2008, Gagne as well and Wilson through 2011. (IIRC) Gagne also has gone on record saying that he will only go to a team who will announce him as the immediate closer due to incentives for games FINISHED. But that loss would be offset by the posteason bonus worked into the contract. Braves have a major need for a bonafide #3 starter and bullpen relief- though not necessarily a closer. Another solid MR would take a ton of arm strain away from Smoltz and Hudson and would not leave Wickman bad situations to inherit- and blow. FWIW, I like situation 3 with Wilson as the option. We'd sport a hell of a lineup and address the pen. As for resigning Tex, Mike Hampton's bloated contract expires in 08 and can be used to make a potential deal. With Smoltz and Hudson pitching the way they are, the Braves could dominate short series (postseason) assuming they make the playoffs.
WOW, has Tex's value dropped that much?
 
nshelat1 said:
Braves are rumored to be linked to several teams, namely the Rangers and White SoxScenario 1: Konerko + Garland ----- Salty + Reyes + Lower ProspectScenario 2: Texiera ----- Salty + Elvis Andrus (A)Scenario 3: Texiera + C.J. Wilson/Gagne ------ Salty + Elvis Andrus (A) + Reyes + Low Level Prospect*Note that Texiera is signed only through 2008, Gagne as well and Wilson through 2011. (IIRC) Gagne also has gone on record saying that he will only go to a team who will announce him as the immediate closer due to incentives for games FINISHED. But that loss would be offset by the posteason bonus worked into the contract. Braves have a major need for a bonafide #3 starter and bullpen relief- though not necessarily a closer. Another solid MR would take a ton of arm strain away from Smoltz and Hudson and would not leave Wickman bad situations to inherit- and blow. FWIW, I like situation 3 with Wilson as the option. We'd sport a hell of a lineup and address the pen. As for resigning Tex, Mike Hampton's bloated contract expires in 08 and can be used to make a potential deal. With Smoltz and Hudson pitching the way they are, the Braves could dominate short series (postseason) assuming they make the playoffs.
WOW, has Tex's value dropped that much?
Salty's was rated as the Brave's #1 prospect and was rated as the 38th and 40th overall prospect in the game by two of Baseball America's writers prior to the season. He's a switch-hitting catcher who can mash, get on base, and is already pretty good at fielding his position. He could be as good, if not better, than Brian McCann, his counterpart in Atlanta. I'm very high on the kid and for Atlanta to consider dealing him for pricier, yet similar talent and not converting him into a slick-fielding 1B is insane, but they're apparently set on that.If he goes to the stRangers, he'll be the franchise C for many, many years to come. He may even make stRangers fans forget about I-Rod. Plus, if you can get Andrus (the #2 Braves prospect according to Baseball America), you have to at least strongly consider it.
 
nshelat1 said:
Braves are rumored to be linked to several teams, namely the Rangers and White SoxScenario 1: Konerko + Garland ----- Salty + Reyes + Lower ProspectScenario 2: Texiera ----- Salty + Elvis Andrus (A)Scenario 3: Texiera + C.J. Wilson/Gagne ------ Salty + Elvis Andrus (A) + Reyes + Low Level Prospect*Note that Texiera is signed only through 2008, Gagne as well and Wilson through 2011. (IIRC) Gagne also has gone on record saying that he will only go to a team who will announce him as the immediate closer due to incentives for games FINISHED. But that loss would be offset by the posteason bonus worked into the contract. Braves have a major need for a bonafide #3 starter and bullpen relief- though not necessarily a closer. Another solid MR would take a ton of arm strain away from Smoltz and Hudson and would not leave Wickman bad situations to inherit- and blow. FWIW, I like situation 3 with Wilson as the option. We'd sport a hell of a lineup and address the pen. As for resigning Tex, Mike Hampton's bloated contract expires in 08 and can be used to make a potential deal. With Smoltz and Hudson pitching the way they are, the Braves could dominate short series (postseason) assuming they make the playoffs.
WOW, has Tex's value dropped that much?
Salty's was rated as the Brave's #1 prospect and was rated as the 38th and 40th overall prospect in the game by two of Baseball America's writers prior to the season. He's a switch-hitting catcher who can mash, get on base, and is already pretty good at fielding his position. He could be as good, if not better, than Brian McCann, his counterpart in Atlanta. I'm very high on the kid and for Atlanta to consider dealing him for pricier, yet similar talent and not converting him into a slick-fielding 1B is insane, but they're apparently set on that.If he goes to the stRangers, he'll be the franchise C for many, many years to come. He may even make stRangers fans forget about I-Rod. Plus, if you can get Andrus (the #2 Braves prospect according to Baseball America), you have to at least strongly consider it.
I'm not sold on him as a defensive catcher, and I think he ends up being converted to a 1B. With the positions being equal, it then comes down to offense vs offense, which is where I'm coming from.Saltolamancha is younger and cheaper, so there's something to be said there.
 
Love the Linebrink deal from our end. He's been AWFUL lately so Thatcher could be an instant upgrade.

And Inman instantly becomes the #1 prospect in the Padres system. KTowers is a genius.
:kicksrock: With all his WS rings, I thought this was already well established.
 
Love the Linebrink deal from our end. He's been AWFUL lately so Thatcher could be an instant upgrade.And Inman instantly becomes the #1 prospect in the Padres system. KTowers is a genius.
Getting quality young arms in that hitters deathtrap they call a ballpark was a great move.
 
nshelat1 said:
Braves are rumored to be linked to several teams, namely the Rangers and White SoxScenario 1: Konerko + Garland ----- Salty + Reyes + Lower ProspectScenario 2: Texiera ----- Salty + Elvis Andrus (A)Scenario 3: Texiera + C.J. Wilson/Gagne ------ Salty + Elvis Andrus (A) + Reyes + Low Level Prospect*Note that Texiera is signed only through 2008, Gagne as well and Wilson through 2011. (IIRC) Gagne also has gone on record saying that he will only go to a team who will announce him as the immediate closer due to incentives for games FINISHED. But that loss would be offset by the posteason bonus worked into the contract. Braves have a major need for a bonafide #3 starter and bullpen relief- though not necessarily a closer. Another solid MR would take a ton of arm strain away from Smoltz and Hudson and would not leave Wickman bad situations to inherit- and blow. FWIW, I like situation 3 with Wilson as the option. We'd sport a hell of a lineup and address the pen. As for resigning Tex, Mike Hampton's bloated contract expires in 08 and can be used to make a potential deal. With Smoltz and Hudson pitching the way they are, the Braves could dominate short series (postseason) assuming they make the playoffs.
WOW, has Tex's value dropped that much?
Salty's was rated as the Brave's #1 prospect and was rated as the 38th and 40th overall prospect in the game by two of Baseball America's writers prior to the season. He's a switch-hitting catcher who can mash, get on base, and is already pretty good at fielding his position. He could be as good, if not better, than Brian McCann, his counterpart in Atlanta. I'm very high on the kid and for Atlanta to consider dealing him for pricier, yet similar talent and not converting him into a slick-fielding 1B is insane, but they're apparently set on that.If he goes to the stRangers, he'll be the franchise C for many, many years to come. He may even make stRangers fans forget about I-Rod. Plus, if you can get Andrus (the #2 Braves prospect according to Baseball America), you have to at least strongly consider it.
I'm not sold on him as a defensive catcher, and I think he ends up being converted to a 1B. With the positions being equal, it then comes down to offense vs offense, which is where I'm coming from.Saltolamancha is younger and cheaper, so there's something to be said there.
Plus don't forget that Teix's numbers in all the relevant categories fell last year, and while he's on pace to improve on his AVG, OBP, and SLG percentages right now, his HR totals will be down this year. He is entering the prime of his career, though, so there's something to be said about that, but his struggles earlier this season plus the drop the season before is something that needs to be noted.
 
nshelat1 said:
Braves are rumored to be linked to several teams, namely the Rangers and White SoxScenario 1: Konerko + Garland ----- Salty + Reyes + Lower ProspectScenario 2: Texiera ----- Salty + Elvis Andrus (A)Scenario 3: Texiera + C.J. Wilson/Gagne ------ Salty + Elvis Andrus (A) + Reyes + Low Level Prospect*Note that Texiera is signed only through 2008, Gagne as well and Wilson through 2011. (IIRC) Gagne also has gone on record saying that he will only go to a team who will announce him as the immediate closer due to incentives for games FINISHED. But that loss would be offset by the posteason bonus worked into the contract. Braves have a major need for a bonafide #3 starter and bullpen relief- though not necessarily a closer. Another solid MR would take a ton of arm strain away from Smoltz and Hudson and would not leave Wickman bad situations to inherit- and blow. FWIW, I like situation 3 with Wilson as the option. We'd sport a hell of a lineup and address the pen. As for resigning Tex, Mike Hampton's bloated contract expires in 08 and can be used to make a potential deal. With Smoltz and Hudson pitching the way they are, the Braves could dominate short series (postseason) assuming they make the playoffs.
WOW, has Tex's value dropped that much?
Salty's was rated as the Brave's #1 prospect and was rated as the 38th and 40th overall prospect in the game by two of Baseball America's writers prior to the season. He's a switch-hitting catcher who can mash, get on base, and is already pretty good at fielding his position. He could be as good, if not better, than Brian McCann, his counterpart in Atlanta. I'm very high on the kid and for Atlanta to consider dealing him for pricier, yet similar talent and not converting him into a slick-fielding 1B is insane, but they're apparently set on that.If he goes to the stRangers, he'll be the franchise C for many, many years to come. He may even make stRangers fans forget about I-Rod. Plus, if you can get Andrus (the #2 Braves prospect according to Baseball America), you have to at least strongly consider it.
I'm not sold on him as a defensive catcher, and I think he ends up being converted to a 1B. With the positions being equal, it then comes down to offense vs offense, which is where I'm coming from.Saltolamancha is younger and cheaper, so there's something to be said there.
Plus don't forget that Teix's numbers in all the relevant categories fell last year, and while he's on pace to improve on his AVG, OBP, and SLG percentages right now, his HR totals will be down this year. He is entering the prime of his career, though, so there's something to be said about that, but his struggles earlier this season plus the drop the season before is something that needs to be noted.
It seems pretty obvious that the Braves' people don't want to play Salty at 1st.... i mean they're playing a 50 year old above him and it took forever for him to beat out Thorman and his .210 average. I would assume keep Salty unless they can get a good young SP under contract for several years.
 
Good move by Towers - just goes to show what the market is for relievers this trade deadline. Gillick told reporters it was insane - he's pretty much right on. Especially for a guy that will be a FA (granted they could get draft picks).

 
Good move by Towers - just goes to show what the market is for relievers this trade deadline. Gillick told reporters it was insane - he's pretty much right on. Especially for a guy that will be a FA (granted they could get draft picks).
Nothing will beat the Kearns/Lopez for a couple of bullpen stiffs that one year. Just nuts.
 
Not sure about the originating source, but was linked off of what I consider a good source...

Per our sources: Texas and Cleveland came to terms today (7/25/07) and the Kenny Lofton deal will be announced by mid-day Thursday. Texas presented with 3 prospects to select and have 48 hours to pull the string. One of the options is believed to be Brian Barton.
 
Latest rumors:

Helton to Red Sox (yes, again)

Damon to the Braves

Jose Guillen may be moved if they don't come to some contract agreement.

Eric Gagne to Tigers/Yankees/Dodgers but wants to remain in the closer's role. May just stay in Texas.

Teixeira to Boston for Youkilis + two pitchers. One presumed to be Lester.

Ty Wiggington to a bunch of teams.

 
Latest rumors:Helton to Red Sox (yes, again)Damon to the Braves Jose Guillen may be moved if they don't come to some contract agreement.Eric Gagne to Tigers/Yankees/Dodgers but wants to remain in the closer's role. May just stay in Texas.Teixeira to Boston for Youkilis + two pitchers. One presumed to be Lester.Ty Wiggington to a bunch of teams.
Gagne to Detroit is dead, don't know where you're getting that. Tigers are looking at the Nationals relievers and possibly Brian Fuentes. Qualls is another possibility. Some of the others I hadn't heard and moving Teixera is going to be extremely difficult because the gaining team is gonna want to lock him up longterm. Atlanta and the Angels seem to have a much better shot at Teixeira anyway and the Braves may just have a deal in place. I can see Wiggington going to the Twins or Red Sox.
 
Latest rumors:Helton to Red Sox (yes, again)Damon to the Braves Jose Guillen may be moved if they don't come to some contract agreement.Eric Gagne to Tigers/Yankees/Dodgers but wants to remain in the closer's role. May just stay in Texas.Teixeira to Boston for Youkilis + two pitchers. One presumed to be Lester.Ty Wiggington to a bunch of teams.
Gagne to Detroit is dead, don't know where you're getting that. Tigers are looking at the Nationals relievers and possibly Brian Fuentes. Qualls is another possibility. Some of the others I hadn't heard and moving Teixera is going to be extremely difficult because the gaining team is gonna want to lock him up longterm. Atlanta and the Angels seem to have a much better shot at Teixeira anyway and the Braves may just have a deal in place. I can see Wiggington going to the Twins or Red Sox.
Gagne to the Tigers comes from ESPN Insider. The Braves have also been mentioned as a suitor for Teixeira and Gagne. I think we'll see Wiggington go to Boston for Delcarmen.
 
Latest rumors:Helton to Red Sox (yes, again)Damon to the Braves Jose Guillen may be moved if they don't come to some contract agreement.Eric Gagne to Tigers/Yankees/Dodgers but wants to remain in the closer's role. May just stay in Texas.Teixeira to Boston for Youkilis + two pitchers. One presumed to be Lester.Ty Wiggington to a bunch of teams.
Gagne to Detroit is dead, don't know where you're getting that. Tigers are looking at the Nationals relievers and possibly Brian Fuentes. Qualls is another possibility. Some of the others I hadn't heard and moving Teixera is going to be extremely difficult because the gaining team is gonna want to lock him up longterm. Atlanta and the Angels seem to have a much better shot at Teixeira anyway and the Braves may just have a deal in place. I can see Wiggington going to the Twins or Red Sox.
Gagne to the Tigers comes from ESPN Insider. The Braves have also been mentioned as a suitor for Teixeira and Gagne. I think we'll see Wiggington go to Boston for Delcarmen.
No way in hell the Sox trade Delcarmen for Wigginton. Ain't happening. Delcarmen is a young power bullpen arm that the Sox project as the eventual setup man for Papelbon. They won't deal him for a backup position player.
 
Latest rumors:Helton to Red Sox (yes, again)Damon to the Braves Jose Guillen may be moved if they don't come to some contract agreement.Eric Gagne to Tigers/Yankees/Dodgers but wants to remain in the closer's role. May just stay in Texas.Teixeira to Boston for Youkilis + two pitchers. One presumed to be Lester.Ty Wiggington to a bunch of teams.
Gagne to Detroit is dead, don't know where you're getting that. Tigers are looking at the Nationals relievers and possibly Brian Fuentes. Qualls is another possibility. Some of the others I hadn't heard and moving Teixera is going to be extremely difficult because the gaining team is gonna want to lock him up longterm. Atlanta and the Angels seem to have a much better shot at Teixeira anyway and the Braves may just have a deal in place. I can see Wiggington going to the Twins or Red Sox.
Gagne to the Tigers comes from ESPN Insider.
Oh God, they have the Farnsworth to Detroit rumor in there also. ;)
 
Latest rumors:Helton to Red Sox (yes, again)Damon to the Braves Jose Guillen may be moved if they don't come to some contract agreement.Eric Gagne to Tigers/Yankees/Dodgers but wants to remain in the closer's role. May just stay in Texas.Teixeira to Boston for Youkilis + two pitchers. One presumed to be Lester.Ty Wiggington to a bunch of teams.
Gagne to Detroit is dead, don't know where you're getting that. Tigers are looking at the Nationals relievers and possibly Brian Fuentes. Qualls is another possibility. Some of the others I hadn't heard and moving Teixera is going to be extremely difficult because the gaining team is gonna want to lock him up longterm. Atlanta and the Angels seem to have a much better shot at Teixeira anyway and the Braves may just have a deal in place. I can see Wiggington going to the Twins or Red Sox.
Gagne to the Tigers comes from ESPN Insider.
Oh God, they have the Farnsworth to Detroit rumor in there also. :pics:
All I have heard here is Chad Cordero, Fuentes, and Farnsworth.
 
Latest rumors:Helton to Red Sox (yes, again)Damon to the Braves Jose Guillen may be moved if they don't come to some contract agreement.Eric Gagne to Tigers/Yankees/Dodgers but wants to remain in the closer's role. May just stay in Texas.Teixeira to Boston for Youkilis + two pitchers. One presumed to be Lester.Ty Wiggington to a bunch of teams.
Gagne to Detroit is dead, don't know where you're getting that. Tigers are looking at the Nationals relievers and possibly Brian Fuentes. Qualls is another possibility. Some of the others I hadn't heard and moving Teixera is going to be extremely difficult because the gaining team is gonna want to lock him up longterm. Atlanta and the Angels seem to have a much better shot at Teixeira anyway and the Braves may just have a deal in place. I can see Wiggington going to the Twins or Red Sox.
Gagne to the Tigers comes from ESPN Insider.
Oh God, they have the Farnsworth to Detroit rumor in there also. :wall:
All I have heard here is Chad Cordero, Fuentes, and Farnsworth.
SI dot com had this little nugget yesterday:
Gagne must consent to a trade to Detroit, and it seems the Rangers asked for Cameron Maybin.
Here is what the Tigers did when asked-----> :pics: :wub: :lmao:
 
Jason Stark was on Sportscenter last night. He said Teixiera might be going to the Braves in a deal that would include Saltamacchia (sp).

 

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