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Just looking for some input on a trade. I'm trying to come up with something that really is good for both teams.
The current offer:
Receive: Prince Fielder
Send: Ian Kinsler, Ike Davis, Tyler Colvin, Aramis, Berkman, Jack Cust (He's a huge A's fan)
League set-up: 11 player keeper, 14 player starting lineups, both teams out of the race for this season.
Reason it could be good for him:
"6 for 1"'s rarely make sense, but it might in this situation. We keep alot of players and have big lineups. He has a few good players (Prince, Holliday, Wright) and absolutely nothing else that anyone would be excited about keeping (after his big 3, his best players are Lind, Magglio, E.Aybar, Bourn, Byrd). Finding 8-9 quality batting keepers would be a real struggle for him. This is really just a keeper trade, so he'd be losing a big bopper in Prince to get a stud 2B (with obvious injury concerns) plus 2 good rookies that could turn out to be really good keepers. Aramis and Berkman are likely done, they might actually be keeper options for him if one has a good finish. Probably non-factors though.
For me, it's pretty simple. I have Utley and a ton of young talent. It's very likely I wouldn't be able to keep Davis and Colvin anyway, so I'd like to turn them into something. I probably wouldn't be able to keep Logan Morrison either, so I could throw him in to, to give the other guy 3 chances for a rookie keeper to pay-off.
After the proposed trade, my keepers would look like: Miggy, Utley, Prince, Ellsbury, Quentin, CBY, Delmon, Stanton, Alvarez, and Andrus, with final spot either being a pitcher, Logan Morrison, Brett Wallace, some other your call-up, depending on who has a big 2nd half. (I plan on rebuilding the whole pitching staff in the draft, which is possible in this league)
Any thoughts would be helpful. I'd like to make both of our teams better for next season.
The current offer:
Receive: Prince Fielder
Send: Ian Kinsler, Ike Davis, Tyler Colvin, Aramis, Berkman, Jack Cust (He's a huge A's fan)
League set-up: 11 player keeper, 14 player starting lineups, both teams out of the race for this season.
Reason it could be good for him:
"6 for 1"'s rarely make sense, but it might in this situation. We keep alot of players and have big lineups. He has a few good players (Prince, Holliday, Wright) and absolutely nothing else that anyone would be excited about keeping (after his big 3, his best players are Lind, Magglio, E.Aybar, Bourn, Byrd). Finding 8-9 quality batting keepers would be a real struggle for him. This is really just a keeper trade, so he'd be losing a big bopper in Prince to get a stud 2B (with obvious injury concerns) plus 2 good rookies that could turn out to be really good keepers. Aramis and Berkman are likely done, they might actually be keeper options for him if one has a good finish. Probably non-factors though.
For me, it's pretty simple. I have Utley and a ton of young talent. It's very likely I wouldn't be able to keep Davis and Colvin anyway, so I'd like to turn them into something. I probably wouldn't be able to keep Logan Morrison either, so I could throw him in to, to give the other guy 3 chances for a rookie keeper to pay-off.
After the proposed trade, my keepers would look like: Miggy, Utley, Prince, Ellsbury, Quentin, CBY, Delmon, Stanton, Alvarez, and Andrus, with final spot either being a pitcher, Logan Morrison, Brett Wallace, some other your call-up, depending on who has a big 2nd half. (I plan on rebuilding the whole pitching staff in the draft, which is possible in this league)
Any thoughts would be helpful. I'd like to make both of our teams better for next season.