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Im thinking Kluber is off the table for the Yankees at this point, which is why Sheffield was traded to Seattle.0
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Also Didi will be out for months.I don't know if they re-sign him in 2020I miss igotid880
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No one wants Torreyes. Torres I would hope not. Andujar, I'd be open to moving. Point being, Machado would be most likely if they move Andujar.tempo_n_groove said:I can't see wanting Machado when you have Andujar...
Are Torres and Torreyes on the trading block?
Also shouldn't Abreu and Acevedo be ready to come up next year?0 -
Not so sure. No way Sheffield would be the key piece in a Kluber trade. Wouldn't be traded back for a better pitcher. Andujar or something long those lines would need to be key.MayDay10 said:Im thinking Kluber is off the table for the Yankees at this point, which is why Sheffield was traded to Seattle.0 -
https://www.thescore.com/mlb/news/1663409Report: Mariners contacted Yankees, Mets about Cano trade6h agoStephen Brashear / Getty Images Sport / Getty
As Seattle Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto continues to reimagine his roster, the executive appears to be thinking about a future without Robinson Cano.
Dipoto contacted the Yankees and Mets about a trade involving the eight-time All-Star, major-league sources told The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal.
A potential deal between the Mariners and Yankees involving Cano and outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury was discussed, according to Rosenthal's sources, but it didn't go anywhere because New York wanted significant cash included in the swap.
Cano, who would have likely played first base with his former club, is owed $120 million over the next five seasons, while Ellsbury still has $47.2 million left on his deal over the next two years.
The Mets don't look like a match for the 36-year-old because of second baseman Jeff McNeil's strong finish last season, and because they also have first baseman Peter Alonso coming up the pipeline. If the Mariners were willing to pay the entirety of Cano's remaining contract and include a top prospect in a trade, things could change, a source told Rosenthal.
Seattle has reportedly been trying to trade Cano for a week.
Dipoto and Yankees GM Brian Cashman already swung a deal this offseason centered around pitcher James Paxton, which came after Seattle traded catcher Mike Zunino to the Tampa Bay Rays.
Cano only appeared in 80 games in 2018 after violating the league's joint drug policy, hitting .303/.374/.471 with 10 home runs and 50 RBIs.
Over the course of his 14-year career, he's been one of the league's most durable players, averaging 148 games per season. Cano also owns a career slash line of .304/.355/.493.
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Probably because it's the only place he'd accept a trade.cutz said:https://www.thescore.com/mlb/news/1663409Report: Mariners contacted Yankees, Mets about Cano trade6h agoStephen Brashear / Getty Images Sport / GettyAs Seattle Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto continues to reimagine his roster, the executive appears to be thinking about a future without Robinson Cano.
Dipoto contacted the Yankees and Mets about a trade involving the eight-time All-Star, major-league sources told The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal.
A potential deal between the Mariners and Yankees involving Cano and outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury was discussed, according to Rosenthal's sources, but it didn't go anywhere because New York wanted significant cash included in the swap.
Cano, who would have likely played first base with his former club, is owed $120 million over the next five seasons, while Ellsbury still has $47.2 million left on his deal over the next two years.
The Mets don't look like a match for the 36-year-old because of second baseman Jeff McNeil's strong finish last season, and because they also have first baseman Peter Alonso coming up the pipeline. If the Mariners were willing to pay the entirety of Cano's remaining contract and include a top prospect in a trade, things could change, a source told Rosenthal.
Seattle has reportedly been trying to trade Cano for a week.
Dipoto and Yankees GM Brian Cashman already swung a deal this offseason centered around pitcher James Paxton, which came after Seattle traded catcher Mike Zunino to the Tampa Bay Rays.
Cano only appeared in 80 games in 2018 after violating the league's joint drug policy, hitting .303/.374/.471 with 10 home runs and 50 RBIs.
Over the course of his 14-year career, he's been one of the league's most durable players, averaging 148 games per season. Cano also owns a career slash line of .304/.355/.493.
It would honestly take them taking Ellsbury and paying down Cano by at least $60 mil. Even then I'm not sure...
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Out of options. Tough to carry a utility guy that can’t be sent downtempo_n_groove said:0 -
Corbin, Goldschmidt and relievers. Win the world series haha
https://theathletic.com/677985/2018/11/27/amid-frosty-air-assessing-the-hottest-trade-rumors-of-the-offseason/
Goldschmidt is a peeerfect fit.0 -
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Things happen in the game. Nothing you
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"I'm gonna beat this guy up."0 -
No way Arizona does that, right? I would in a heartbeat...xavier mcdaniel said:Greg Bird for Goldschmidt....0 -
I'll make my prediction now that if they do he won't do well in NY.Cliffy6745 said:
No way Arizona does that, right? I would in a heartbeat...xavier mcdaniel said:Greg Bird for Goldschmidt....0 -
Why? The absolutely only thing I can think of is that he would be pressing for his big contract. Other than that, he's been one of the most consistent players in baseball, is from the east coast and is not young. Not sure what else you could want.tempo_n_groove said:
I'll make my prediction now that if they do he won't do well in NY.Cliffy6745 said:
No way Arizona does that, right? I would in a heartbeat...xavier mcdaniel said:Greg Bird for Goldschmidt....0 -
Consistent?Cliffy6745 said:
Why? The absolutely only thing I can think of is that he would be pressing for his big contract. Other than that, he's been one of the most consistent players in baseball, is from the east coast and is not young. Not sure what else you could want.tempo_n_groove said:
I'll make my prediction now that if they do he won't do well in NY.Cliffy6745 said:
No way Arizona does that, right? I would in a heartbeat...xavier mcdaniel said:Greg Bird for Goldschmidt....
He had one of the WORST two months in all of baseball for a star like him last year. He would have been booed out of NY if he performed like that for two months. Batted .192 He would never have lasted.
He was on my fantasy team so I watched him very closely. What he did when he came out of his slump was just magical though. It was one hell of a tare.
That is why I say he won't work out.
Thoughts?0 -
tempo_n_groove said:
Consistent?Cliffy6745 said:
Why? The absolutely only thing I can think of is that he would be pressing for his big contract. Other than that, he's been one of the most consistent players in baseball, is from the east coast and is not young. Not sure what else you could want.tempo_n_groove said:
I'll make my prediction now that if they do he won't do well in NY.Cliffy6745 said:
No way Arizona does that, right? I would in a heartbeat...xavier mcdaniel said:Greg Bird for Goldschmidt....
He had one of the WORST two months in all of baseball for a star like him last year. He would have been booed out of NY if he performed like that for two months. Batted .192 He would never have lasted.
He was on my fantasy team so I watched him very closely. What he did when he came out of his slump was just magical though. It was one hell of a tare.
That is why I say he won't work out.
Thoughts?
I'll take a sample size of 8 years over two months.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/g/goldspa01.shtml
Plenty of players have struggled in New York and done well, first basemen even (Tino, Giambi) and those guys were in much much more difficult situations that Goldschmidt would be. Baseball players struggle. Yankees fans know that.
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I know his full body of work is impressive, no doubt, like I said for his remainder of the season after his slump he was a beast.Cliffy6745 said:tempo_n_groove said:
Consistent?Cliffy6745 said:
Why? The absolutely only thing I can think of is that he would be pressing for his big contract. Other than that, he's been one of the most consistent players in baseball, is from the east coast and is not young. Not sure what else you could want.tempo_n_groove said:
I'll make my prediction now that if they do he won't do well in NY.Cliffy6745 said:
No way Arizona does that, right? I would in a heartbeat...xavier mcdaniel said:Greg Bird for Goldschmidt....
He had one of the WORST two months in all of baseball for a star like him last year. He would have been booed out of NY if he performed like that for two months. Batted .192 He would never have lasted.
He was on my fantasy team so I watched him very closely. What he did when he came out of his slump was just magical though. It was one hell of a tare.
That is why I say he won't work out.
Thoughts?
I'll take a sample size of 8 years over two months.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/g/goldspa01.shtml
Plenty of players have struggled in New York and done well, first basemen even (Tino, Giambi) and those guys were in much much more difficult situations that Goldschmidt would be. Baseball players struggle. Yankees fans know that.
I just don't think he would make it here.
Anybody would make a trade for him for sure.0 -
And in that case it's one year and Greg Bird. No biggie. I have as little worries about him as just about any player.tempo_n_groove said:
I know his full body of work is impressive, no doubt, like I said for his remainder of the season after his slump he was a beast.Cliffy6745 said:tempo_n_groove said:
Consistent?Cliffy6745 said:
Why? The absolutely only thing I can think of is that he would be pressing for his big contract. Other than that, he's been one of the most consistent players in baseball, is from the east coast and is not young. Not sure what else you could want.tempo_n_groove said:
I'll make my prediction now that if they do he won't do well in NY.Cliffy6745 said:
No way Arizona does that, right? I would in a heartbeat...xavier mcdaniel said:Greg Bird for Goldschmidt....
He had one of the WORST two months in all of baseball for a star like him last year. He would have been booed out of NY if he performed like that for two months. Batted .192 He would never have lasted.
He was on my fantasy team so I watched him very closely. What he did when he came out of his slump was just magical though. It was one hell of a tare.
That is why I say he won't work out.
Thoughts?
I'll take a sample size of 8 years over two months.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/g/goldspa01.shtml
Plenty of players have struggled in New York and done well, first basemen even (Tino, Giambi) and those guys were in much much more difficult situations that Goldschmidt would be. Baseball players struggle. Yankees fans know that.
I just don't think he would make it here.
Anybody would make a trade for him for sure.0 -
I'd worry about Greg Bird, lol.Cliffy6745 said:
And in that case it's one year and Greg Bird. No biggie. I have as little worries about him as just about any player.tempo_n_groove said:
I know his full body of work is impressive, no doubt, like I said for his remainder of the season after his slump he was a beast.Cliffy6745 said:tempo_n_groove said:
Consistent?Cliffy6745 said:
Why? The absolutely only thing I can think of is that he would be pressing for his big contract. Other than that, he's been one of the most consistent players in baseball, is from the east coast and is not young. Not sure what else you could want.tempo_n_groove said:
I'll make my prediction now that if they do he won't do well in NY.Cliffy6745 said:
No way Arizona does that, right? I would in a heartbeat...xavier mcdaniel said:Greg Bird for Goldschmidt....
He had one of the WORST two months in all of baseball for a star like him last year. He would have been booed out of NY if he performed like that for two months. Batted .192 He would never have lasted.
He was on my fantasy team so I watched him very closely. What he did when he came out of his slump was just magical though. It was one hell of a tare.
That is why I say he won't work out.
Thoughts?
I'll take a sample size of 8 years over two months.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/g/goldspa01.shtml
Plenty of players have struggled in New York and done well, first basemen even (Tino, Giambi) and those guys were in much much more difficult situations that Goldschmidt would be. Baseball players struggle. Yankees fans know that.
I just don't think he would make it here.
Anybody would make a trade for him for sure.0 -
I like Bird. Everyone wants Bird to be good. He has been good and healthy for 2 months in 3 years.tempo_n_groove said:
I'd worry about Greg Bird, lol.Cliffy6745 said:
And in that case it's one year and Greg Bird. No biggie. I have as little worries about him as just about any player.tempo_n_groove said:
I know his full body of work is impressive, no doubt, like I said for his remainder of the season after his slump he was a beast.Cliffy6745 said:tempo_n_groove said:
Consistent?Cliffy6745 said:
Why? The absolutely only thing I can think of is that he would be pressing for his big contract. Other than that, he's been one of the most consistent players in baseball, is from the east coast and is not young. Not sure what else you could want.tempo_n_groove said:
I'll make my prediction now that if they do he won't do well in NY.Cliffy6745 said:
No way Arizona does that, right? I would in a heartbeat...xavier mcdaniel said:Greg Bird for Goldschmidt....
He had one of the WORST two months in all of baseball for a star like him last year. He would have been booed out of NY if he performed like that for two months. Batted .192 He would never have lasted.
He was on my fantasy team so I watched him very closely. What he did when he came out of his slump was just magical though. It was one hell of a tare.
That is why I say he won't work out.
Thoughts?
I'll take a sample size of 8 years over two months.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/g/goldspa01.shtml
Plenty of players have struggled in New York and done well, first basemen even (Tino, Giambi) and those guys were in much much more difficult situations that Goldschmidt would be. Baseball players struggle. Yankees fans know that.
I just don't think he would make it here.
Anybody would make a trade for him for sure.0 -
That's why I would worry about him. It's been a shame so far how much he's been hurt.Cliffy6745 said:
I like Bird. Everyone wants Bird to be good. He has been good and healthy for 2 months in 3 years.tempo_n_groove said:
I'd worry about Greg Bird, lol.Cliffy6745 said:
And in that case it's one year and Greg Bird. No biggie. I have as little worries about him as just about any player.tempo_n_groove said:
I know his full body of work is impressive, no doubt, like I said for his remainder of the season after his slump he was a beast.Cliffy6745 said:tempo_n_groove said:
Consistent?Cliffy6745 said:
Why? The absolutely only thing I can think of is that he would be pressing for his big contract. Other than that, he's been one of the most consistent players in baseball, is from the east coast and is not young. Not sure what else you could want.tempo_n_groove said:
I'll make my prediction now that if they do he won't do well in NY.Cliffy6745 said:
No way Arizona does that, right? I would in a heartbeat...xavier mcdaniel said:Greg Bird for Goldschmidt....
He had one of the WORST two months in all of baseball for a star like him last year. He would have been booed out of NY if he performed like that for two months. Batted .192 He would never have lasted.
He was on my fantasy team so I watched him very closely. What he did when he came out of his slump was just magical though. It was one hell of a tare.
That is why I say he won't work out.
Thoughts?
I'll take a sample size of 8 years over two months.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/g/goldspa01.shtml
Plenty of players have struggled in New York and done well, first basemen even (Tino, Giambi) and those guys were in much much more difficult situations that Goldschmidt would be. Baseball players struggle. Yankees fans know that.
I just don't think he would make it here.
Anybody would make a trade for him for sure.
The whole Yankee organization wants him to be good too.0
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