My EJackson/NSwisher for his MYoung

[gmq]

Beltre at 3rd is pissing me off....MYoung intrigues me, but EJackson also intrigues me, he's done very well for me so far, and he could be breaking out. It's a 6x6 roto keeper. If I were to do this trade, I would keep Beltre until he starts producing a bit and try packaging him to a team needing 3b.

C Rod Barajas
1B Ryan Howard
2B Mark DeRosa
3B Adrian Beltre
SS Hanley Ramirez
OF Carlos Beltran
OF Johnny Damon
OF Nick Swisher
UTIL Hunter Pence
Bench Andruw Jones
DL Ryan Doumit

SP Brett Myers
SP Brian Bannister
SP Jake Peavy
SP A.J. Burnett
SP Rich Harden
SP Zach Duke
SP Edwin Jackson
SP John Lackey
RP Brian Fuentes
RP Juan Cruz
RP C.J. Wilson
RPDL Frank Francisco
RPDL Jose Valverde
DL John Smoltz

[jmcampbe11]

I do this in a heartbeat. I play in a very competitive 10 team league and Jackson was a FA untl earlier today.

Can you help with mine? viewtopic.php?t=385435

[gmq]

Couple more opinions?

[gmq]

bumpy

[skones]

I jump all over this if I'm you. Nick Swisher, in my opinion, is nothing more than waiver wire fodder. He had a huge April, but as everyone predicted, he fell off. He's hitting .111 this month with 17 strikeouts in 36 ABs. He is what he is, a guy who will get hot, and then fall off a cliff. Love me some Edwin Jackson, I picked him up early on, and he just keeps on going out there and giving quality starts with legitimate strikeout numbers. With that being said, a top 5 SS is worth more than Jackson will be this season.

Your pitching should be fine regardless with the quality names you have on your staff. I think this deal is great for you value wise, and if it goes through, I might look to trade one of Michael Young or Hanley Ramirez to improve your overall club.