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Re: Two Trades to Ponder(WHIR)

Postby Johnny Tuttle » Fri Jul 31, 2009 9:07 pm

True. I like the Alexei ideas better than mine.

Would those stlll work with Wallace in for Crede?
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Re: Two Trades to Ponder(WHIR)

Postby kidsilk » Fri Jul 31, 2009 9:23 pm

Sure I could put Wallace in there instead of Crede. That might work. But the other guy has punted saves and wont care about a closer in the deal plus he doesnt like a lot of countering anyway.
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Re: Two Trades to Ponder(WHIR)

Postby Johnny Tuttle » Fri Jul 31, 2009 9:29 pm

Doesn't like countering? What's the fun of being in leagues if not for talking trades?

I've played with guys like that in the past--they expect your first offers to be clear wins for them or for you to take whatever they offer. Or else they just send PFOs to shut you up. Not fun. Rarely are the first offers the ones that end up happening, and when you bounce ideas back and forth, you get a nice little resource in your league, someone with whom you can make deals in a hurry if need be. I'm always amazed when people toss aside that in any league.

Counter away with this guy--either he's worth the effort or he's not. But don't just take anything :)
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Re: Two Trades to Ponder(WHIR)

Postby DVauthrin » Fri Jul 31, 2009 9:52 pm

kidsilk wrote:Sure I could put Wallace in there instead of Crede. That might work. But the other guy has punted saves and wont care about a closer in the deal plus he doesnt like a lot of countering anyway.


you don't settle just because cabrera and shields can't be kept. The only way I do team B's offer as it stands is if your trade deadline is tomorrow. If you can get alexei(or choo), lind and baker with throw in's for lineup purposes for your two guys and a combo of hairston, lopez, izturis, thome, or vernon wells, you pull the trigger. if not, pass.
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Re: Two Trades to Ponder(WHIR)

Postby ninremix » Sat Aug 01, 2009 12:29 am

I would stay with MCab since he is a beast and excellent keeper

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Re: Two Trades to Ponder(WHIR)

Postby kidsilk » Sat Aug 01, 2009 8:28 pm

Now the offer that is on the table is:

MCab, Shields, Hairston, Izturis for C. Davis, Lind, Quinlan, Rzepczynski, Marc, Wallace, and Wood.

What do you think about this?
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Re: Two Trades to Ponder(WHIR)

Postby TheBambino » Sat Aug 01, 2009 9:02 pm

THanks for you help with mine....

I still dont like moving MCab for any of those guys... move on to someone else if you need to trade him.. your just not getting the value you deserve... MCab is a 1st rounder man!
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Re: Two Trades to Ponder(WHIR)

Postby master_herm » Sat Aug 01, 2009 9:12 pm

Your original two deals aren't that great, but I do like Option B better b/c Lind is a beast and wayy better than Rolen. However, giving up M-Cab and Shields is too much.
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Re: Two Trades to Ponder(WHIR)

Postby CiminoUM5 » Sat Aug 01, 2009 11:00 pm

Thanks for the help with mine. Is there any reason why you're not targeting Grienke? If you're giving up a player of MCab's caliber, I don't see any reason why you can't ask for a Grienke-level starter in return.
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Re: Two Trades to Ponder(WHIR)

Postby kidsilk » Sun Aug 02, 2009 12:35 pm

The problem is that players in my league, no matter how good they are(MCab), lose major value as their contract time dwindles. The rationale of the other teams is that they can only use him for 6 weeks while I would be getting guys in return like Lind and Davis that I can keep and use for the next couple of seasons. Therefore, I am not going to get much more for these guys at this point in the season and it will just get worse as the season progresses. What counters do you see that I could get Lind, Davis, Rezp without giving up Shields? Any opinions welcomed. Thanks and leave your links.
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