I've been offered BJ Upton straight up for R. Soriano. My other OF's are Cruz, Span, and Heyward. My other RP's are B. Wilson and Frasor.
If I don't accept the trade my plan for keepers is as follows; OF - Cruz, Span, Heyward, SP - Lester, Baker, Jimmenez, Garza, and RP - Wilson, Soriano.
If I accept the trade my plan for keepers is as follows; OF - Cruz, Upton, Span, Heyward, SP Lester, Jimmenez, J. Sanchez, DeLaRosa, RP - Wilson, Frasor
The changes in SP are due to pricing constraints due to Upton's contract.
Should I make the trade?
Last edited by pizzaboy76 on Tue Feb 02, 2010 7:31 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Yes...easy trade for you. The upgrade in Upton is better than the downgrade to you SP (from Baker/Jimminez to Sanchez/DeLaRosa) or can you cut a position player keeper to be able to keep Jimminez
pizzaboy76 wrote:If I do the trade there are no other pitchers I could keep, so I thought I would keep the numbers out of it to keep it simple.
Thanks for help on mine. I know they are just numbers, but based on a few rating sources, the pitchers you are giving up were # 13,28 and 29 in rankings, and the ones you are keeping were 46,51 and 57. You are dropping an average of 28 spots in 3 places. Can Upton replace all of that??
That is my big dilemma. do I sacrifice SP and RP for a chance at upgrading my OF? Not sure which Upton we will see and not sure if Frasor will be the guy for Toronto.
I think that Soriano has a secure job - health permitting.
That said, this is an upside gamble. You asked the important question - which Upton will we see? You can't win fantasy titles without getting lucky on a few gambles. This is a gamble I think you should take. Soriano will be replaceable. Garza and Baker are replaceable. If Upton lives up to his potential his bat would not be replaceable.