I've been offered Evan Longoria and Brett Anderson for my David Wright and Yovani Gallardo.
I like Longoria more than Wright but I also like Gallardo more than Anderson. I think the difference between Gallardo and Anderson is bigger than the difference between Wright and Longoria, thus making me question the trade. I am on the fence and don't know what to do really. My starting pitching staff is Josh Johnson, Gallardo, Hughes, Dan Hudson, Wade Davis, Pelfrey, Homer Bailey. So right now Gallardo is my 2nd best pitcher. I think Anderson would still be my 2nd best, but not sure if he';s good enough.
Thanks! WHIR!
He has Greinke, Liriano , Webb, Jenks, Niemann, Cecil, Scott Baker, Bedard also. I was thinking maybe Liriano instead of Anderson...but Liriano can never stay healthy. And also, would I be better off trading Josh Johnson than Gallardo?
You're thinking is right on point. Longo is better than Wright, but only slightly. Meanwhile, Gallardo is a good peg above Anderson at this point. I'd stand pat for now.
Think adding Delmon Young instead of Gallardo , so that would make it Wright/Young for Longoria/Anderson (or can try for Liriano).
My other LF are Tabata/Snider My CF are Fowler/Tabata, RF Snider/Bryce Harper. But thinking I could scour the waiver wire and find a nice young OF like Michael Tayler or whomever gets hot during the season.
brakeyawself wrote:Think adding Delmon Young instead of Gallardo , so that would make it Wright/Young for Longoria/Anderson (or can try for Liriano).
My other LF are Tabata/Snider My CF are Fowler/Tabata, RF Snider/Bryce Harper. But thinking I could scour the waiver wire and find a nice young OF like Michael Tayler or whomever gets hot during the season.
brakeyawself wrote: I think the difference between Gallardo and Anderson is bigger than the difference between Wright and Longoria,
that is exactly why i think you should stay with wright /gollardo....I'll go one up on that...I think that Wright is going to have a huge year... that is why he is trading for him...I am in Met Country and yhe word out here is that this will be Wrights big year