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by rasto21585 » Tue Mar 13, 2012 11:03 pm
I am in a 20 team h2h dynasty league. We counts holds and obp%. This is the 4th year I am in this league. I think I have a pretty solid squad but I am open to shaking things up this year. Anyway I was offered fielder and lester for my bautista capps and brothers. I love how this trade solidifies my rotation. What ya think? I could even flip lester for a bat.
Btw I also got offered Jesus montero and wright for my longoria and Sano. Is this another trade I should consider?
c jp arencibia
1b miguel cabrera
2b neil walker
ss yunel escobar
3b evan longoria
inf jose bautista
lf carl crawford
cf peter bourjos
rf justin upton
of carlos lee
util vernon wells
util jerry sands
bn ryan lavernway
Bn miguel Sano
Bn mat gamel
sp clayton kershaw
sp cliff lee
sp ubaldo jiminez
sp josh beckett
rp jason motte
rp matt throton
rp rex brothers
rp matt capps
p scott downs
p brad lincolm
p brad peacock
bn aaron harang
bn scott downs
bn garrett richards
bn blake beaven
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by MadDog36 » Wed Mar 14, 2012 7:50 am
I would sit tight. Sano is a good bat and you are basically giving him away here. See Longo for Wright well that is just a lateral move to me but Longoria is a couple years younger and proven himself. Even in his worst year he was still a stud, a bit unlucky with this BABIP rate which will steady out.
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by Kimbos Beard » Wed Mar 14, 2012 7:58 am
I would deifnitely do the Bautista trade and pass on the Longoria one.
Kershaw, Lee and Lester as your top 3 starters in a 20 team league, I'll take that any day of the week. I'll deal with the small drop from Fielder to Bautista to get that. The other two pieces in the trade are ok, but nothing special.
I am sticking with Longoria all the way. The guy is a stud and although I am a big believer in the David Wright bounce back, he's already giving owners a headache with his rib cage. Broken back last year, damaged rib cage this spring training aren't things you like to hear going wrong with a ball player.
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