Rotoworld Trade Candidates and possible trade scenarios

[homer]

Kemp isn't really a prospect anymore.

[dadofandrew]

Doug always gets players who are nearly ready to go. However, he took kids for Franklin. DLR was one of a half-dozen players. These guys who keep throwing out silly Sheets for 2 kids trades are as far-fetched as they come.

[dadofandrew]

Doug always gets players who are nearly ready to go. However, he took kids for Franklin. DLR was one of a half-dozen players. These guys who keep throwing out silly Sheets for 2 kids trades are as far-fetched as they come.

[homer]

Kemp is ready to go.

[homer]

Kemp is ready to go.

[SoCalBrewfan]

While I don't necessarily buy that particular deal, the Dodgers mentioned aren't exactly 19 year olds in A ball. Kemp has over 400 big league ABs. Meloan was in AA/AAA, but he could be plugged into a major league bullpen pretty readily...he's 23, former Pac10 pitcher, in 2007 had almost 14K/9IP in AA, about 9 in AAA, combined ERA around 2 despite time in Las Vegas / PCL.

 

Edit: The Cordero package is too rich for me, but I'd do Cappy for Fuentes.

[SoCalBrewfan]

While I don't necessarily buy that particular deal, the Dodgers mentioned aren't exactly 19 year olds in A ball. Kemp has over 400 big league ABs. Meloan was in AA/AAA, but he could be plugged into a major league bullpen pretty readily...he's 23, former Pac10 pitcher, in 2007 had almost 14K/9IP in AA, about 9 in AAA, combined ERA around 2 despite time in Las Vegas / PCL.

 

Edit: The Cordero package is too rich for me, but I'd do Cappy for Fuentes.

[Fatter than Joey]

I like Cappy for Fuentes.

[Fatter than Joey]

I like Cappy for Fuentes.

[twobrewers]

I like Cappy for Fuentes.

My preference would be to trade Sheets, as I think he would net us a larger return. If we are able to make a quality Sheets trade - we need Cappy in our rotation.

 

However, if Sheets is still on the Brewers in '08 - Cappy for Fuentes would seem an appropriate trade for Milwaukee and Colorado.

[twobrewers]

I like Cappy for Fuentes.

My preference would be to trade Sheets, as I think he would net us a larger return. If we are able to make a quality Sheets trade - we need Cappy in our rotation.

 

However, if Sheets is still on the Brewers in '08 - Cappy for Fuentes would seem an appropriate trade for Milwaukee and Colorado.

[brettac1]

I'd do the Cordero and Fuentes deals.

[brettac1]

I'd do the Cordero and Fuentes deals.

[danzig6767]

If the Brewers made it Jackson instead of Parra, then I'd consider that deal with the Nationals.

Is Jackson even a prospect anymore?

 

If i'm the Nationals and trading Cordero, i'd have very little interest in Jackson beyond being a back end of the trade throw in

[danzig6767]

If the Brewers made it Jackson instead of Parra, then I'd consider that deal with the Nationals.

Is Jackson even a prospect anymore?

 

If i'm the Nationals and trading Cordero, i'd have very little interest in Jackson beyond being a back end of the trade throw in

[ILuvDaBush]

The Sheets deal is the one that made me salivate. Corey Hart and Matt Kemp in the outfield! If Billy has a bounceback year, that outfield is set! And you have to remember that we're selling an $11million Benny for a pre-arby Matt Kemp. And, as noted earlier, Jon Meloan could be a godsend to our bullpen next year, and he is under our control for a minimum of 6 years. The Fuentes deal doesn't appeal to me as much as a Cappy for Cordero trade, with a bit of Escobar to go with the much-maligned southie...I mean southpaw.

[ILuvDaBush]

The Sheets deal is the one that made me salivate. Corey Hart and Matt Kemp in the outfield! If Billy has a bounceback year, that outfield is set! And you have to remember that we're selling an $11million Benny for a pre-arby Matt Kemp. And, as noted earlier, Jon Meloan could be a godsend to our bullpen next year, and he is under our control for a minimum of 6 years. The Fuentes deal doesn't appeal to me as much as a Cappy for Cordero trade, with a bit of Escobar to go with the much-maligned southie...I mean southpaw.