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Everything posted by endaround
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Maybe if Boston takes back Hawkins and easts like $2m in salary. Otherwise it just seems like too much money for the Brewers to pull off. And I think gettign a guy who can actually play SS takes precedence.
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Betancourt can't play defense. If the Brewers can get either Cabrera or Renteria Batancourt should be the utility guy. Heck if they sign Counsell Counsell should get 60% of the play time.
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I was about to say the same thing. If KC's 40 man is full (again this was from MLB.com and they aren't super reliable (yes you would think they would know)) they might want to time to clear a 3rd spot.
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This is a team that has kept Soria around for no apparent reason.
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While getting Cameron back would be nice (assuming he's healthy) I think SS is the much bigger hole. Getting Cabrera or Renteria on a small contract would great. Move Betancourt and $2m for a PTBNL?
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This adds $17.5m to the payroll if what has been said about just getting the money for Betancourt's buyout is correct.
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If the Brewers are taking on Betancourt's salary they will be pretty much maxed out. They might even be looking to move Hawkins for salary relief. So there aren't many moves out there to make.
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Its 5 years of Escobar, 6 years of Cain but who knows of Jeffress and Odorizzi. Odorizzi is at least 3 years away from Milwaukee full time assuming everything goes right with performance and no injury.
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I hear he has a man on the inside
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Again it looks like KC's 40 man is full. So they would have to make room which they'd want to do before they announce any trade. So yeah for that reason it would be Monday.
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If this wasn't the Royals I'd dismiss this rumor out of hand. But this is the team that wanted Beatancourt and Kendall and Francouer and Cabrera.
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One thing is that KC's 40 man is full according to MLB.com. So there would have to be another move on their part.
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3 players with major league experience? Axford, Braddock and Stetter! Get it done Doug!
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Renteria and Cruz
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The problem has been the teams looking to trade pitching, KC and Tampa, don't really need McGehee. KC is loaded at the corners and Tampa has Longoria. Now if the Marlins start shopping Nolasco that could be a match.
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Winter League Participants, Updates
endaround replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
Maybe the next time Escobar plays winterball the Brewers tell him not to play in Venezuela? -
I like Hall as a nice utility player. I don't see the need to pay him $3m and to give him a starting job especially 2B (SS would be more of a toss up)
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I'd be fine with it assuming that SF didn't dump him due to health issues. Its just weird to sign Tejeda instead of Renteria since Tejeda now is Renteria without the defense to play SS.
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Team by team analysis of Fielder trade partners
endaround replied to NYChez's topic in Transaction Rumors & Proposals
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I'll give you mine even if you didn't ask for it. Until he shows he can start I think he'll be valued as a reliever by other teams. He is still young enough to go back to starting without it being a big deal but while he's projected to be in Milwaukee next year as a reliever he'll be lucky to come up midseason 2012 as a starter. Maybe that is how other teams value him. How do you value him? Do you see him as a starter?I think he should definitely start. And all indications are the Brewers are going to have him start.
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Counsell was worth 0.6 wins last year. Harden was worth -0.7. And again there is no way Harden comes to Milwaukee for the same price he goes to the A's.
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All this is assuming that Philly is just dumping Blanton for scraps and that hasn't been determined yet.
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I'll give you mine even if you didn't ask for it. Until he shows he can start I think he'll be valued as a reliever by other teams. He is still young enough to go back to starting without it being a big deal but while he's projected to be in Milwaukee next year as a reliever he'll be lucky to come up midseason 2012 as a starter.
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Except Dave Cameron isn't arguing that (while trying to fool you that he is). He's arguing that over their career they are similar. Over the past two seasons Pavano has been greatly superior. Cameron is lying with statistics (again).
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Oh so close to digging out of the hole