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http://m.mlb.com/news/article/162613138/five-potential-trades-for-jonathan-lucroy Potentially more buzz and opinions about five packages for Luc...
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http://espn.go.com/blog/sweetspot/post/_/id/67804/jonathan-lucroy-wants-to-be-traded-and-here-are-some-options Getting back to the trade proposal idea, ESPN posted an interesting article today on five potential suitors and some ideas on prospects the Milwaukee would be interested in. Houston would be an interesting fit, as the article states AJ Reed as a potential headliner in a deal. Nationals was Trea Turner. Rangers was the possibility of Gallo. Minnesota had a few, mainly Max Kepler or Nick Gordon. Tampa Bay was Ian Snell. My question is if you had to rank these prospects alone and factoring in Milwaukee's system's needs, separate from any other prospects teams could throw in to strengthen a potential deal, how would you do it? I think AJ Reed would be interesting to get back in a deal as there's no real promising first base option in the system (whether the Astros would trade him though, that may be entirely different). Trea Turner would be awesome to have too to be able to play second base in the majors. A double play tandem with him and Orlando is something we as fans can dream about
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Long time reader, first time poster Over the last 12 hours or so since the trade I've been thinking. This certainly creates a logjam at outfield for the upper level clubs so you think another trade would be at the horizon at some point (hypothetically, hopefully, maybe). If Santana were to be moved, do you think the return that we got in the Rogers trade would be about the equivalent to one we'd get for Santana on? More simply put, it seems everyone really likes the return for Rogers. If Santana was the one traded for the same package would the conclusion be the same?