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  1. jay87shot
    In my opinion, I think Durbin and Collins have a little more potential just by maintaining consistency. However I doubt either evers hits 20HR. If they could get 35ish 2B's in a year that would be the best way to take the next step. I do like the idea of getting a high end OF'er and then moving Collins to 2B and Turang to SS. Ortiz would make a good potential utility IF with 2 lefties. I was a bit lower on Patrick but he really proved something to me in the playoffs. There are some Woody vibes (not the same stuff) but I can see him have some low 3 era seasons with 180-200 innings and 200 ks.
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    How would you evaluate the potential of Chad Patrick, Issac Collins, and Caleb Durbin???? I think if I asked about Misi and Henderson it would be pretty unanimous that Misi has ace potential and Henderson has potential to be a Freddy Peralta style starter. However Collins and Patrick weren't really even top 30 prospect and Durbin really wasn't until last year's AFL. I guess my question is can these 3 take another step forward? If you take Durbin and Collins bad month out (Durbin's first and Collins last) both were well above average hitters with 15 HR potential over 500 abs and 20-30 sb. Add in solid to plus defense and the upside is pretty tantalizing. However both could be due for some regression just based on prospect status and not necessarily strong avg. velo. If they improve like you would expect most rookie does anyone think 20/30 seasons with like 5 WAR are possible. With Patrick I was really impressed with him all season, even when unfairly demoted to AAA because of the overcrowded roster and he had options. He did average over a k an inning and showed some extra gas in the playoffs out of the pen. Is he someone who can get to the low 3s era wise or does he become more of an Adriam Houser type which was probably what most of us thought of him as a prospect?
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    Yes, for sure but if you are looking to upgrade the offense 2B/SS and OF are really the only great options and there are more high OF options available. In my opininion if we could get a quality OF'er it wouldnt be that hard to sell high on Isaac Collins. CJ Abrams is probably the only high end MI and will cost a ton.
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    Yes
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    3 team ideas Brewers get Duran Red Sox get McKenzie Gore Nats get Ashby, Collins, Red Sox lower level prospect, Brewers lower level prospect. We would get a big OF upgrade without giving up Freddy, there is some downside in giving up Ashby but we can overcome that likely. You could do the same package but swap in Joe Ryan for Gore, you could also swap Henderson for Ashby if preferred. Maybe this could be Sandy Alcantara to Boston as well with Miami wanting a slightly different mix of players Brewers get Edward Cabrera Marlins get DL Hall and 2 Padres prospects Padres get Megill I have said that if the team does end up trading Freddy that I would love to try and get Edward Cabrera as a cheaper top of the rotation potential arm that could help Misi, Priester, and the rest up top. I think this could be a potential steal if the Padres have anything left to trade.
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    I wonder how far down the road the front office looks when thinking about moves. I really doubt that there is much if any moves this offseason 1 big move would be nice in my opinion. However next offseason could see mass changes. 2027 offseason moves decisions Free Agents=Vaughn, Peralta 1 year left= Contreras, Megill Add in solid raises to guys who will be hitting arbitration for the 1st time, our top prospects will be close (likely pushing out Ortiz), and the unknown of the collective bargaining. I could see a bunch of potential smaller moves set to position us for next offseason. I would think a potential Megill or Peralta trade being the most talked about but maybe an odd ball move that at first doesn't make sense but will in the long run (no ideas as of now)
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    Duran had a 4.7 WAR, it was down from his monster 2024 (8.7 WAR) but I wouldnt called it a down year. I agree Duran could be the odd man out or at least the best piece they have to add pitching or MI help.
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    It will be interesting to see how the pitcher market shakes out. There are quite a few free agent options and potential trade options. I would think there would need to be a bidding war on Freddy for the price to get where we would move him. Duran would be a perfect LF for our team. I wonder if there would be a deal for Duran that would not include Freddy.
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    I doubt he hits more than 15 HR but from an offensive standpoint point I don't think hitting 35 2B or so isn't crazy. .300/.380/.800 would be an amazing year but probably around his peak.
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    Would I be safe to assume O'Rae starts in AA and plays mostly OF with some 2B sprinkled in. He doesn't turn 22 until Februray so there is still plenty of time to put together a good 2026 and rocket back up the organizational depth chart and prospect rankings. He had an advanced eye and speed to burn if he is hitting balls in the 100mph range he could be looking a lot like Luis Lara (a couple years older).
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    I doubt the Pirates would give him away for the price I would want to pay (like 2 prospects in the 20-30 range max). The Pirates offense stinks and Cruz is one of the only guys with any potential and he is still cheap. I wouldnt mind even trying Cruz at 1B (athletic and 6'7") and make him a utility style player with LF, 3B, and 1B. However I can't see the trade value or in division trade working. I wouldnt mind taking the risk and have him play with good leaders and a manager who will get him closer to his max potential (like we saw with Vaughn).
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    From a talent standpoint point, yes Quero should be the backup. However if we wait like 2-3 weeks we would gain an extra year of control so my guess is he will start in AAA. The other issue is that Contreras doesn't take days of so from a development standpoint he will only get like 100-150 abs. Unless we expect Yeli to start playing a bunch more in left (which I dont). My guess is he starts the 1st month in AAA then spends a like a month or so in the bigs. Somewhere in the middle of the year he spends a month in AAA to get some AB's and finishes the year in the bigs.
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    I 100% endorse this article, Hernandez was exceptional. If he threw harder he would be one of the fastest risers in the minors. I doubt there have been many better seasons in the minors from an 18 year old in the past 20 years.
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    What level or quality of baseball would some of the foriegn winter league be equivalent to??? AAA. If know the AFL is kind of in the AA realm. I guess that is a tricky question because you get some mlb players, some minor league guys, and a bunch of non mlb players.
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    If I was Stearns I wouldn't trade McLean or Tong for a year of Freddy. However my guess would be that if the Mets were to trade for him they could/would extend him right away which would make trading one of the young pitchers more plausible. I agree with you on Sproat being not to the level of the other 2, he just has more variables than the other 2, there is some good upside but he could bomb a lot easier.
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    The past 2 games should be super encouraging. Losing to Cleveland on the road by 5 with no one other than Giannis playing really well is a decent start but the win last night against a strong Knicks team is great. I feel pretty confident saying we should be a top 5 team in the east at this point. I would really like to see the scoring/ball go through the point guards more than Bobby when Giannis is out. The 2 games I have watched it just seems like when Giannis is off the court Bobby tries to take over and there is no ball movement or plan. I think that when Kevin Porter is back this is where he could help the team the most
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    Josh A. .273/.396/.636 4 HR 9/12 bb/k 2sb (44 ab's) Adams .317/.455/.537 2 HR 10/11 BB/K 2SB (41 AB'S) O'Rae .321/.387/.429 (3 2B) 3/9 bb/k 4sb (28 ab's) Flores 3.38 era 5.1 innings 4/7 bb/k Fowler 0 era 5 innings 3/7 bb/k Broca 0 era 4.2 innings 3/7 bb/k Peterson 1.93 era 4.2 innings 2/3 bb/k Jimenez 4.5 era 4 innings 1/3 bb/k Pretty solid AFL so far except for Dinges missing the past couple weeks.
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    Mauricio missed basically all of 2024 with an injury (torn acl) so that set him back a bunch. He started in the minors last year rehabbing and played well and moved to the majors. The Mets have a loaded IF (Lindor, Baty, Vientos, Acuna, McNeil) so there wasn't a ton of playing time. I would invision him as an ultimate utility guy who maybe platoons somewhere as well. Most of his PT was at 3B last year when Vientos was hurt but he can play all infield spots and I feel like at some point he was working in the OF (no mlb OF experience). But switch hitters who could be 20/20 or better with the positional versatility he has are pretty hard to come by. Also he seems like a high energy player who would mesh well with our clubhouse. Mauricio has been one of my most targeted players to hope to acquire for a while.
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    I would say Crow is a super safe bet to be kept. I wouldn't think anyone else would be picked in the rule 5 so keeping them should be easier. I wouldn't want to lose EMJ but if I was his agent I would look to move elsewhere, our 1B depth is to good and a bunch of organizations could give him a big league chance at some point next year.
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    I am sure there is lots of potential reasons, like age issues, some players could have a hard time getting visas and other international issues I would assume. I would guess last year there was probably a little fallout when the Dodgers signed Roki and pacts that the Dodgers may have made a couple years ago fell apart and then teams scramble to sign the Dodgers players and possible go back on deals they already have in place.
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    Looks like a smooth delivery and explosive out of the hand. I always find it interesting to see the fields some of these guys play on. I doesn't look like there is really a mound he is pitching on here.
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    I forgot about Priester good call, I think there is a little upside just with fine tuning his location. If he gets his location down I can see him getting further into games like Logan Webb and being a guy who can go 7 innings pretty routinely. I don't know if lowering the ERA down below like the 3 level consistently is obtainable. I agree with the couple post that Misi would be a tough sign but I really like the idea of kind of a multi way path extension. This does get tricky but something like a 7 year deal that goes like 2,3,5, 12, 15, 20, 20 and then has an option that is like a team option if say he makes under 40 starts in the last 2 years but can turn into a player option if Misi is top 5 in the Cy Young at any point of the contract. If we were to extend Made before he is in the majors is there a way to put in a clause that the contract doesn't start until he makes his mlb debut??? I do feel like the Chourio contract made it risky that he skipped AAA for the most part and it wasn't really in the clubs best interest to send him back to AAA after a rough first month or so. I would probably wait until next offseason to see if Made would be open to a big extension but wouldn't be against exploring the waters this offseason if we could keep him in the minors as needed.
  23. jay87shot
    I think Turang just has to high of a ceiling. He had a 5.5 WAR but went from 22 drs to 9. On top of that, he showed the power in August that he could be a 25-30 HR hitter. If I were his agent I would role the dice on a 25/30 season with a gold glove and near .300 hitting that could make him $200 million easy. I thought Frelick would be an easier sign because he would be likier to sign a deal like 5/45 with a couple of reasonable team options. He might only ever hit 15 hr and 20 sb but he has the leadership to continue the Brewer way.
  24. jay87shot
    I think when they are healthy Anthony and Porter should split PG. Rollins is fine but the other 2 have a way better offensive ceiling which this team needs. Play both Anthony and porter 6 mins each the 1st quarter and then go with the hot hand heavier the rest of the way for like a 28/20 split that kind of rocks back and forth. I would think that getting one or the other to score 20 a game is possible and would lift alot off of Giannis. I've watched a little but not much the 1st 3 games. Have we tried Giannis, Portis, and Turner in the same lineup yet? It would seem to me those are our 3 most consistent/best players. Giannis can still play a little 3. While on the Giannis front, what are season line predictions? He is at 37.3/16/7 with nearly 69% fg% in 32.6 min/gm. Part of me wants to push him and play him like 36 per night and make a push for a 40 ppg season. However, eventually he will have some off nights or teams just triple team him in the paint/drive. I still think 35/15/7 with like 62-63 % shooting is possible if he takes more point reasonsibilties.
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    The Steelers could use a WR and we could use a CB. Darious Slay for Romeo Doubs, maybe we throw in a like a 7th rounder? It would seem to make sense to me. I don't know about the financial end of it.
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