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  1. After seeing Trueblood's article & the Garcia's extension, I'm more optimist with a possible Turang extension. I agree that while Turang is less likely to need guaranteed $ than Garcia, however his skill set (defensive range, base running, league average power) is less likely to receive a huge payday (only 4 2b signed for $100mm+ deals: Semian, Gimenez, Altuve & Marte) at FA at age 31. Gimenez signed at age 23, the other guys were considered better hitters. The Trueblood's estimate looks good for both sides. PS a Turang extension would be "sick" (using Brice's vernacular).
  2. Agree with a lot of the other comments, that this is surprising. Definitely need OF depth at AAA, but not sure if they need to tie that depth to a 40-man spot. He seems closer to true AAA player than an AAAA player, IMO
  3. He's probably not contributing for the Brewers. He's too far behind in the pecking order. However, a smart rebuilding team should try to trade for him, move him to a corner OF, and he's probably 3-4 WAR win player during his peak (high on-base%, low power).
  4. Ug, the Braves, Astros & Padres don't have much in their farm systems. No top 70 prospects between the 3 teams. A couple top 100 pitchers, Ethan Salas (catcher) that struggled last season. Not sure if any of teams could provide a deal worth Peralta.
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