They would be stupid to move him now. His stock is down. It's the typical conundrum. If the player is performing, you want to keep them. If they aren't performing, you don't want to deal them when their stock is low
They would be stupid to move him now. His stock is down. It's the typical conundrum. If the player is performing, you want to keep them. If they aren't performing, you don't want to deal them when their stock is low
Hal sucks
Probably, but His price will never be low, everybody knows his upside, the problem is the health and that question mark will be there no matter what
JBJ at least has been healthy and has shown a unique ability to be a defensive standout. Yes, his value dipped, but Salazar’s dropped more
Hal sucks
I don't really want to trade JBJ for Salazar, but if we get JD, it's a close call.
DH: JD
CF: JBJ
Bench: HRam or Moreland
vs
LF: JD
CF: Beni
DH: HRam
HRam is probably a better hitter than JBJ, so we don't lose the full value of JBJ by trading him. Yes, we lose on D, but gaining in the rotation is major value added.
There's no other player I can think right now, which will make me trade one of those three.
If Trout is available, this will be the order in my mind to start trade conversations:
1st Severino, he's great, but there are more pitchers in his level on the league
2nd Judge, it's almost impossible for him to duplicate his rookie season, he might have the shorter career (unless he's moved to DH in a few years)
3rd Sanchez, he plays a premium position, no matter what some people say I believe he will be a plus defender very soon.
From soxprospects.com
http://news.soxprospects.com/2018/01...stillo_29.html
Mexican Pacific League
Hector Velazquez did not appear in a game this past week as his team, Mayos de Navajoa, dropped the championship series four games to three.
Roberto Clemente Professional Baseball League
Ivan De Jesus Jr. wrapped up the regular season by going 0 for 3 with a walk in the finale. Rusney Castillo (pictured) finished strong, going 2 for 3 with a pair of doubles, an RBI, and a run.
In the playoffs, De Jesus Jr. appeared in all four games for Santurce, going 3 for 15 with two walks and a run scored. Castillo enjoyed a better postseason in the leadoff spot for Caguas, going 5 for 13 with a double and two RBI. Caguas won the series against Santurce three games to none.
https://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/rank...ted-prospects/
1. Judge
2. Bellinger
3. Hoskins
4. Devers
5. Albies
6. Benintendi
7. Moncada
12. Margot
Is Devers ranked too low?!?!?!?!?