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  1. Looks like I was right about us trying to trade Jesus and not trading Cabrera. Luzardo would free up some money and we will get 3 prospects: one good one and 2 mediocre ones. Thank you Jesus.
  2. What's the point of trading Cabrera low? The most we would get is a couple of replacement level prospects. Perhaps he gets it going before the trade deadline and we get a Rogers-like haul. If we trade anyone before opening day, it will be Luzardo IMHO. I can see us getting one decent and 2 mediocre guys back for him, and it frees up more salary. I'm with Slacker - sell high, not low.
  3. Wow. Big one. I can't figure out the reason behind the $52mm signing bonus though. I do want to point out that it's more than the Marlin's current active (26-man) payroll, which is less than $48mm projected right now. How can MLB choose to have this model?
  4. Well obviously I love Rich Waltz. But my second choice would be Kevin Barral.
  5. I'm not sure we have to protect Dax. Who is going to carry him for a full year on their MLB roster coming off TJS? We are the only team that would (Campbell, Pop). I could see a starter traded. Not sure which one, if any, this offseason. I would need a big haul and I'm not sure who would net one. The deadline would be a better time with Eury coming back around then. I could see us parting with Sandy, Brax, and/or Luzardo at that time. I agree that Stowers, Hill, Conine, and Brujan have little value, but so do most of the 70 players we marched out there. It's very hard to guess which ones they keep.
  6. He's about 4 years younger than the average AAA player, so he has time to figure it out, unlike Johnston (who is the definition of a quad-A guy). That being said, I wouldn't be surprised to see him in AAA until the trade deadline.
  7. Looks like I missed 3. Not too shabby
  8. Here's my guess at 15 CFs: Berti, Davis, Jazz, Myers, Brujan, Hampson, Hill, Edwards, Burdick, Gordon, DLC, Wall, Sanoja, Stowers, Pache.
  9. That interview with Brad was the coolest thing I've seen on here yet. I would pay extra for his top 30 prospect list!. Thanks for having content like this.
  10. Thanks for posting this. I feel like we have 3 2B in Norby, X, and Otto, and 4 DH/1B in Agustin, DLS, Bride, and Burger. I also hate the OF defense you have. We are a mess. Perhaps we sign vets on 1 year deals in CF and C and hope that Mesa, Sanoja, or Marsee are ready in CF by the trade deadline. We got Banfield and Mack at C in the queue. We also need to sign a closer.
  11. That's Papa Smurf, not Santa. You may be too young to know. LOL
  12. In his first season behind the plate, he’s thrown out 24 of 102 runners and allowed 15 passed balls, so he has some work to do to stick at C. He turned 24 last month (4.5 yrs older than Thomas White) and his power tool is mediocre for that age at A/A+, so my expectations are tempered. The hit tool is great though. If he improves his defense this winter, I could see him starting in AA next year. I would bet on him making the majors in a couple of years. I have not seen him play though.
  13. Well I actually think we can start winning next year. But we have work to do to get there. This is the kind of player who can help us win vs rushing Mesa up when he's not ready. Hill and Myers could just be late bloomers.
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