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Los Angeles Dodgers Updated:07/15/2004

The Los Angeles Daily News says that reliever Guillermo Mota is likely to be traded by the Dodgers before the deadline. GM Paul DePodesta acknowledged that several teams have made feelers for the pitcher who has the stuff to be a closer and is very affordable at $1.475 million despite having third-year arbitration rights after the season.

 

Wouldn't it be nice to get him.

they're contenders, so if they deal him, it would not be for prospects. they would want to turn him into a hitter, such as Beltran. since we are not trading any of our front-line talent, we have no chance.

To get him would cost no less than Penny or Pavano.

 

Too much for me.

 

Personally, I'd like to see us acquire Jose Mesa or (dream) Eddie Guardado.

may i suggest:

 

bump, phelps, perisho, cordero, castro, nunez, gracesqui for mota

thats an awful lot man...

 

 

 

like cordero and bump are quality and the rest...well, nunez...bah, i dont 'like' him, but i think he hasnt shown us his best.

may i suggest:

 

bump, phelps, perisho, cordero, castro, nunez, gracesqui for mota

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