December 5, 200520 yr It's pretty much a done deal that he'll be moved. So since it's probably the last of the big trades, who is it you think the Marlins should target? What do we need most? I think we're fine on pitchers for now.... Red Sox & try to get C Kelly Shoppach? White Sox & try to get CF Brian Anderson? Yankees for 2B Robinson Cano? Cardinals? Cubs? Mariners? How much trade value does JP have? They could always package one of our newly acquired pitching prospects with JP for a little more trading power...
December 5, 200520 yr I want us to get Cano. Doubtful we'll get him, but that's who I want us to get.
December 5, 200520 yr I want us to get Cano. Doubtful we'll get him, but that's who I want us to get. I agree... Would like to see us go get him and have a 2nd baseman that has already played some MLB games at that position... Wouldnt be a bad double play combo would it??
December 5, 200520 yr I want Jeremy Reed. I think he is reachable and we could dump Villon there as well.
December 5, 200520 yr Author Don't know if there's any point in it, but apparently Todd Walker's available from the Cubs. Could be a stopgap at least until we find someone to play 2B down the road. He'll make $2.5 in '06 I believe... not a great glove but he can hit at least... :confused
December 5, 200520 yr Yankees: Cano Red Sox: Shoppach Nationals: Church or Casto Cubs: Pitcher and infielder (Unless they're willing to give Pie a year or two in the minors. I'm concerned if you rush him, you tell him that he has no flaws in his game and that he'd just end up like Corey Patterson)
December 5, 200520 yr An MLB ready Catcher or 2nd baseman.....whoever has the best value. We need to fill one of our holes. Aguila can start in CF if necessary.
December 5, 200520 yr Given that we could probably flip Andino to second or even let Wilson play there, I think Pierre has to either bring in his own replacement in center, or Pierre and one of the pitchers we've gotten needs to bring in an elite catching prospect. Honestly, I say hang on to him as long as possible, perhaps even to the deadline, and hope that he can either: 1) improve his trade value to where it was after '04 or 2) get the Cubs or Yankees so desperate (since one won't have Damon) that they over-pay. Plus, I really do like Pierre, so keeping him around wouldn't be so bad .
December 5, 200520 yr To the Cubs for Jerome Williams and a minor league pitcher... I know thats probably not the popular answer since its more pitchers but thats who I'd want.
December 5, 200520 yr To the Cubs for Jerome Williams and a minor league pitcher... I know thats probably not the popular answer since its more pitchers but thats who I'd want. That would fill our need for a starting pitcher (J Williams is a starter, right?), so I'd have no problems with it. If we can flip the minor league pitcher and another pitcher already in our system for a MLB ready second baseman or catcher then I would be happy.
December 5, 200520 yr Anyone ever consider that Willis should go to the FO and tell em not to trade his best buddy? That would be a great article if it happened. Pierre and D Train are inseparable. Maybe this is fate that he is last to go. Mayhaps some stadium deal suddenly evolves and Pierre gets to stay. *wishful thinking*
December 5, 200520 yr To the Cubs for Jerome Williams and a minor league pitcher... I know thats probably not the popular answer since its more pitchers but thats who I'd want. That would fill our need for a starting pitcher (J Williams is a starter, right?), so I'd have no problems with it. If we can flip the minor league pitcher and another pitcher already in our system for a MLB ready second baseman or catcher then I would be happy. Yep, I agree. Jerome Williams would definitely fill a void in our starting rotation... I watched him a few times last year on the Cubs and he's a good looking pitcher. I think the Cubs would part with him because they just gave Glendon Rusch starter money as their #5. ...then I'd like to try and move Villone to the Mariners for Torrealba since they've shown interest and they just signed that Japanese catcher. Hopefully after that, we could trade some pitching prospects to TB for Gathright (and Nick Green?).
December 5, 200520 yr I think Can? would be the best option. The Yanks aren't giving up Cano for Pierre. Only player we've traded who could have maybe pryed Cano away from the Yanks was Beckett and that would have been a a long shot.
December 5, 200520 yr I know what we should try to get in return for JP. At least 2 more South American minor league pitchers, ranked somewhere between 7-15 in an org. report by BA.
December 5, 200520 yr Cano would be a sweet pickup for JP, but I really doubt it will happen. Shoppach would be nice, and so would Brian Anderson. Both are good prospects who can play now. However, I'll pretty much take anybody who can hit at this point. If we trade him for more pitching, I swear I'm going to scream.
December 5, 200520 yr There is absolutely no way the Yankees are gonna give up Cano for JP. Cano is a stud and once he develops he'll one hell of a ball player. P.S. I like you sig FutureGM, I was at the game this past weekend. One of the best experiences of my life. Go Noles!
December 6, 200520 yr Is Miguel Olivo still the backup catcher for the Chi Sox. If so do you think we could get him. He does have power but I'm don't know anything about his defence.
December 6, 200520 yr Is Miguel Olivo still the backup catcher for the Chi Sox. If so do you think we could get him. He does have power but I'm don't know anything about his defence. He is with the Padres
December 6, 200520 yr Is Miguel Olivo still the backup catcher for the Chi Sox. If so do you think we could get him. He does have power but I'm don't know anything about his defence. He is with the Padres Ok so that means he's the starter now, thanks.
December 6, 200520 yr Washington is one of the many teams trying to get Juan.. The Nationals have been discussing Juan Pierre with the Marlins, though there doesn't appear to be a fit between the two teams. It's possible a third team could get involved in the talks. The Cubs remain the favorites for Pierre.
December 6, 200520 yr Washington is one of the many teams trying to get Juan.. The Nationals have been discussing Juan Pierre with the Marlins, though there doesn't appear to be a fit between the two teams. It's possible a third team could get involved in the talks. The Cubs remain the favorites for Pierre. Marlins get: Pie Cubs get: Wilkerson Nats get: Pierre
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