November 16, 201015 yr Came to this site, got some serious lag, figured there was some big news. Goddamn, I mean god ****ing damn. How do you trade one of the best offensive second basemen in the league for crap? Are you telling me Omar Infante and Michael ****ing Dunn are the best we could get for him? What the hell is going on here, are they that stupid and impatient? Whatever, let me prepare myself for another year of damn irrelevance. Going to be interesting to hear Sampson on the LeBatard show tomorrow.
November 16, 201015 yr To be honest, we have may just sold high on Dan Uggla. The return is not ideal, but it probably wasn't in this team's best interest to give a 30-year old a five-year contract. Uggla brings power from a position where it is a luxury, so losing his home run ability is not earth shattering to this teams offense.
November 16, 201015 yr Just got home from work with a 12-pack of Shiner Bock. After reading this, I think I'm going to go exchange it for a bottle of whiskey.
November 16, 201015 yr To be honest, we have may just sold high on Dan Uggla. The return is not ideal, but it probably wasn't in this team's best interest to give a 30-year old a five-year contract. Uggla brings power from a position where it is a luxury, so losing his home run ability is not earth shattering to this teams offense. SOLD HIGH? THE GUY HAS HIT 30+ FOR FOUR YEARS STRAIGHT! AND IF IT'S A LUXURY, WHY SETTLE ON TRADING HIM FOR ABSOLUTE sh*t?! :banghead :banghead :banghead
November 16, 201015 yr Better than having him for one more season and then seeing him walk in free agency. Infante isn't that bad, and Dunn could turn out to be a solid pick-up. I still don't like the deal, but there were possible scenarios that could have been much worse than this.
November 16, 201015 yr i like the marlins. i like dan uggla. i like dan uggla on the marlins. elsewhere, whatever. go win a championship. i don't care who's on the team.
November 16, 201015 yr Not important, but here is a twitter post from Stanton dang.....are the marlins making moves or what. Everytime i see a @mlbtraderumors tweet im getting nervous. Gonna miss my boys CAM and UGGs http://twitter.com/mikestanton27
November 16, 201015 yr Stupid move. If you're going to trade him, at least send him to someone outside the division.
November 16, 201015 yr i actually f***ing hate this team i cannot believe this.....FOR WHAT FOR f***ING WHAT DID WE GET f***ING NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS THE FINAL STRAW I CANT TAKE THIS sh*t ANYMORE!!! OK Admin beinfest you fat f***.....he trades not only in our division but for a utility infielder....im in a library now so im holding in smashing something. ok so mccann, heyward, uggla, jones, prado, gonzalez, and whoever else they have are just gonna kill us again next year and looks like we have more blown saves coming our way and uggla is really going to shove this up our ass. I hope you follow through and stop posting here.
November 16, 201015 yr To be honest, we have may just sold high on Dan Uggla. The return is not ideal, but it probably wasn't in this team's best interest to give a 30-year old a five-year contract. Uggla brings power from a position where it is a luxury, so losing his home run ability is not earth shattering to this teams offense. How is trading within the division for a mediocre utility guy and a crappy reliever selling high? I'm fine with not giving him a 5 year deal and moving him, but there is no way in hell this is the most we are able to get for a second basemen who will give you 30/100 and if it was then sign him for arbi and hold him until the deadline and try again there.
November 16, 201015 yr i actually f***ing hate this team i cannot believe this.....FOR WHAT FOR f***ING WHAT DID WE GET f***ING NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS THE FINAL STRAW I CANT TAKE THIS sh*t ANYMORE!!! OK Admin beinfest you fat f***.....he trades not only in our division but for a utility infielder....im in a library now so im holding in smashing something. ok so mccann, heyward, uggla, jones, prado, gonzalez, and whoever else they have are just gonna kill us again next year and looks like we have more blown saves coming our way and uggla is really going to shove this up our ass. I hope you follow through and stop posting here.
November 16, 201015 yr To be honest, we have may just sold high on Dan Uggla. The return is not ideal, but it probably wasn't in this team's best interest to give a 30-year old a five-year contract. Uggla brings power from a position where it is a luxury, so losing his home run ability is not earth shattering to this teams offense. How is trading within the division for a mediocre utility guy and a crappy reliever selling high? I'm fine with not giving him a 5 year deal and moving him, but there is no way in hell this is the most we are able to get for a second basemen who will give you 30/100 and if it was then sign him for arbi and hold him until the deadline and try again there.
November 16, 201015 yr To be honest, we have may just sold high on Dan Uggla. The return is not ideal, but it probably wasn't in this team's best interest to give a 30-year old a five-year contract. Uggla brings power from a position where it is a luxury, so losing his home run ability is not earth shattering to this teams offense. SOLD HIGH? THE GUY HAS HIT 30+ FOR FOUR YEARS STRAIGHT! AND IF IT'S A LUXURY, WHY SETTLE ON TRADING HIM FOR ABSOLUTE sh*t?! :banghead :banghead :banghead Remember that a year ago, Beinfest & Co. tried HARD to unload Uggla at the winter meetings, but there were no offers even worth considering. What makes anyone think that another team would make a "blown away" this time around? Honestly, Dan Uggla is not worth 4/$48 mil. Outside of his power, his career numbers have not been above average.
November 16, 201015 yr Not important, but here is a twitter post from Stanton dang.....are the marlins making moves or what. Everytime i see a @mlbtraderumors tweet im getting nervous. Gonna miss my boys CAM and UGGs http://twitter.com/mikestanton27 Bryan Peterson doesn't seem too amused either.
November 16, 201015 yr i actually f***ing hate this team i cannot believe this.....FOR WHAT FOR f***ING WHAT DID WE GET f***ING NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS THE FINAL STRAW I CANT TAKE THIS sh*t ANYMORE!!! OK Admin beinfest you fat f***.....he trades not only in our division but for a utility infielder....im in a library now so im holding in smashing something. ok so mccann, heyward, uggla, jones, prado, gonzalez, and whoever else they have are just gonna kill us again next year and looks like we have more blown saves coming our way and uggla is really going to shove this up our ass. I hope you follow through and stop posting here. you know i cant do that
November 16, 201015 yr I know that the Jays had to have made an offer for Uggla. It had to be better than this one...
November 16, 201015 yr Mike Dunn was originally drafted as an OF and didn't start pitching until 2006. His minor league numbers have improved each year. High strike out guy, gets hit a bit, walks some hitters, with a pretty minor league ERA.
November 16, 201015 yr To be honest, we have may just sold high on Dan Uggla. The return is not ideal, but it probably wasn't in this team's best interest to give a 30-year old a five-year contract. Uggla brings power from a position where it is a luxury, so losing his home run ability is not earth shattering to this teams offense. SOLD HIGH? THE GUY HAS HIT 30+ FOR FOUR YEARS STRAIGHT! AND IF IT'S A LUXURY, WHY SETTLE ON TRADING HIM FOR ABSOLUTE sh*t?! :banghead :banghead :banghead Remember that a year ago, Beinfest & Co. tried HARD to unload Uggla at the winter meetings, but there were no offers even worth considering. What makes anyone think that another team would make a "blown away" this time around? Honestly, Dan Uggla is not worth 4/$48 mil. Outside of his power, his career numbers have not been above average. There HAD to be something better than this. And if there wasn't, you give him arbi and try to unload him again to a contender at the break. This is just not excusable.
November 16, 201015 yr Sources: #Marlins repeatedly increased offers during negotiations w/Uggla, but he never backed down from initial demand of 5yr/$71 million
November 16, 201015 yr To be honest, we have may just sold high on Dan Uggla. The return is not ideal, but it probably wasn't in this team's best interest to give a 30-year old a five-year contract. Uggla brings power from a position where it is a luxury, so losing his home run ability is not earth shattering to this teams offense. Except that the Marlins currently have no power from positions that should.
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