Not sure it would be wise to trade Ozuna now. His value has likely dipped significantly with the atrocious year he has been having.

 

This is also a 24-year-old who is a year removed from being a 3.7 WAR player. I'd rather take the chance on him re-figuring it out than dumping him for some B or C-level prospects who might never even see the majors and probably won't even be as good as Ozuna if they do.

 

As far as Morse goes, I'm not sure how much we would be able to cash in on a 33-year-old who is OPSing .592. We would probably even have to eat a good portion of his contract in a deal. As others have said, it seems it would be best to hold on to him and hope he gets his head out of his ass next season.

 

I honestly feel we can get a nice return for Ozuna now, many clubs will grab him with that same train of thought.

 

 

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Prado would be a fantastic utility guy to have on the bench (yes, i want Dietrich to get as much playing time as possible, probably partly so I don't have to read 25 posts a day begging the fish to start him).  that said, i don't see the fish paying a bench guy that kind of salary. 

 

it'll be an interesting offseason for sure. 

 

 

When you have the chance to keep a 31 year old with absolutely no power and an under .700 OPS, you have to do it.  You only get rid of that for a top prospect of course.  Dietrich should definitely be on the block of course though.  Who the fuck is running our team.

 

 

They might be pulling a Rays move here, trying to make up for their loses in the pitching department. This market does command ALOT for hitters this year. You have a hitter, its gold, you have a pitcher? Prepare to give him away.

 

 

They might be pulling a Rays move here, trying to make up for their loses in the pitching department. This market does command ALOT for hitters this year. You have a hitter, its gold, you have a pitcher? Prepare to give him away.

 

Yes