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Marlins send Rea back to Padres

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Should've tried to null the whole deal because the pieces traded aren't fungible. Could've gotten a free start from Cashner

 

Honestly I totally agree with you there.

 

 

What a joke of a team. Should have asked for Capps back.

 

I mean, I'm pretty sure they would have preferred to have Capps back, but it doesn't work that way.

 

 

Should've tried to null the whole deal because the pieces traded aren't fungible. Could've gotten a free start from Cashner

 

And then what??  Have TWO HOLES TO FILL???????????????  Like that's going to help.

 

 

I mean, I'm pretty sure they would have preferred to have Capps back, but it doesn't work that way.

 

Still wouldn't have filled in the starting pitcher hole we have right now.  Unless the plans are to just let this opportunity slip by this year with the Marlins having a wildcard spot at this point.

 

 

I'm sweating. 

 

And it ain't the South Florida heat.  HEY GUYS, what about we take Nova AND ARod with Yankees picking up ARod's contract?  Can use ARod sparingly and sit on the bench with Ichiro.  Wouldn't that be a duo?????? 

 

 

And then what??  Have TWO HOLES TO FILL???????????????  Like that's going to help.

 

This conversation just turned real sexy! Tell me more!

 

 

Or they just improved their trade and only need to wait for Rea to recover from surgery. 

 

basically. the padres somehow just made this trade even worse for the marlins. what a joke

 

 

There has to be contractual/legal things involved in this because if not I can't see how the Padres wouldn't just say "sorry too bad, no returns." Pretty interesting.

 

 

You have to be kidding me right? We basically traded Capps Naylor etc for a half season of Cashner? WTF

You guys are now being too literal with this. Yes it's even worse of a trade now but looking at how everything went down I'm glad we were able to get some compensation for what happened to Rea.

This is horrible.  Rea back for Castillo??

 

so the deal winds up being a half-year rental of a below average back end starter for Naylor, Cosart and Carter Capps?  That's absurd. And indefensible.  If you still think that this is a decent trade, you need to have your head examined.  

 

 

So the Padres insist Rea was healthy Friday and that the Marlins did see his medical records and that they were clean... but they said they did the trade back because it was "in the best interests of everyone involved", which sounds kinda fishy... but the Padres mlb.com reporter says the Padres never wanted to trade Rea because of his five years of club control so he implies they did the trade back to get back the guy they never wanted to trade to begin with. So, while the Marlins have reason to want compensation for Rea's immediate injury, it sounds like the Padres did this to absolutely win the overall trade. They dump Cashner for a huge return and don't even have to lose the one guy they didn't wanna trade to begin with. It's like they spent big bucks to get something and then immediately get a rebate! Hey Mike Hill...fuck off.

 

 

So the Padres insist Rea was healthy Friday and that the Marlins did see his medical records and that they were clean... but they said they did the trade back because it was "in the best interests of everyone involved", which sounds kinda fishy... but the Padres mlb.com reporter says the Padres never wanted to trade Rea because of his five years of club control so he implies they did the trade back to get back the guy they never wanted to trade to begin with. So, while the Marlins have reason to want compensation for Rea's immediate injury, it sounds like the Padres did this to absolutely win the overall trade. They dump Cashner for a huge return and don't even have to lose the one guy they didn't wanna trade to begin with. It's like they spent big bucks to get something and then immediately get a rebate! Hey Mike Hill...fuck off.

 

Well said. amazingly the marlins FO made this trade even worse 3 days later. Bravo Hill & Co.

 

 

So the Padres insist Rea was healthy Friday and that the Marlins did see his medical records and that they were clean... but they said they did the trade back because it was "in the best interests of everyone involved", which sounds kinda fishy... but the Padres mlb.com reporter says the Padres never wanted to trade Rea because of his five years of club control so he implies they did the trade back to get back the guy they never wanted to trade to begin with. So, while the Marlins have reason to want compensation for Rea's immediate injury, it sounds like the Padres did this to absolutely win the overall trade. They dump Cashner for a huge return and don't even have to lose the one guy they didn't wanna trade to begin with. It's like they spent big bucks to get something and then immediately get a rebate! Hey Mike Hill...fuck off.

 

According to Sports Illustrated article Castillo is a more highly rated player than Naylor for what it's worth.  And if Rea was something the Padres REALLY didn't want to trade, WHY DID THEY?  Maybe 5 years of control, BUT if this is TJ then they lose about 1.5 years of it now.  And not for certain why Rea will be after he comes back.

 

 

According to Sports Illustrated article Castillo is a more highly rated player than Naylor for what it's worth.  And if Rea was something the Padres REALLY didn't want to trade, WHY DID THEY?  Maybe 5 years of control, BUT if this is TJ then they lose about 1.5 years of it now.  And not for certain why Rea will be after he comes back.

 

The Padres traded Rea because we blew them away with a ridiculous return and they couldn't say "no."  

 

And then, once Rea got hurt, all they had to do was wait for the Marlins FO to overreact and again show its stupidity. 

 

Unbelievable. 

 

 

It would have been funny if Rea wasn't well liked in SD and his teammates spoke shit about him on Saturday and then he gets traded back today... I dunno, amusing myself for shits and giggles.

 

 

Based on where we are at this point in time, it is better than it could have been.  Naylor, Cosart and Capps were gone the other day and they still are gone.  So we are no worse off for the rental of Cashner.  But now, at least we did not lose a top prospect whose upside in just a few years may be much better than Rea, who is likely lost until 2018 with no assurance of what he will be.  We are playing for now, and next year.  Castillo in 2018 and in the future may well be better than Rea.  And of course the Padres will now say they never wanted to trade Rea.

 

 

Source?  Every single publication I've seen has Naylor rated higher than Castillo.

 

those are all pre 2016 publications. i'd imagine castillo will be ahead of naylor on the 2017 prospect lists (Castillo still aint top 100 by a mile tho)

 

 

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