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Report: Marlins Strategy To Acquire Pitching Could Involve Trading Gordon, Ozuna

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If the Indians win the WS are they really going to be motivated to immediately trade away one of those players for an outfielder? They have at least some outfielders of note who are young.

 

The Marlins are probably 4-5 years from actual contention. Losing the best RHP in the NL is not something you come back from easily. They have no farm to use to trade for a pitcher, since whatever they did have got sent to SD for a guy who didn't perform here and who won't be returning.

 

Their two real options are either trading existing MLB talent or spending money. Even if they want to spend this FA class is not very good and they need pitching above anything else. So the only realistic way to get a half-decent pitcher is via trade, which gets extremely expensive.

 

 

The Marlins are probably 4-5 years from actual contention. 

 

that's pretty generous. I see absolutely no timeframe with this farm, this FOs thinking and baseball acumen, and the current players that hints they have any shot of contention for the next decade without drastic drastic changes

 

 

that's pretty generous. I see absolutely no timeframe with this farm, this FOs thinking and baseball, and the current players that hints they have any shot of contention for the next decade without drastic drastic changes

 

If only we had Paddack.

 

 

that's pretty generous. I see absolutely no timeframe with this farm, this FOs thinking and baseball acumen, and the current players that hints they have any shot of contention for the next decade without drastic drastic changes

 

Then what's the point of overpaying for Hill or Hellickson? I don't think that they should trade Stanton, but I think that all of the moves they make should be more about preparing for 4 years down the road than trying to compete in 2017.

 

 

Then what's the point of overpaying for Hill or Hellickson? I don't think that they should trade Stanton, but I think that all of the moves they make should be more about preparing for 4 years down the road than trying to compete in 2017.

 

this is a 90+ loss team as it stands is why from the FOs standpoint but yeah idk and I agree (tear it all down)

 

 

I don't think that they should have an outright firesale, but they should be making moves opposite to what they did last year. IE selling relievers instead of overpaying for bad ones.

 

Ramos needs to be unloaded at the break for prospects.

 

 

Can't so anything that will decimate attendance for asg season.

 

exactly they have to make the appearance of doing something when in reality are doing nothing to address the larger issue (see the cashner trade although that will turn out to be pretty hilarious when padres trade Capps for a top 10 prospect and more next year)

 

 

Such depressing talk.

 

If you all are thinking this team is not in a position to compete for five or more years, fuckin crazy talk, then unloading Stanton, throwing in the towel on any hope of keeping and expanding fan interest in this team and making sure attendance craters even more will kill this franchise.

 

 

Those San Diego trades look really really bad right now.

 

so so bad. They've always looked bad (and everyone except mike hill expected the rise of this elite RP thing) but in context of where this team is and what it needs i don't understand how Hill has a job after that trade

 

 

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If the Indians win the WS are they really going to be motivated to immediately trade away one of those players for an outfielder? They have at least some outfielders of note who are young.

 

Definitely a fair question. Most teams who win the World Series keep mostly the same team. 

 

The Indians also have three outfielders who are capable hitters and fielders. Chisenhall, Guyer, and Naquin. Coco Crisp and Rajai Davis should not be major league starters for a good team. The Indians actually are able to let Crisp and Davis leave and save $18 million on the payroll.

 

A closer look has me seeing that it isn't as perfect of a fit as I had assumed. The Indians pitching depth isn't as strong as I thought and they have outfielders.

 

However, the entire Indians outfield (Crisp/Davis/Chisenhall/Guyer/Naquin) combined to produce around a 5 WAR season for the Indians. While only a 2.5 WAR player this season, at his peak Ozuna was worth 4.5 wins on his own (2014). A repeat 2016 season for Ozuna is worth half of the Indians current outfield, and a peak Ozuna is basically worth their entire offense. I think on the basis of value it isn't hard to see Ozuna as improving in the AL and becoming a star with the Indians.

 

 

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What's that like?

 

I didn't stumble into the Tampa Bay Rays forum by accident again did I?

 

 

I didn't stumble into the Tampa Bay Rays forum by accident again did I?

His joke wasn't about winning the world series it was about keeping a championship team together
His joke wasn't about winning the world series it was about keeping a championship team together

 

you mean like the marlins did in 2004? Jesus Admin is so anti Loria/marlins come on have some balance

 

 

you mean like the marlins did in 2004? Jesus Admin is so anti Loria/marlins come on have some balance

It was a joke bro. It doesn't have to be accurate if it feeds on a stereotype or a misconception. Just like when I make fat jokes about Bour even though he's lost considerable weight. Just like when you act like Paddack would be a hall of famer even though he ain't shit.
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These days have some rumors about the Cards interested in the Ozuna,Wacha or Garcia ?

 

Wacha would be very interesting. Garcia is terrible and would be a terrible acquisition for ozuna so it's probably him

 

 

Mlb.com has a "Black Friday" piece suggesting deals on the trade market and offers the idea of Ozuna for both Wacha and Garcia... Thoughts?

 

 

Mlb.com has a "Black Friday" piece suggesting deals on the trade market and offers the idea of Ozuna for both Wacha and Garcia... Thoughts?

For both? Alright, pull the trigger.

Also sign a CF first.

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