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Realmuto traded to Phillies

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Twitter keeps Pushing old tweets with “new team enters realmuto discussion” in them.  For days.  In my mind half the league wants him now. 

 

 

hell no without amed

 

The Marlins will be very lucky to get a SS prospect the calibre of Gimenez through all of this trade shenanigans. He's probably the Marlins # 1 prospect depending on where they slot VVM.

 

But we shall wait and see. Nimmo and Gimenez with some extra guys, especially someone who can profile as at least a cheap longterm backup catcher, would be pretty good for 2 Realmuto years.

 

 

The Marlins will be very lucky to get a SS prospect the calibre of Gimenez through all of this trade shenanigans. He's probably the Marlins # 1 prospect depending on where they slot VVM.

 

But we shall wait and see. Nimmo and Gimenez with some extra guys, especially someone who can profile as at least a cheap longterm backup catcher, would be pretty good for 2 Realmuto years.

 

what's the appeal of Gimenez? he's got speed with a good arm not much else

 

 

I obvs know his appeal, but to a team like the marlins with no real apparent power prospect do we really need another speedy def first IFer?

 

Isan Diaz, Monte Harrison, both real upside power guys. Giminez is also 20 years old. In double A, The hope is I'm sure he could still develop power.

 

 

I'd approach the Angels about including Mike Trout in a deal for Realmuto.

 

Possibly include Strailey, Castro and Rojas since the Angels like making stupid deals.

 

 

Isan Diaz, Monte Harrison, both real upside power guys. Giminez is also 20 years old. In double A, The hope is I'm sure he could still develop power.

 

Monte and Isan are both raw power guys and neither has translated that to pro ball at all. I'm not anti Giminez - I'm anti giminez for the fish

 

 

Monte and Isan are both raw power guys and neither has translated that to pro ball at all. I'm not anti Giminez - I'm anti giminez for the fish

 

Value is value. If they can get a guy who can get to a 3 WAR at SS with the glove, positive base running, plus speed, and a lot of slap hits, that's great. Especially at club controlled prices for 6+ seasons. Gimenez plays the most impactful defensive position on the field too, so if you're going to forsake power somewhere, this is it. Elvis Andrus has basically averaged a 3 WAR for the last 9 years and that is fantastic.

 

Marlins have power guys - Brinson, Monte, Diaz - and Anderson will hit a few. Notably missing is a longterm C and 1B who can both bash. 

 

If these guys pan out, they'll have the dingers.

 

 

Value is value. If they can get a guy who can get to a 3 WAR at SS with the glove, positive base running, plus speed, and a lot of slap hits, that's great. Especially at club controlled prices for 6+ seasons. Gimenez plays the most impactful defensive position on the field too, so if you're going to forsake power somewhere, this is it. Elvis Andrus has basically averaged a 3 WAR for the last 9 years and that is fantastic.

 

Marlins have power guys - Brinson, Monte, Diaz - and Anderson will hit a few. Notably missing is a longterm C and 1B who can both bash. 

 

If these guys pan out, they'll have the dingers.

 

Brinson ?

 

 

Some people haven't given up on him yet including me. 

 

.257 BABIP

 

Always was believed to be a plus defender. Maybe hitting .160 for 2+ months carried into the field. I say "duh" to this.

 

Hit .267/.301/.547 in June and then got hurt and derailed the small sample size progress. His AB did look "a little" better in Aug/Sep even if he was still terrible.

 

Always walked enough in the minors.

 

I'm not saying he's going to work out, or the Yelich trade wasn't idiotic (no offense to the Mil guys, compliment to Yelich) but a BABIP correction to .300 gets him to .230-.240ish (and he isn't a slowpoke so it should tick up a little higher as he should out perform), and from there, even a slight tick up in walks, defense, and base running prowess is turning him into a 2+ WAR starter. 

 

This is nothing to do backflips about, but his upside is so huge he could become a normal, average, boring, frustrating, not as good as BJ Upton, type of starter really quick with even incremental improvement. I am cautiously optimistic he will be, at minimum, an infuriatingly solid starter, until you look at his salary and shrug and say that's OK for what he's costing. 

 

 

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