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Odds & Ends: Rangers, Greinke, Ordonez, Rays

By Ben Nicholson-Smith | November 19, 2010 at 3:20pm CDT

Links for Friday, exactly one year after the Cubs signed John Grabow and traded Aaron Heilman to Arizona…

  • Vladimir Guerrero is talking to the Rangers and three other AL teams, according to Jon Heyman of SI.com (on Twitter).
  • Heyman reports that Bengie Molina wants to play another year (Twitter link).
  • Phillies GM Ruben Amaro Jr. suggested that Raul Ibanez and Jayson Werth are comparable hitters, according to David Murphy of the Philadelphia Daily News. That's probably not the first comparison agent Scott Boras would make about Werth.
  • An AL executive explained to Sherman that he believes the Royals will trade Zack Greinke sooner rather than later for two reasons: the demand for ace-level starters is high and the Royals don’t want to see a personal or physical issue reduce Greinke’s value.
  • Boras tells Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports that Magglio Ordonez has finished rehabilitating his fractured right ankle and "returned to full workout routines"
  • Rays president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman tells Cork Gaines of Rays Index that he's likely to hold onto his starting pitching because it's so hard to come by.
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  1. Guest

    15 years ago

    The more I think about it, the more I really want the Rangers to just serve up the prospects for Grienke. Then either A, they’ll have an ace in the hole in case Lee leaves, or B, they get to have a rotation w/ Lee/Grienke/CJ Wilson/Colby Lewis next year. Both situations are nice to think about

    Martin Perez, Wilmer Font, Engel Beltre, Max Ramirez and Pedro Strop for Grienke. Get it done, JD

    Reply
    • RoyalBlue

      15 years ago

      Don’t seee it… I think the Royals are looking to get one or two top piching prospects and one or two top hitting prospects back for Greienke… Rangers just dont fit IMO…

      Reply
      • Dave_Gershman

        15 years ago

        You are absolutley right

        It should be Derek Holland/Martin Perez/Jurrickson Profar/Engel Beltre…That will get it done.

        Reply
        • Guest

          15 years ago

          I may be alone among Rangers fans in this regard, but I’m really uneasy about giving up Holland r/n. I really think the reason he hasn’t taken off yet has been b/c he was rushed last year by the team…big time. He looked like he had a much better feel for pitching this year when he was healthy, and I have a suspicion that he could have a breakout year next year if they made him the 5th starter. But that’s just my take…I seem to be in the minority on that one

          Profar I can deal w/ giving up…how about subbing Robbie Ross for Holland though? Or Tanner Scheppers?

          Reply
          • RoyalBlue

            15 years ago

            I look at it this way… The Rangers gave up their best prospect last year in Smoak… I dont care for the Rangers Farm System but that’s just me…

            Reply
            • junior ballbag

              15 years ago

              Then you must not know the system that well.

              Reply
          • RoyalBlue

            15 years ago

            I look at it this way… The Rangers gave up their best prospect last year in Smoak… I dont care for the Rangers Farm System but that’s just me…

            Reply
    • Dave_Gershman

      15 years ago

      Cubs make a good fit in my opinion…

      Brett Jackson/Chris Archer/Andrew Cashner/Hak-Ju Lee.

      Reply
      • RoyalBlue

        15 years ago

        I still want a third team involved… or for Grienke to give up his NTC so we can ship him to Boston…

        Reply
        • brian mcgahan

          15 years ago

          It would be very interesting if the Red Sox pulled off a deal for Upton centered around Buchholz and saved their prospects to make a deal for Greinke to replace Buchholz. The Red Sox won’t do it, but it would make an exciting offseason to say the least.

          Reply
        • brian mcgahan

          15 years ago

          It would be very interesting if the Red Sox pulled off a deal for Upton centered around Buchholz and saved their prospects to make a deal for Greinke to replace Buchholz. The Red Sox won’t do it, but it would make an exciting offseason to say the least.

          Reply
        • Dave_Gershman

          15 years ago

          Or NY. The Yanks could give us some awesome prospects. Montero/Betances/Joba/Adams

          Go Royals!

          Reply
        • Dave_Gershman

          15 years ago

          Or NY. The Yanks could give us some awesome prospects. Montero/Betances/Joba/Adams

          Go Royals!

          Reply
      • BlueCatuli

        15 years ago

        That’s a lot to give up for something that isn’t a pressing need, especially for a team that is in competitive and financial purgatory.

        Reply
  2. $1529282

    15 years ago

    Ibanez and Werth are comparable? In what sense? They both have a pulse and swing a piece of wood?

    Reply
    • Rick Garcia

      15 years ago

      An attempt at justifying not signing him I’m guessing.

      Reply
      • $1529282

        15 years ago

        Obviously. It’s just a ridiculous statement. Who does Amaro think he’s fooling?

        Reply
        • InLeylandWeTrust

          15 years ago

          Phillies fans

          Reply
        • vtadave

          15 years ago

          Probably the same people Boras is trying to fool by saying that Werth should get Holliday money.

          Reply
    • BaseballFanatic0707

      15 years ago

      Don’t forget that they are both male.

      Reply
      • gammaraze

        15 years ago

        what other piece of wood do you think he was talking about?

        Reply
    • nhsox

      15 years ago

      I know, right? Jayson Werth’s tools are much more comparable to Mickey Mantle

      Reply
      • junior ballbag

        15 years ago

        I have prayed for 5 hours that this comment was sarcastic.

        Reply
    • Scott

      15 years ago

      Just another reason why Amaro is a joke of a GM. I don’t care if you didn’t sign the guy and are trying to rationalize why. How about “there’s no way we could afford him without handcuffing the franchise for the next 4-5 years” instead of BS statements like that.

      Reply
      • fred

        15 years ago

        Did you ever think its not about signing Werth but unloading Raul?? When I read the article not just the headline this is clear that Amaro is just trying to get Raul trade value up. To call him a joke for one statement and him trying to do his job speaks volumes about you. This is the same GM who traded for Lee and Halladay, granted trading Lee was not that smart. At least he admitted his mistake and made up for it by trading for Oswalt. I guess GMs that are jokes trade for 3 legit aces, granted he has given some questionable contracts but GMs that are jokes are people Omar Minaya

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        • brian mcgahan

          15 years ago

          It isn’t hard to trade for aces when you are trading prospects another GM gave you.

          Reply
        • alxn

          15 years ago

          If it makes you feel any better, I think he is a joke for the multiple bad contracts he has given out, not this statement.

          Reply
      • darrelld

        15 years ago

        The comments about Werth and Ibanez are pretty ridiculous, but Amaro is no joke of a GM. Maybe he is a little bitter that Werth, arguably the Phills best position player, is leaving. Think Amaro’s a joke? Ill trade you for Ned Colletti any day!

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        • mozelpuffski

          15 years ago

          haha loveit!

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      • darrelld

        15 years ago

        The comments about Werth and Ibanez are pretty ridiculous, but Amaro is no joke of a GM. Maybe he is a little bitter that Werth, arguably the Phills best position player, is leaving. Think Amaro’s a joke? Ill trade you for Ned Colletti any day!

        Reply
    • Guest

      15 years ago

      well, I agree with you…
      but, if you compare the 2009 hitting stats (HR, RBI, AVG, OPS), and not SBs they are very similar…
      although Ibanez got a lot worse this year… and he’s not getting any better…

      and plus Werth is better at every other aspect of baseball, and always has been.

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      • MatthewRKeller

        15 years ago

        They are in no way comparable. At all. In the least bit.

        Werth: .921 OPS, Plus defender, good speed

        Ibanez: .793 OPS, Godawful defender, speed best described as “not”

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        • Guest

          15 years ago

          Seriously? Why are you commenting on my post?I said their 2009 (NOT THIS YEAR)… HITTING (not defensive, running, or anything else) numbers were comparable.Both I and Amaro were only comparing hitting for one thing… Not everything elseAnd I even said, only their 2009 numbers were comparable, not their current abilities/stats”although Ibanez got a lot worse this year… and he’s not getting any better… and plus Werth is better at every other aspect of baseball, and always has been. ”

          I could not have been more clear.

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      • MatthewRKeller

        15 years ago

        They are in no way comparable. At all. In the least bit.

        Werth: .921 OPS, Plus defender, good speed

        Ibanez: .793 OPS, Godawful defender, speed best described as “not”

        Reply
  3. Revive85

    15 years ago

    I just hope that when GMDM deals Zack that he will rape the farm.

    Reply
    • TheodoreRoosevelt

      15 years ago

      Why am I thinking of Deliverance?

      Reply
      • YODA777

        15 years ago

        Because Progressives always think like that. You cant help it, its the way you are wired.

        Reply
  4. mozelpuffski

    15 years ago

    AA – all i want for christmas is a zach grienke

    Reply
    • Smrtbusnisman04

      15 years ago

      Pirates fans ask that every single day before they go to bed.

      Reply
      • Ian_Smell

        15 years ago

        Then I guess I’m not a Pirate fan.

        Reply
  5. threeeds

    15 years ago

    Comparable in the sense that their numbers are very similar? Check out their 162 game average lines. Only a few points plus or minus off in almost every stat. Ibanez appears to be in decline though, so there’s that.

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    • $1529282

      15 years ago

      Factoring in data that includes Ibanez’s best years from half a decade ago and Werth’s time where he was bombarded with injuries early in his career doesn’t work.

      Werth posted an OBP 40 points higher this year and slugged 90 points higher. He’s light years beyond Ibanez at this point.

      Reply
    • brian mcgahan

      15 years ago

      So is Pedro Martinez comparable to Roy Halladay at this point?

      Reply
  6. deere5800

    15 years ago

    I’m pretty sure the demand for ace-level starters is always high

    Reply
  7. TheodoreRoosevelt

    15 years ago

    I wish Jeter would sign his new contract, if only to stop the tortured metaphors the writers are churning out.

    Reply
    • WiiCat

      15 years ago

      You’re not really one to talk, Mr. Carry a Big Stick.

      Reply
      • TheodoreRoosevelt

        15 years ago

        Read ‘The Naval War of 1812’ and tell me where the metaphors are.

        Reply
  8. Zack23

    15 years ago

    Bill Madden is just the other jokes in the media. They all want Yankees to give him 5years/100m, then in 3 years they’ll be killing the Yankees for not knowing when to say good-bye to players.

    Reply
  9. Tom

    15 years ago

    I say Greinke is gone by the trading deadline for sure, if not the start of the season.

    Glad to hear Magg’s is doing good…hope the Tiggy’s can get him to agree to a reasonable contract. There is still some pop left in that bat.

    Reply
  10. J. Marcakis

    15 years ago

    Amaro’s quote compares their RBI totals and extra base hits, which actually aren’t as far off as you would think. I think it’s obvious that he is either a) trying to build up Ibanez to increase trade value. b) deminish Werth’s value.

    I find it ridiculous to criticize him for a conversation he had, when you don’t know the thought process, or the inner workings of his agenda. Kind of extreme to write Amaro off as “a joke of a GM”. Sounds to me like someone just read the headline, and didn’t actually view the article which details his quotes

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    • $1529282

      15 years ago

      The fact that Amaro is using RBI to compare them is laughable in itself. This isn’t 1965.

      I also like that he made a blanket statement as ridiculous as “Obviously Werth had a better OBP and stuff…” but then followed that up by saying “their offensive production wasn’t that different” because Ibanez hit 37 doubles and 5 triples.

      Werth slugged almost ONE HUNDRED POINTS higher and got on base a full 4% more than Ibanez. Those numbers are enormous.

      Reply
      • brian mcgahan

        15 years ago

        Right…what kind of GM talks about RBI totals lol. I just hope he doesn’t actually believe this crap.

        Reply
    • Red_Line_9

      15 years ago

      I always find it a bit far fetched to think a major league GM can verbally increase a players worth with other organizations. All 29 other teams have major league scouts. They know what the players can and can’t do. Some GMs jut don’t ever learn when to talk to the media and when to just keep quiet.

      Reply
  11. Peter Spencer

    15 years ago

    Did someone up there just compare Werth to Mickey Mantle? So that’s why lawmakers are banning Four Loko!

    Reply
  12. Motor_City_Bombshell

    15 years ago

    Forgive me if this is a stupid question: but does the fact that Ordonez is actually healthy and partaking in full workouts affect what he gets on the open market?

    Reply
    • Yucavich

      15 years ago

      It might help him get 2 years instead of 1.

      I would guess somewhere in the range of 2 years at 8-10M/yr

      Reply
  13. Patricio

    15 years ago

    Ruben Amaro is the Dan Synder of baseball. Can Gillick please take his job back from bat boy already! Amaro loves handing out multi-year deals to aging players.

    Reply
    • nm344

      15 years ago

      Yeah I mean the Phils are a joke right? I mean we all know the Redskins have as much success as the Phillies.

      Reply
      • $1529282

        15 years ago

        Philadelphia is still riding the success of previous GMs. Amaro is quickly destroying it. He hasn’t been in control that long, but can you point to a positive signing he’s made? When Placido Polanco is the closest thing, you’re in trouble.

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        • myname_989

          15 years ago

          What has he done to destroy the team? And please, don’t give me the crap about the Ryan Howard contract, which was largely on the behalf of ownership as well. It’s hard to say that a team that drafts well while putting a championship caliber team on the field at the major league level is being “quickly destroyed.”

          Reply
          • nm344

            15 years ago

            Yeah the Phillies are the dregs on the NL now, dontchaknow.

            Reply
        • nm344

          15 years ago

          Roy Halladay trade+extend wasn’t positive? Picking up Valdez for nothing who was indispensable when Rollins went down? Contreras? Even Ibanez has earned his paycheck these last two years. The only miss is Baez, and if a middle reliever is your biggest mistake you arent doing too bad.

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          • $1529282

            15 years ago

            That the Halladay trade resulted in moving Cliff Lee for nothing is a negative. Two year deals for Brian Schneider, Greg Dobbs, Danys Baez? Joe Blanton’s $24M extension? Going three years on a 34-year-old second baseman and asking him to switch to third? It’s worked out for one year, but so did the Ibanez contract, which was also dreadful. Contreras’ contract is another unnecessary risk, and yes, the Howard contract is probably now the worst contract in baseball.

            The Phillies are fine in 2010, but they’re also old and full of probably immovable contracts. Look around the diamond. Aside from right field, who’s younger than 30? Victorino for another two weeks?

            Just because the franchise hasn’t collapsed yet doesn’t mean the warning signs aren’t there. Amaro loves to give out multiple years, and he loves his aging veterans. That’s a bad combo for any team.

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        • John Anthony

          15 years ago

          He’s traded for Roy Halladay, Roy Oswalt, Cliff Lee, signed Polanco… Ibanez’s second half helped put the Phillies in first, Contreras was dominant for us… etc.

          Reply
  14. Danny Gambill

    15 years ago

    The Yankees should simply replace Derek Jeter with a statue of Derek Jeter. They’d get the same personality, and defensive performance.

    Reply
    • $1529282

      15 years ago

      The statue wouldn’t have Derek’s INTANGIBLES. Come on. You should know better.

      Reply
      • Danny Gambill

        15 years ago

        By intangibles do you mean herpes? Because yes you would be correct, it would be impossible for Derek Jeter to give his herpes to a statue.

        Reply
    • moonraker45

      15 years ago

      and you can put an actual gold glove on the statue. brilliant. i love it

      Reply
  15. myname_989

    15 years ago

    When I first read that article from David Murphy, I thought Ruben Amaro was an idiot, and I still do. However, his comments aren’t as ridiculous as people are making them. If you read the article, he does elaborate and say that he knows that Werth’s numbers (OBP, etc.) are better, but if you look at some of their numbers with runners in scoring position, Ibanez was at least as productive, if not more productive, than Werth.

    Ibanez: .301 AVG / .405 OBP / .507 SLG / 9.12 OPS; 45 H (14 2B, 2 3B, 4 HR) 30 BB, 30 SO, and 64 RBI

    Werth: .186 AVG / .353 OBP / .314 SLG / .667 OPS; 26 H (6 2B, 0 3B, 4 HR) 38 BB, 42 SO, and 51 RBI

    It’s easy to concede to the fact that, overall, Jayson Werth is the superior hitter, but with runners in scoring position, Raul Ibanez was far more productive than Werth. Amaro’s comments could be seen in a couple of different ways (easing Werth’s departure, trying to build Ibanez’s value, expressing confidence in Ibanez), but I don’t think they’re that far off.

    If people would read the actual article instead of just taking the sound bite that the headline gives, they’d know what they were talking about, or what the article even said. Both players had major holes in their offensive games in 2010.

    Reply
  16. myname_989

    15 years ago

    I’d imagine Mark Cuban and Co. are the favorite to buy the Astros.

    Reply
    • AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs

      15 years ago

      The Rangers, the cubs and everybody else. I don’t think the man is cut out to run an MLB team.

      Reply
      • myname_989

        15 years ago

        Same here, but you figure he’s gonna get one eventually. Lmao

        Reply
      • myname_989

        15 years ago

        Same here, but you figure he’s gonna get one eventually. Lmao

        Reply
      • gammaraze

        15 years ago

        Mark Cuban wasn’t successful at purchasing the Texas Rangers because he didn’t have enough liquidity in his finances. Mark Cuban was NEVER the favorite to buy the Rangers anyways, just the dark horse. And when he tried to buy the Cubs, he was rejected by the “Good Ol’ Boys” clause. Next time around, however, might be a bit different.

        Reply
  17. myname_989

    15 years ago

    I’d imagine Mark Cuban and Co. are the favorite to buy the Astros.

    Reply
  18. nostocksjustbonds

    15 years ago

    Greinke for Upton!

    Reply
    • AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs

      15 years ago

      The Royals are filled with guys at the corner positions though. How great is Upton down the middle?

      Reply
  19. derekbellstutu

    15 years ago

    Sounds like Friedman is driving up the price for his extra starters by saying they’re not available. Smart move.

    Reply
    • heavyhitter

      15 years ago

      I hope you’re right. The talk of sending Hellickson back to triple-A nauseates me. That could end up costing the kid around ten million dollars by pushing back his arbitration and free agency clock and depriving him of a MLB salary for a year. If I’m Hellickson, I would do anything to get myself traded if they are going to treat him like that.

      Reply
      • derekbellstutu

        15 years ago

        The Pirates need starting pitching and, assuming Rafael Soriano signs elsewhere, the Rays need a closer. I could see the Pirates offering Joel Hanrahan to the Rays for a starting pitcher. Also, the Bucs could use a competent SS and I think the Rays would rather part with Jason Bartlett than pay him $4M+ next season. If the Pirates add one or two more players to the mix, there could be a deal.

        Reply
  20. $3081341

    15 years ago

    Just trade Ibanez, eat the remaining salary, sign Werth, insert Brown into RF & move Werth over to LF. Its that simple.

    Reply

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