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Red Sox Pursued Jose Bautista Trade

By Mark Polishuk | January 25, 2011 at 5:54pm CDT

The Red Sox "made multiple offers" for Jose Bautista during the Winter Meetings, reports Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com.  Boston "never got the sense that the Blue Jays were serious about a deal" and Rosenthal reports that several other clubs inquired about Bautista's availability as well.

One would think that the Sox would've had to pay a premium to extract Bautista from their division rivals, but needless to say, that trade would have completely altered the shape of the offseason.  Let's play alternate reality for a moment and explore how a Bautista deal would have affected Boston's two biggest winter moves…

  • The Adrian Gonzalez trade.  Rosenthal notes that the Red Sox were specifically looking for an outfielder (Carlos Beltran and Magglio Ordonez were also options), so a Bautista deal would've kept Kevin Youkilis at third base and left Boston looking for a big bat at first.  It's hard to see Theo Epstein, however, cleaning out his farm system for the sake of two trades, when Boston has the finances to simply sign a big-name free agent.  It's also possible the Jays would've wanted some of the prospects that the Sox sent to the Padres for Gonzalez.  That said, the Red Sox had been interested in Gonzalez for so long that they surely put him at a higher level of importance than acquiring Bautista.
  • The Carl Crawford signing.  Bautista's presence would've made Carl Crawford's signing unnecessary, unless the Red Sox were prepared to move J.D. Drew or just keep a $14MM player in a bench role.  If Crawford doesn't land in Boston, that has a domino effect on several other teams; for instance, if Crawford instead had signed with the Angels, then the club wouldn't have hade a need for Vernon Wells.
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  1. Ben Chapman

    14 years ago

    The Angels didn’t have a need for Vernon Wells when they traded for Vernon Wells…

    Reply
    • Ari Collins

      14 years ago

      Came to the comments to say the exact same thing.

      Reply
    • John W

      14 years ago

      Using that logic, the Red Sox didn’t have a need for Adrian Gonzalez, Carl Crawford, or Jose Bautista either.

      Reply
  2. fitz

    14 years ago

    Interesting but I think all Red Sox fans are much happier the way the off season has really panned out.

    Reply
    • WisBrave

      14 years ago

      Yeah, can’t blame them for being happy about it, a lot of other teams would have been happy with a similar out come as well.

      Reply
    • Betting Forum

      14 years ago

      Yes, I agree. Assuming that Gonzalez signs the extension with Boston, it’s a very good deal. After seeing how they pillaged the Angels over Wells, Bautista certainly wouldn’t have come cheap.

      Reply
  3. johnny

    14 years ago

    JBau as a member of the Sox would hit 50HRS at fenway lol That would be sweet!!!!!

    Reply
    • mhunke

      14 years ago

      You realize he hits every HR to left field right? Fenway would turn him into a doubles hitter.

      Reply
      • lefty177

        14 years ago

        did you see how high he hit some of them though? They’d go over the Monster, IMO.

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        • mhunke

          14 years ago

          Sure, a lot of them would. But you can’t say ALL of them would..

          Reply
      • Derek Lubkiwski

        14 years ago

        he would launch them over that wall. Did you see some of those bombs he hit at fenway last season.

        Reply
    • sergio

      14 years ago

      as opposed to the 50 he just hit?

      Reply
      • Kyle M (Sox Feed)

        14 years ago

        To be fair, he specified AT Fenway. 50 HRs in 81 games would certainly be impressive.

        Reply
        • sergio

          14 years ago

          oh yeah

          Reply
    • Dbeard

      14 years ago

      Well, u could easily say the same thing as gonzo…

      Reply
  4. James Hallow

    14 years ago

    Glad the red sox didnt get bautista… he is gonna be a 1 year wonder like Chris Johnson

    Reply
    • sergio

      14 years ago

      CHRIS WHO?

      Reply
      • James Hallow

        14 years ago

        exactly

        Reply
    • Dave_Gershman

      14 years ago

      Chris Johnson was a one month wonder…And his “blasts” occured at Minute Maid Park…In other words, Minute Maid is concentrated.

      Reply
      • rzepczynski

        14 years ago

        chris johnson is a running back for the titans who ran for 2000 yards last year I guess your only a baseball fan lol

        Reply
        • Dave_Gershman

          14 years ago

          I am only a Baseball fan.

          Reply
          • rzepczynski

            14 years ago

            apparently if someone says chris johnson (number one fantasy pick this year in most drafts for NFL) and you think of a guy with less than 400 at bats who plays for the astros lmao

            Reply
            • fitz

              14 years ago

              I follow football a good bit but the baseball player is still the first player to come to mind given that this is MLBTR. 🙂

              Reply
          • HerbertAnchovy

            14 years ago

            Me as well. Does any other sport really matter?

            Reply
        • James Hallow

          14 years ago

          yea im only a baseball fan 2000 last year that was his only good year I guess your not a smart kid because a 1 year wonder is someone who has 1 good year nuff said

          Reply
          • jwsox

            14 years ago

            3 years in the league 4600 yards rushing yep a 1 year wonder…you dont know anything about football….just because he was not on espn every sunday does not make him a 1 year wonder “nuff said”

            Reply
        • Cubbie

          14 years ago

          Nuff Chris johnson(the running back) talk this is a baseball app though it would be coolif it was football too and don’t forget basketball

          Reply
    • Mick_In_Ithaca

      14 years ago

      Well, I guess, unlike you, the Red Sox front office doesn’t think so. Nor do most people who’ve actually seen him play.

      Reply
    • MaineSox

      14 years ago

      Regardless of whether or not he is a one year wonder I am happier with Crawford than Bautista, so I’m glad it didn’t happen.

      That’s assuming that while not a one year wonder he also isn’t a 50 HR per year hitter, more like 30ish. If I thought he was a 50 per year hitter I could change my mind.

      Reply
    • jwsox

      14 years ago

      you clearly know nothing about football…chris johnson is not a one year wonder…his rookie year 08 he ran for 1200 yrds at 4.9 per carry(AWESOME!) 9 TDs along with 206 receiving yeards for 1 touch and only coughed the ball up once his rookie year…yes 09 was his best year so far(in a 3 year career) 2000 yrds a 5.6/carry 14 tds 503 receiving yards 2 receiving tds and only coughed it up 3 times….last season he 1300 at 4.3/carry(very very very good) 11 tds 245 receiving yards 1 receiving td 3 fumbles and only 2 lost…how exactly is he a one year wonder????

      Reply
    • okbluejays

      14 years ago

      What a terrible comment. Seriously. Johnson had another awesome year this year and is one the best running backs in the entire NFL. Anyways…

      Reply
  5. okbluejays

    14 years ago

    Interesting….I wonder what they were offering? I’m assuming it would have included at least a few of the pieces that were sent to San Diego for Agon. I wouldn’t have been that upset if Toronto could have gotten a good package of young players and perhaps a roster player for Bautista. I’m really hoping he can start off strong next year and perhaps AA starts to shop him at the trade deadline when his value is even higher (yes I know he’s coming off of a huge year and his value is high now, but nobody REALLY knows what to expect for next year, if he comes out of the gates and has 20-25hr’s by the all-star break then his value will be even higher).

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    • dl_mcalpine

      14 years ago

      great post…I hope Bautista comes out mashing for the fence and that AA can flip him for some additional talent. Let’s face it the Jays are at least two to three years away from contending and prospects that are close would go along way in ensuring that they stay perennial contenders.

      Reply
    • JaysFTW

      14 years ago

      You would have been happy facing Bautista 20x a year for the next few years? Not me.

      Reply
    • vilifyingforce

      14 years ago

      The problem with flipping Bautista at the deadline is he’s going to be a free agent, so unless a club can work out a deal ahead of time we won’t be getting much back in any possible trade of JBau.

      Reply
  6. jgmaynard

    14 years ago

    “…a Bautista deal would’ve kept Kevin Youkilis at third base and left Boston looking for a big bat at first…”

    Am I reading this right? It sounds like you were saying that Youk was at 3rd last year. He was at first most of the time, as I am sure you know. That would have left Youk at 1st and left the Red Sox still searching for a 3rd baseman (maybe they would have offered Beltre a higher annual salary for fewer guaranteed years?).

    Reply
  7. Pool Messi

    14 years ago

    I’m a little confused by the timeline:

    “Rosenthal notes that the Red Sox were specifically looking for an outfielder, so a Bautista deal would’ve kept Kevin Youkilis at third base and left Boston looking for a big bat at first.”

    But the Gonzalez trade happened before the Winter Meetings, so Boston would already have a big bat at first. What am I missing?

    Reply
    • Green_Monster

      14 years ago

      Maybe he is saying Bautista would play the OF

      Reply
      • Pool Messi

        14 years ago

        No. I’m focusing on “a Bautista deal would’ve […] left Boston looking for a big bat at first.” By the time the Sox were discussing Bautista, AGon was already a Sox, so I don’t see how that phrase makes any sense.

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        • Fever Pitch Guy

          14 years ago

          You are correct, the ‘alternate reality’ that “would’ve kept Kevin Youkilis at third base and left Boston looking for a big bat at first” does not make sense. At the time the Red Sox were exploring a deal for Bautista (during the winter meetings) Youk was already entrenched at third base and Gonzalez was already locked in at first base.

          Reply
      • jwsox

        14 years ago

        could you imagine joey bats playing left? he would get soo many out field assists on singles with his cannon arm…..ground ball to left batter joggin out the single all the sudden joeys arm takes over throws a freaking bullet to youlk at 1st for an out

        Reply
      • Cubbie

        14 years ago

        Are u adrian gonzalas if not take the pic of him off

        Reply
        • 0bsessions

          14 years ago

          Heartbreaking news everyone: I’m not really the rollover minutes lady.

          Reply
          • ellisburks

            14 years ago

            And my confession is that I am not really Ellis Burks.

            Reply
    • MikhelB

      14 years ago

      Also Adrián was only going to the Bosox, the Padres didn’t show a real commitment to trade him anywhere else (Adrián said it in México, that SD told him they were gonna look for a way to trade him to Bosox one way or the other… two offseasons ago, that’s one of the reasons he wasn’t too happy with the new SDP GM Jed Hoyer).

      Reply
      • MaineSox

        14 years ago

        Two off-seasons ago Hoyer wasn’t their GM.

        Reply
      • Joshua

        14 years ago

        That angered me. Hoyer saying that if the Gonzalez extension (or lack thereof) had canceled the trade he was going to not try to deal him anywhere else SCREAMED crony-ism.

        Reply
      • okbluejays

        14 years ago

        If thats the case then SD’s management is simply dumb. Why limit your options to the Red Sox? Especially considering the Sox don’t even have any can’t miss prospects down in the minors. I find this hard to believe.

        Reply
  8. BoSoxSam

    14 years ago

    Glad that never happened.

    Signed,
    a Red Sox Fan

    Reply
    • grownice

      14 years ago

      Glad that never happened as well.

      Signed,
      a Blue Jay’s Fan.

      Reply
      • Green_Monster

        14 years ago

        Really? Because they jays are no where near contending ( In 3-5 years they will be) and could have got prospects for him

        Reply
        • grownice

          14 years ago

          Yes really, im for the extension of bautista, hes not old ( just turned 30) and could still very well be good for 3-5 years lol

          Reply
          • FrankTheFunkasaurusRex

            14 years ago

            we don’t even know how good he is now, how could you expect him to be good when he’s 35?

            Reply
        • FrankTheFunkasaurusRex

          14 years ago

          if there was any good prospects being offered, he’d have been traded by now, so no

          Reply
  9. Sniderlover

    14 years ago

    “so a Bautista deal would’ve kept Kevin Youkilis at third base and left Boston looking for a big bat at first.”

    Can’t remember exactly when Gonzalez trade was but assuming they hadn’t already traded for him, Bautista would be playing 3B and Youkalis would be at 1st. It would still allow them to go out and sign Crawford.

    Still pretty interesting though. I would think Bautista interest would be huge at the deadline if he is having another good year.

    Reply
    • Dave_Gershman

      14 years ago

      Yeah, Rosenthal said specifically in his tweet “After Jayson Werth signed and before they signed Crawford.” He didn’t say anything about A-Gon so I assume A-Gon was already a Sock…Nevertheless, the Red Sox still wanted a right handed hitting outfielder.

      Reply
    • MaineSox

      14 years ago

      Yeah, kinda confused me too. It says “‘made multiple offers’ for Jose Bautista DURING the Winter Meetings”. The Gonzalez trade happened 2-3 days before the winter meetings. So it would have been Youk at third and Gonzalez at first with Bautista in the outfield.

      Reply
  10. Eric M. Van

    14 years ago

    I’m pretty sure the plan B to trading for Gonzalez and signing Crawford would have been trading for Bautista and re-signing Beltre.

    Reply
  11. Christian P

    14 years ago

    If this is true, that means by not trading Bautista, they got to trade Wells. Sounds like a great deal.

    Reply
  12. Brian Malenke

    14 years ago

    I don’t buy that Bautista is going to be a 1-year wonder. Why? Simply because the majority of his homeruns were no-doubters! When he got a hold of one, it was long gone! Let’s not forget that Bautista is still a young player coming into his own. I think the Jays were right to keep this budding superstar. I wish him well in toronto.

    Reply
    • Christian P

      14 years ago

      Garret Jones hit the ball a long way too.

      Reply
    • FrankTheFunkasaurusRex

      14 years ago

      Encarnacion’s avg HR distance was the highest of the Jays’ i think. not totally sure

      Reply
    • Fever Pitch Guy

      14 years ago

      No-doubters at the HomerDome aka Rogers Centre.

      Have you looked at Bautista’s 2010 splits recently? His OPS was 1.148 at home and .862 on the road. His batting average was 41 points better at home. And his SLG was 222 points better at home.

      Combine that with the sudden and unexplained drastic improvement, his involvement with Angel Presinal, and his proximity to Dr. Galea, and he becomes a far too risky investment for other teams to acquire.

      Reply
      • FrankTheFunkasaurusRex

        14 years ago

        .862 OPS is pretty good. Not elite, but its useful

        Reply
  13. alxn

    14 years ago

    This post would be a lot less confusing if it was noted that the Gonzalez trade happened before the winter meetings. I believe the A-Gonz deal was finalized on Dec. 6, which is when the meetings started.

    Reply
    • MaineSox

      14 years ago

      Yeah, the press conference was on the first day of the meetings. The trade was done on Saturday night (or was it Sunday night?)

      Reply
      • 0bsessions

        14 years ago

        Thursday into Sunday. The players were allegedly agreed upon Thursday night, the news broke Friday night, the deadline was given of Sunday afternoon, the deal fell apart Sunday afternoon and came back from the dead and was made official Sunday night.

        I lost an entire weekend of my life to that deal, but they can keep it, I was probably going to waste it anyway.

        Reply
  14. John LeClair

    14 years ago

    *Imagines if we got Jose and he wasn’t a one hit wonder, and him and Gonzalez hitting Back to Back.* Oh well I’m happy with the way things turned out! I’d rather go with Carl and Adrian! Carl gives you 20 Home Run Power, 40 Stolen Base Speed, and a .290 – .300 Batting Average! So if he hits .295 with 17 – 25 Homers and 85 – 100 RBI’s with 35+ Stolen Bases, and superb defence I will be very happy!

    Reply
    • Joshua

      14 years ago

      What could the Red Sox have possibly offered that would interest Toronto after trading their already overrated top prospects for Adrian Gonzalez?

      Reply
      • John LeClair

        14 years ago

        Jose Inglesias and Ryan Kalish I guess, no clue.

        Reply
        • Joshua

          14 years ago

          Can’t see how the Jays would really care about either piece. Iglesias is basically Hechevarria and Kalish isn’t really a high ceiling guy. More of a regular outfielder ceiling. You don’t trade a guy that just mashed 54 HR with an OPS of basically 1.000 for OK prospects

          Reply
          • FrankTheFunkasaurusRex

            14 years ago

            but you don’t know if he’ll revert back to .800 OPS

            Reply
      • FrankTheFunkasaurusRex

        14 years ago

        Jacoby Ellsbury + prospects. Doubt the RSox would hv done that

        Reply
      • Fever Pitch Guy

        14 years ago

        So you’re saying the Jays wouldn’t have any use for a package of Ellsbury, Bard, Doubront, etc?

        Funny, I remember when Jays fans dismissed Buchholz from the Halladay trade discussions in much the same manner. How’d that work out for ya?

        Reply
    • BeenThereDoneIt

      14 years ago

      Yeah, and good luck with all of that.

      Reply
      • John LeClair

        14 years ago

        Good luck with Jose hitting more than 25 Home Runs.

        Reply
        • BeenThereDoneIt

          14 years ago

          Wow… Nice comeback. I guess I wont have to wait to long considering he will be around the 25 mark right around the all star break.

          Reply
        • okbluejays

          14 years ago

          Yeah because there was evidence last year that he’ll suddenly crash. I’d be willing to bet that he hits at least 25 next year…now 35, and I might take the under.

          Reply
          • BeenThereDoneIt

            14 years ago

            I think he is closer to the 40 range…

            Reply
            • Joshua

              14 years ago

              The funny thing with all the people crying fluke is that they fail to notice that there was a fundamental difference in his approach. His FB rate was WAAAAAAAAY up. With a normalization of his HR/FB ratio he still would have hit 35 HR.

              Reply
              • Encarnacion's Parrot

                14 years ago

                The funny thing too is I’ve read some people say “pitchers will make the adjustment.” They adjusted twice last year: First was hard inside, second was junk away. It seemed to stop him for a week or so near the end of the season, until he actually hit one oppo and that 450-500 footer at Target.

                Reply
                • FrankTheFunkasaurusRex

                  14 years ago

                  the oppo one at Target was fluky at best though… I though flyout for sure when he hit it.

                  Reply
        • ice_hawk1002

          14 years ago

          well apparently the Red Sox dont think he will bust, seem to think hes comparable with crawford actually… or at least that bautista for one year of arbitration would have been a better solution than giving crawford more money than wells, alfonzo soriano, and werth.

          Reply
  15. Cubbie

    14 years ago

    Ok so if they get batiesta with crowfrod and gonsalas the be in the world sierras against the phillies. Man that will be good to see that with that pitching staffs and the bats. That is they will make it to the world sieries if they can stay helthy

    Reply
    • Hannibal_Lester

      14 years ago

      Spelling fail. Bautista, Crawford, Gonzales, series. It’s all in the article too.

      Reply
  16. Cubbie

    14 years ago

    Enough sighned

    A blank fan

    Reply
  17. 0bsessions

    14 years ago

    The fact that Crawford is in a Red Sox uniform and Bautista is not tends to damage the credibility of your assumption in regards to the Sox’ front office’s opinion of the two.

    More than likely, the Sox made a push for Bautista, saw the cost was more than they wanted to give up for a guy even his current team is apparently hesitant to commit long term to and called it a day.

    Reply
  18. Cubbie

    14 years ago

    Is Ben chapman related to dog chapman?

    Reply

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