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WonderboyRooney10
Trade Candidate: The entire Padres 25 man roster
philliesfan136
Yeah, pretty much, except for Maybin, Alonso, and Luebke
straightuphonestguy
Why a Mets fan would have such a complex over the Padres, I’ll never know.
leachim2
I think Richard would be a more likely trade candidate than Stauffer.
BrettLawrieBiggestFan
Tim Stauffer For JP Arenciba
Beersy 2
The Padres have no need for a catcher, it is one of their deepest positions. Now if you have a young SS you would like to give up, then there will be some discussion.
leachim2
Yeah. How about Hechavarria.
Beersy 2
That’s as crazy an idea as the Padres having any interest in Arencibia. If AA would be willing to deal Hechavarria, I would ecstatic the Padres get him, but I’m pretty sure Stauffer wouldn’t be enough.
Sniderlover
The same guy that had a 4.95 ERA on the road last year? I’d pass.
Jared Levin
I would think that the Pads wouldn’t mind trading one of these guys, as long as they keep Luebke. He had a great season last year and could very well be the opening day starter this year. And he’s 27 as opposed to 29 or 30.
Beersy 2
Luebke is going no where. He looked really good last year and is throwing darts this spring. He has the skill and attitude to be something special.
James Scheuerman
Luebke, Wieland, Cashner, Bass are going no where but the rotation.
websoulsurfer
Quentin is hurt and and because the injury is to his right or drive leg it will rob him of power. Power was his only potential benefit to the team since he is the very worst defensive outfielder in baseball and has averaged just over 98 games in the field the past 3 season.
The oft injured Quentin is a very poor investment of money & prospects for the low budget Padres that they could not afford prospects and wont play 100 games in a Padres uniform before leaving after 2012 as a FA.
Stauffer is the new #1 on the staff. Plus, with only one full year in the majors he isn’t going to bring much in trade. He isn’t going anywhere.
Moseley is disposable. Padres have 6-8 ready or coming just as good or better. If he brought back a bag of balls in return it would hurt the overall production of the team.
websoulsurfer
Braaak Wrong answer, but thanks for playing.
Quentin only started in 45 games in which he was the DH. In those 45 games he only had 4 ab in 9. He was hurt and that is why he DH’d. He only played a complete game in 231 games total in 3 years. Thats 77 per season. A half season of complete games per season. Its pathetic.
Fact is he is an injury prone player who cannot play OF worth a damn (worst in the entire game) and has no business being on an NL team.
Add to that the fact that he hit only .245 in a hitters park and league and you have a guy that will play less than 100 games, play absolutely horrible defense in a park that requires good defense to win in, and hit under .230 with at least a 20% decrease in power IF he had stayed healthy.
Byrnes made a huge mistake on Quentin and his fragile body is already
telling the tale. He will start the season on the DL after surgery and the injury to
his right or drive leg will rob him of the only plus he offered, power.
BOTH Castro and Hernandez will be in a White Sox uniform THIS season. Hernandez may break camp with the team. That alone will tell you their value.
CNichols
While Castro and Hernandez may be the best options the White Sox can scrape together they were never going to contribute to the padres. Theres at least a dozen better pitchers in the high levels of the padres system, which means they have zero value to San Diego. Who cares that they’re going to eat innings on a last place team in Chicago this year? Erlin and Wieland will do the same thing in San Diego and they’ll do it a lot better.
Why not send them away for a guy with a name, who even if he does hit .240 with 15 home runs would still be as good as anyone else the padres have? The Pads need a way to put people in the seats this year because Darnell, Liriano and Gyroko aren’t ready to be the stars yet.
And how is Quentin the worst defensive OF in the entire game? I get that he doesn’t have crazy range but the guy only made 1 error in a over 100 games last year which leads me to believe he’s at least competent. I’m not saying he’s the next tori hunter but he’s probably better than Blanks or Guzman.