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Dodgers, Astros Discussing Trade

By Zachary Links | June 29, 2012 at 10:11pm CDT

10:11pm: The Dodgers asked about Lowrie, but he's not in the current talks, tweets Buster Olney of ESPN.com.  A source says that there's a 50-50 shot that Carlos Lee accepts a deal to Los Angeles for pitching prospects.

9:57pm: Dodgers‬' talks with ‪Astros‬ involve Carlos Lee, not Jed Lowrie, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (via Twitter).  Lee would need to a approve deal and has the right to block a deal to the Dodgers.

9:02pm: The Dodgers are talking to the Astros about a trade that would send Jed Lowrie to the Dodgers with minor-leaguers Zach Lee and Garrett Gould headed to Houston, according to Buster Olney of ESPN.com (via Twitter).  One source place the odds of the deal taking place at about 50-50 right now, Olney tweets.

Sources also say that others could be involved in the talks, according to Olney (via Twitter).  Lowrie would provide the Dodgers with options at shortstop and third base to go along with a power bat.  The 28-year-old has a .262/.350/.492 slash line with 14 homers in 68 games this year.

Lee, 20, was the Dodgers' first-round pick in 2010 and signed with the club over attending LSU on a football scholarship.  The right-hander was promoted to Double-A Chattanooga earlier this week after turning in a 4.55 ERA with 8.5 K/9 and 1.6 BB/9 in 12 California League starts in 2012.

Gould, also a right-hander, was the club's second-round pick in '09 out of Wichita, Kansas.  The soon-to-be 21-year-old has made 12 starts and three relief appearances in the California League this year, posting a 5.12 ERA with 9.0 K/9 and 3.0 BB/9.

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  1. unvme7

    13 years ago

    Astros should just keep him…

    Reply
  2. Joey E

    13 years ago

    as a dodger fan, SMH

    Reply
  3. ateam043

    13 years ago

    Wait…what? Someone lock Colleti before he does something stupid…again.

    Reply
  4. Alex Grady

    13 years ago

    Wait. Isn’t Zach Lee like… good?

    Reply
    • cubs223425

      13 years ago

      Ehh, he’s not doing that well right now, 4.03 FIP at high-A.

      Reply
      • Alex Grady

        13 years ago

        Not that minor league numbers mean much, but a 4 FIP in that league is just fine.

        Reply
        • cubs223425

          13 years ago

          Fair enough, but I’d still like to see him do more against low-end minors competition before I truly call him good. His first AA start was a good…start.

          Reply
    • bigpat

      13 years ago

       Lowrie is also good, and cheap. Not like they are just picking up a vet who’s an impending FA. They will have to give up something quality because the Astros can just keep him affordably for the next few years.

      Reply
  5. melonis_rex

    13 years ago

    If Luhnow can pull this off, he’s automatically one of my favorite GMs in the game.

    Reply
    • go_jays_go

      13 years ago

      I’m not too familiar with the Dodger’s farm system. Are Lee and Gould considered to be B-type prospects or are the stats just lower than what their potential indicates?

      Reply
      • sdsuphilip

        13 years ago

        Yeah Zach Lee is consider a B/B+ type prospect while Gould is a solid B, Gould may have the highest upside of anyone in the system but is  risky with inconsistent mechanics.

        Reply
      • Daniel

        13 years ago

        If you know anything about the California leagues, you would know that anything in the 4’s is good.  They are big time hitters parks.

        Reply
      • thegrayrace

        13 years ago

        Zach Lee is probably considered the Dodger’s top prospect. He’s a recent first round draft pick so he’s not as far along as guys like De La Rosa, Eovaldi, Webster, etc… but he has plenty of upside. Probably not an ace, but a solid #2/#3 starter.
        Gould would be in the lower top 10 of Dodger prospects, but still young with plenty of upside.
        As a Dodger fan I’m not happy about giving either of them up. But we have pretty solid pitching depth in the minors. Bats are needed.

        Reply
        • Andrew Lujan

          13 years ago

          Lee is considered an A-, gold at best a C right now. its a fair trade

          Reply
    • TheLoLgen

      13 years ago

      As a Cardinal fan who has seen the draft picks that Luhnow was a key part in selecting in St. Louis, and the fantastic draft that the Astros just had, I’m glad that the Astros are moving to the AL West.  If a few of those guys pan out, they’re going to be a good team again, and soon

      Reply
  6. michael

    13 years ago

    Hard to part with a young shortstop who hits, but given how hard a time Lowrie has had staying healthy, and how far the Astros are from winning, it makes some sense to flip him. Regardless, they get a sweet return for Melancon.

    Reply
  7. Robert

    13 years ago

     Since when is Jed Lowrie a premier shortstop?

    Reply
    • Alex Grady

      13 years ago

      Since Bryan LaHair is a premiere 1B

      Reply
    • Andrew Lujan

      13 years ago

      Since he is in the top five in the league in OPS, WAR, Home Runs, and RBI’s?

      Reply
      • Alex Grady

        13 years ago

        Half of one season means a lot.

        Reply
      • notsureifsrs

        13 years ago

        “since like 2 months ago”

        Reply
      • casorgreener

        13 years ago

        Funny, when he was a member of the Red Sox, everyone said Lowrie had great potential.  Now he’s an Astro, he is over rated.  funny how these boards work.

        Reply
        • EvilAbed

          13 years ago

          no one said he sucks. but he was traded for mark freaking melancon.

          Reply
          • Brian Stevenson

            13 years ago

             Which really says something about him because, like, the Red Sox ONLY make really intelligent moves and signings, right…?

            Reply
          • vtadave

            13 years ago

            …and Jeff Bagwell was traded for Larry freaking Anderson

            Reply
    • withpower

      13 years ago

      He’s 8th in the NL in HR this year and in his earlier career he was league average with the bat.

      Outside of Tulowitzki, Cabrera, and Hardy.. are there really any legit 20 HR bats at SS?

      Reply
      • dylanp5030

        13 years ago

        Jimmy Rollins, Ian Desmond, and if you’re going to include Lowrie, you have to include Aviles.

        Reply
        • withpower

          13 years ago

           Well Jimmy, sure, I forgot about him but he’s turned it on a bit now that I’m looking up his stats.  Either way, he’s making like 10MM per year, so it’s not quite the same thing.

          Desmond I like, I didn’t realize he had that many on the year so far.  Him and Hardy are having pretty similar seasons.  I like Aviles, too, but there’s a gap there in BB%, but Aviles does in fact end up in the same place Lowrie was prior to this year: a .732 OPS, so yeah, point to you.

          Reply
      • cubs223425

        13 years ago

        So 20 HR is the ultimate tool for gauging a SS’s value?

        Reply
        • tmengd

          13 years ago

           he is on a pace to hit 35 Hr at the moment not 20. Only a couple of SS in the Majors could do that. If he stay healthy, this would give the Dodgers a huge offensive present between Either and Kemp

          Reply
          • cubs223425

            13 years ago

            I’m not saying he can’t just that the guy I replied to pointed out 20HR power as a legitimate measuring stick for value, while ignoring the rest of his skills.

            Reply
            • Brian Stevenson

              13 years ago

               The rest of his skills like the well-above-average plate discipline and plus defense at 2B, 3B AND SS? Those the other skills you mean?

              Reply
        • withpower

          13 years ago

          Huh?  The guy can legitimately play the position, BB rate approaching 12% and has power.

          He is a legitimate middle of the order hitter who is a clear upgrade for the Dodgers at potentially three infield positions.

          Reply
          • cubs223425

            13 years ago

            You’re the one who only decided to point out his power, not me. Also, he’s sitting slgihtly below-average on defense right now, at a 0.1 UZR.

            Reply
            • withpower

              13 years ago

               There’s this guy in New York who put up worse defensive numbers than that.  It worked out okay.

              Reply
              • cubs223425

                13 years ago

                You’re making the silly assumption that I think Derek Jeter shouldn’t have been kicked off of SS when Rodriguez arrived, if not before. That he’s won 5 Gold Gloves is one of the most pathetic things in sports.

                Reply
                • withpower

                  13 years ago

                  As a Yankee fan who’s watched a lot of games over the period A-Rod has been here, I doubt he would have been better than Jeter outside of his first couple of years here.

                  Reply
                  • cubs223425

                    13 years ago

                    Umm…he’s never been a SS there. He was a good defensive SS with Texas. Maybe letting stick there would have been better for him. If anything, he certainly couldn’t have been worse.

                    Reply
                    • withpower

                      13 years ago

                       Right.. I know.  Outside of a few games, he hasn’t played much SS for us.  I’m just informing you that his defense over at 3B has been kind of up and down during his tenure with us, and he had gotten a little bigger, so I’m not sure how well he would have handled SS in the long run.

                      Also, not for nothing, but Jeter did post several of his strongest defensive seasons at SS during this period so it’s not like it was the end of the world.

                      Reply
            • Brian Stevenson

              13 years ago

               +1.5 UZR at SS in 2012, what are you looking at…?

              Reply
              • Alex Grady

                13 years ago

                He’s probably not looking at half of a season worth of defensive metric data, for starters.

                Reply
  8. Kamran

    13 years ago

    Good trade for the Astros if it goes down. They’d replenish a very thin farm from the top in the past year if you add Lee to McMullers, Correa, Singleton and Cosart.

    Reply
    • sdsuphilip

      13 years ago

      Springer, Santana, and Ruiz are significant prospects as well. Gould is a good high upside arm that would make their top 20 easy too.

      Reply
  9. Mike C.

    13 years ago

    Astros would have done the unthinkable in the span of a few months…

    Bought Lowrie dirt cheap and sold him way too high… 

    These are not your father’s Astros… 

    Reply
    • michael

      13 years ago

      My father’s Astros were the Colt .45’s. My father’s really old.

      Reply
  10. Roy Baker

    13 years ago

    This would be a steal for us. Do it, Dodgers so us Astro fans can build Luhnow’s statue…

    Reply
    • dbreer23

      13 years ago

       don’t you mean shrine?

      Reply
      • Brian Stevenson

        13 years ago

        More like the damn Kremlin shipped over from Russia if he actually gets a good prospect for Carlos Lee.

        Reply
  11. Guest1985

    13 years ago

    Jesus, just a couple months ago all the Red Sox got for Lowrie was Melancon. I know he’s having a solid year, but that’s a little much Ned

    Reply
  12. Kamran

    13 years ago

    Dodger fans, how does Ned Colleti still have a job?

    Reply
    • thegrayrace

      13 years ago

      Many of us wonder that everyday…

      Reply
  13. ThinkBlue10

    13 years ago

    This better not be true, dammit! Ned get out of here already!

    Reply
  14. Kamran

    13 years ago

    Carlos Santana for Casey Blake. Smh

    Reply
  15. theophilus166

    13 years ago

    Zach Lee was our #1 pick.  Why would we trade him for a shortstop who’s career high in home runs is the 14 he’s had this year, and is a career .255 hitter?  If he trades Lee for Lowrie, he needs to go. 

    Reply
    • Alex Grady

      13 years ago

      Yes, THIS would be the last straw.  He doesn’t need to go now, because throwing together the most expensive replacement-level team in history wasn’t bad enough.  But I’ll be gosh darned if this trade goes through and Coletti doesn’t get sacked.

      Reply
  16. CPack

    13 years ago

    PLease tell me that at least Carlos Lee is coming to the dodgers too…otherwise this is just classic Ned.

    Reply
    • IdontknowwhyIpostonforums

      13 years ago

      May have something to do with the team being in first place for almost the entire season.

      Reply
  17. Bill Bushman

    13 years ago

    Swap Zach Lee for Uribe and ya got yerself a deal!

    Reply
  18. CPack

    13 years ago

    This better not be true…i’m about to flip my lid.

    Reply
  19. Erick F. Pacheco

    13 years ago

    Carlos Lee and Lawrie for Lee and Gould ? others involved

    Reply
  20. richardb21

    13 years ago

    I wonder how Luhnow does it. If he pulls this off I would have loved to see what he could have gotten for Pence and Bourn last year. This could make it look like melancon for lee gould and weiland.

    Reply
  21. Aramos033

    13 years ago

    No Ned!!, if this is true he’s just asking to get fired already

    Reply
  22. Justin Murray

    13 years ago

    i will wake up any second. DON’T DO IT NED!!! wtffffff

    Reply
  23. The Xekutioner

    13 years ago

    I hope Ned Colletti is………………..I can’t say it my comment would be deleted. This is outrageous. Someone was saying we might be getting Carlos Lee too??!?! This is so awful. There’s other ways of winning without depleting your farm for some flukey 28 year old who is having an above average 6freaking8 games……………………………………………………………………….

    Reply
  24. dudemanbro

    13 years ago

    colletti is jim hendry with a mustache

    Reply
    • Joey E

      13 years ago

      ed wade

      Reply
  25. doyers

    13 years ago

    why would we do this trade hopefully the other involved is either Carlos Lee or Wandy Rodriguez.if its Carlos lee he can play first base while lowrie moves over to third base and our lineup gets some offensive help with some power.

    Reply
  26. sdsuphilip

    13 years ago

    Gould is a really high upside arm with some risk, this seems like a bad deal for dodgers, Lowrie has been about a league average offensive player since in the league (career wRC+ 101) he is a solid above average player but not one you use 2 of your top 5 prospects on, especially in a weak system where you need to improve your farm.

    Reply
  27. doyers

    13 years ago

    if the deal is just lowrie it would be a bad trade since we would be giving away two top pitching prospects

    Reply
  28. BVHjays

    13 years ago

    Rosenthal tweets that the trade is not for Jed Lowrie, but rather Carlos Lee.

    Reply
  29. Alex Grady

    13 years ago

    Rosenthal saying that Lowrie isn’t involved, Carlos Lee is instead.

    Reply
    • doyers

      13 years ago

      the deal should incleud both lowrie and lee 

      Reply
  30. richardb21

    13 years ago

    No Zach Lee involved probably if its for Carlos. Bummer. Holding out hope for a Beltran, Wheeler type trade like last year, but probably not. Lee for Lee why would LAD do that?

    Reply
    • Alex Grady

      13 years ago

      Because Ned Coletti.  Pay attention.

      Reply
  31. BVHjays

    13 years ago

    Tim Brown confirms that the Dodgers and Astros are talking Carlos Lee, but says that as of now, Zach Lee is not on the table.

    Reply
  32. Mike C.

    13 years ago

    Carlos Lee has 5 more HRs this year than me… 

    Hardly the big bat the Dodgers need!

    Just play James Loney if you want 8 to 12 HRs from your 1B.

    Reply
    • Brian Stevenson

      13 years ago

       Carlos Lee: .754 OPS
      James Loney: .626 OPS

      Reply
      • notsureifsrs

        13 years ago

        oh, .754?! well then! let’s move some prospects!

        Reply
  33. thegrayrace

    13 years ago

    Bad deal for the Dodgers even if it is both Carlos Lee and Jed Lowrie. Lowrie isn’t worth Zach Lee (Gould would be OK), and Lee isn’t worth his contract… if the Dodgers are taking on Lee’s salary, Houston should pretty much be giving him away.

    Reply
    • derail76

      13 years ago

      Kinda goes against what Kasten just said, where he would be willing to pay money instead of giving prospects. You would think Carlos Lee is more of a salary dump, so why give a prospect at all? Lowrie may have been worth one of them, but we hear that he is no longer part of the deal. And like the guy below me points out, C. Lee has 5 homeruns.. seems the Dodgers could be patient and find something better if its going to take a top prospect. And Lee still has to agree to it, which he obviously doesn’t seem to thrilled about doing.

      Reply
  34. Dynasty22

    13 years ago

    Ned has got to be the easiest GM to fleece prospects from, no?

    Reply
    • Phillies_Aces35

      13 years ago

      Kenny Williams and Ruben Amaro to some degree (although he actually acquires good players).

      Reply
  35. stros1fan

    13 years ago

    Apparently, Jed Lowrie and Zach Lee are not in the trade, at present. 

    Reply
  36. doyers

    13 years ago

    tim brown from yahoo sports says Zach lee is not part of carlos lee deal as of now which is good since he is our top pitching prospect.

    Reply
  37. RHairston11

    13 years ago

    A deal might be somewhat imminent. Gould got scratched from start tonight, and Lowrie didn’t play in today’s game.

    Reply
    • Matt Mc

      13 years ago

       They said during the game that Lowrie was given the day off because he needed one and they were facing a lefty(he’s done his best hitting from the left side this season).  He did pinch hit.

      Reply
  38. stros1fan

    13 years ago

    I am hearing the Dodgers are offering Gould and Chris Reed, but the Astros are pushing hard for Zach Lee.

    Reply
    • Alex Grady

      13 years ago

      source?

      Reply
      • stros1fan

        13 years ago

        You are probably not going to buy this, but I am good friends with Zach’s uncle (he used to be my boss at a prior employer) and we have been texting back and forth.

        Reply
    • Mike C.

      13 years ago

      For Lowrie or Lee? 

      Isn’t Carlos Lee based on his contract and declining skills have negative not positive trade? 

      Reply
  39. stros1fan

    13 years ago

     
    If I was the Astros I would include Lowrie if the Dodgers included Zach Lee. 

    Reply
  40. thegrayrace

    13 years ago

    I wonder if the Dodgers send Uribe or Loney to Houston to balance Carlos Lee’s contract. Loney is from Houston, maybe he’ll do better closer to home…

    Reply
    • Paul H.

      13 years ago

      Doubt they’d want him, the Astros will surely call up Wallace to takeover.

      Reply
  41. nschneid

    13 years ago

    if the Astros can get rid of Carlos Lee, i don’t care what they get in return. 

    although Zach Lee would be nice

    Reply
  42. tomymogo

    13 years ago

    Bryan Lahair and Ryan Demster make more sense

    Reply
    • Mike C.

      13 years ago

      You can say that again!

      Reply
  43. Chuy Gutierrez

    13 years ago

    wow wat are the dodgers thinking !!! lee and gould for C.Lee 

    Reply
    • Salvador Lara

      13 years ago

      it’s been confirmed that Zack is not in the deal!!!!!!

      Reply
    • Mike C.

      13 years ago

      Probably just Gould, which is still way too much!

      Reply
  44. Lefty

    13 years ago

    Ned Colletti is brainless if he does this deal.
    I wouldn’t give the Astros anything!

    Reply
    • Mike C.

      13 years ago

      Isn’t he brainless regardless if he makes another horrible trade.  

      Reply
  45. matt sucich

    13 years ago

    i am hearing that the trade will be carlos lee for garret gould per los angeles cbs 

    Reply
    • Bobby Singh

      13 years ago

      That’s acceptable, I guess.  

      Reply
      • Mike C.

        13 years ago

        Unacceptable!

        Lee has negative trade value.  Astros should “SEND” the Dodgers a prospect with Lee for the Dodgers to eat that much money for a powerless, putrid defender, who can’t run and if you look at his road splits and consider Dodger Stadium, he is an older James Loney on the road.  

        Reply
  46. LEGITFANTASY

    13 years ago

    Carlos is gonna bring Zack Lee!!! NIIIIIICE. Lee for Lee and maybe Garrett Gould? Gould will be up in 2014…..go STROS!

    Reply
    • Salvador Lara

      13 years ago

      We are not trading Zack Lee for Carlos Lee. It has been confirmed by Tim Brown.

      Reply
  47. Anti-NBA

    13 years ago

    Dee Gordon and a couple prospects will be in a deal for Greinke if the Dodgers get Lowrie.

    Reply
    • thegrayrace

      13 years ago

      The Dodgers would use Lowrie at 3B. Gordon isn’t being moved.

      Reply
  48. john 95

    13 years ago

    If Astros could pull this off, this could be huge.

    It’d be nice to see them get some hitting prospects, even though they have addressed that with the Pence trade and recent draft picks.

    Zach Lee would be huge and Gould is solid, as well.

    Reply
  49. Nick Daniels

    13 years ago

    Get Morneau instead.

    Reply
  50. LEGITFANTASY

    13 years ago

    the Astros will def stock pile Pitching since they are moving to the AL. — like the guy that says he knows someone with Zach Lee…i know the guy that dates Pam Gardner from the Stros and have friends that know Pence…we all knew last year he was getting traded to Philly before it was announced…the goal was to stock pile young pitching to compete in the AL….or in hopes to compete in the AL that is

    Reply
  51. dshires4

    13 years ago

    If this is true, and the Dodgers are going to trade Zach Lee for Carlos Lee, then the next move the new Dodgers owners need to take is to find a new GM and literally behead Colletti in front of him.

    Reply
  52. bennyblancola

    13 years ago

    Please Ned….DON’T DO IT! We don’t need another aging paperweight!

    Reply
  53. Flames562

    13 years ago

    Not bad if we could see this lineup towards the end of the year..

    Gordon
    M. Ellis
    Kemp
    Ethier
    Puig
    Lee
    A. Ellis
    Hairston

    Reply
  54. Flames562

    13 years ago

    Not bad if it looked like that towards the end of the season…

    Gordon
    M. Ellis
    Kemp
    Ethier
    Puig
    C.Lee
    A. Ellis
    Hairston

    Reply
    • R.D.

      13 years ago

      I’d be amazed if Puig was ready by the end of this year, Abreu should stopgap until next season.

      Reply
    • asovermann

      13 years ago

      Yeah if only Puig wasn’t at least a year away…

      Reply
  55. BruceP

    13 years ago

    If Lowrie has 14 home runs in Houston, then James Loney would have 25 in a season there, and Uribe would top his 2010 number in San Francisco. You can’t judge him by what he’s hitting in a band box like Minute Made Park. He won’t hit like that at Dodger Stadium.

    Reply
    • withpower

      13 years ago

       His splits aren’t terribly dramatic so far this season.

      Reply
    • Dan

      13 years ago

      He has 8hr at home and 6 on the road. That’s hardly a home-park advantage to cry about. 

      Besides if the Dodgers passed up on every power hitter because their stats would be depressed in Dodger stadium, they’d have a team full of Loney’s and Uribe’s….. oh wait they do. 

      Reply
  56. davengmusic

    13 years ago

    Is Jeff Luhnow using subliminal message background music when he talks to people?  He’s making really difficult tasks (trading Carlos Lee, stealing Jed Lowrie, signing all his important picks) look way too easy.

    Or maybe I’m still used to Ed Wade getting next to nothing useful done at all.

    Reply
  57. LEGITFANTASY

    13 years ago

    don’t hate on Ed to much…he did acquire 2 of the Best prospects from his beloved Phillies for the Stros to build around. Cosart and Singleton are easily top 40 of ALL Prospects in MLB right now. 

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