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Ryan Dempster Rumors: Friday

By Ben Nicholson-Smith | July 27, 2012 at 7:55pm CDT

The Cubs and Dodgers have four days to complete a possible trade involving Ryan Dempster. The Dodgers turned down a proposal of Allen Webster for Dempster, but seem optimistic that a deal can be completed. The Cubs, on the other hand, have limited options, since Dempster wants to go to Los Angeles and must approve any trade. Here are today's rumors, with the most recent updates up top…

  • The Cubs and Dodgers are discussing a deal of Dempster for Josh Lindblom, reports ESPN's Jerry Crasnick, who isn't sure what other players could be involved in the swap (Twitter links).  Another source tells Crasnick that the Lindblom rumor is "completely unfounded."
  • The Dempster-to-the Dodgers trade isn't "dead," tweets ESPN's Jayson Stark, though the Dodgers are interested in Josh Johnson and are "waiting to see if [the] price drops on" James Shields.
  • Dempster will consider trades to a number of teams, including the Braves and Dodgers, if the Cubs approach him with a deal in place, Bruce Levine of ESPNChicago.com reports. "He has not said that he wouldn't go to Atlanta or anywhere else for that matter," a person familiar with the situation told Levine.
  • There's no current dialogue between the Cubs and Dodgers about Dempster, ESPN.com's Buster Olney reports (Twitter links). Each club know what the other is looking for at this point.
  • The teams discussed the possibility of expanding the trade to include Alfonso Soriano or Bryan LaHair, Danny Knobler reported today.
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  1. the_show

    13 years ago

    Honestly if I was a Cubs fan I boo Dempster at the ballpark….He totally handcuffed theo and Jed

    Reply
    • lefty58

      13 years ago

      He’s going to get ripped mercilessly.
      And I’m guessing he wont be riding his bike home through the neighborhood anymore.

      Reply
      • Nick Frye

        13 years ago

        I can’t believe you cubs fans are turning on Dempster who has treated the organization and community with a lot of respect and given the cubs everything he has. Dempster has earned the right to say where he goes. He has a family that he has to consider as well. There is no guarantee Webster, Gould, or Reed will develop into strong SP so why hate on someone who has helped your organization more than any other player in recent years.

        Reply
        • the_show

          13 years ago

          Or maybe he had everybody fooled and was more self-centered than people thought

          Reply
          • CowboyJames

            13 years ago

            Dude He’s Canadian! Canadians are not self centered eh

            Reply
          • Javier Mejia

            13 years ago

            or maybe he used the right to veto trades, he did earn it, stop being so bitter, cubs suck anyways.

            Reply
        • sourbob

          13 years ago

          Years of being a nice guy is a great thing. But if you stick it to us hard on your way out the door, we still have a right to resent you.

          Reply
          • Nick Frye

            13 years ago

            How is he sticking you? Delgado is no sure thing. He has awful issues with control.Why not be happy a solid member of your organization is going to stay around longer? Why not believe he has earned the right to stay in chicago. MLB says he’s earned the right- it’s ashame the people that know him best disagree.

            Reply
            • sourbob

              13 years ago

              Yes, he has the right. But he also had the right not to say in advance that he’d accept a trade to help the team. He also had the right not to name Atlanta as a place he’d be willing to go.

              And you’ve got to be kidding on the solid guy who wants to stay in Chicago thing. That’s not what he is saying at all. He’s saying he’s ready to go but it’s LA or nothing, and whether that makes a trade that helps the team impossible is incidental.

              Reply
        • Goat_Rider

          13 years ago

          Theo: You’ve had a great year and Chicago loves you. You are the catalyst to our firesale and we need prospects badly.
          Demp: I love it here too and it really sounds like you got a plan, Theo. This city deserves a good club and I will even consider the Cubs as a favorite destination come Free Agency.
          Theo: That is fantastic! We are more than open to bringing you back home. Make a list of teams you’ll waive 10/5 for.
          Demp: LA and Atlanta.
          Trade is agreed to.
          Demp: Nah, you guys screwed me by doing something we have agreed upon. So now screw you guys.
          Theo backed by the entire City of Chicago: Well, screw you then.
          Pretty simple.

          Reply
    • Larry DePaoli

      13 years ago

      I AM a Cub fan and I boo Jim Hendry for writing the deal.

      Reply
      • dbreer23

        13 years ago

        Writing what deal? Dempster has 10-and-5 rights, not a specific no-trade clause. He surrendered a list of teams that he would _consider_ accepting a deal to just this season, but that is not a waiver of his 10/5 rights. Not Hendry’s fault, not the Cubs’ fault. The only issue here is that Dempster got bent out of shape when he was told by the media that he was dealt to ATL before being informed by mgmt, who still have to get his OK on any deal shipping him out, preferred trade list or not. In his reaction, he said ‘LA or bust’ – again, that is his right, he never guaranteed that he would accept a deal to send him packing, only that he would consider it.

        Reply
  2. User 4245925809

    13 years ago

    Let me understand this.. LAD take Soriano’s brutal contract (or a small portion, say 25-30%/10-15m) and then they don’t have to give up virtually anything for Dempster?

    Why doesn’t Epstein just hang onto him and offer arbitration, or is he afraid he will accept and then end up with nothing? This is ending up like a soap opera..

    Stay tuned next week for our next episode.

    Reply
    • the_show

      13 years ago

      I think they are fearful he would accept the qualifying offer

      Reply
      • BlueSkyLA

        13 years ago

        That’s the risk, exactly. Clearly Dempster isn’t in their plans for the future and it seems the new CBA is all about the teams not being incentivized to hang onto pending free agents who they really don’t want on the team just so they can get the draft pick.

        Reply
      • sourbob

        13 years ago

        I’m fascinated that everyone assumes it’s a given that Dempster would agree to a qualifying one year offer of $12.5MM–a 10% pay cut–coming off his best season as a starter. Someone is going to offer him a multi-year deal that may not approach that in AAV, but far exceeds it in total dollars.

        Reply
  3. Jeff 36

    13 years ago

    It stinks for the Cubs but Dempster is only excersing his right so he should be able to do what he thinks is best for him and his family. I was angry at first but you gotta look at it in his prospective.

    Reply
    • lefty58

      13 years ago

      I disagree, By all accounts Dempster was told about this beforehand and he agreed to be traded to Atlanta, it wasn’t until after the trade was made that he changed his mind.

      Reply
      • jwsox

        13 years ago

        That’s not how ntcs work. It’s not a vocal waive. Ryan would have to sing a waiver allowing him to be traded. Hypothetically he already
        Signed it and have the cubs permission to trade him he can’t take it back, it’s a contract

        Reply
        • gothamgator

          13 years ago

          right, he would have to sign a waiver…

          but it’s a pretty safe assumption from how far it got with Atlanta, the fact that he came out and said he would prefer being traded to LA or Atlanta a week before, and the surprise that ensued when he all of a sudden decided that he didn’t want to accept the trade, that he had told the Cubs management that he would accept a trade to Atlanta.

          Of course without anything being signed (because you can’t sign a waiver before the trade officially happens), he has the right to go back on it… but he really screwed the organization over and wasted a lot of people’s time in doing so.

          Reply
        • sherrilltradedooverexperience

          13 years ago

          actually he can’t have signed a waiver that had any already or he’d have had a braves uniform on for the last few days.

          Reply
      • sdsuphilip

        13 years ago

        and he has the right to change his mind.

        Reply
  4. vtadave

    13 years ago

    Dempster + Soriano for Webster and $25 million?

    Reply
    • thegrayrace

      13 years ago

      That sounds reasonable.

      Reply
  5. 55saveslives

    13 years ago

    At this point the Cubs are better holding on to Dempster and trying to get the extra draft pick. Without Zack Lee or Allen Webster its pointless to make the trade.

    Reply
    • Flash105

      13 years ago

      Exactly.

      Reply
    • sdsuphilip

      13 years ago

      Gould and Reed have more value than the pick they would get in about 11 months from now

      Reply
    • Javier Mejia

      13 years ago

      and when he accepts what will you do?

      Reply
  6. Flash105

    13 years ago

    Theo should give Dodgers one final call. Yes or no to offer. If they do not agree, tell Dempster talks with Dodgers are done. Period. Tell Dempster: Go to Atlanta, give us other teams that you will approve NOW or stay in the pen the rest of the year in Chicago. Theo need to show Dempster who is the hammer and who is the nail. And let him know Theo will be brutally honest with the Chicago media on the events that led Dempster to the pen. We need to look at young players for 2013.

    Reply
    • sdsuphilip

      13 years ago

      If Theo wants future free agents to not be interested in the Cubs this is the way to go.

      Reply
      • Flash105

        13 years ago

        I disagree. Even the Atlanta GM and players know Dempster went back on his word and Theo is STILL trying to accomodate him. I think players see and repect Theo thru this and realize dempster is a fake and a fraud with no honor.

        Reply
        • sdsuphilip

          13 years ago

          Throwing a player under the bus will only hurt Theo’s credibility and make players not want to sign there, no reason to do that.

          Reply
          • halflink123

            13 years ago

            Theo needs to be more subtle. He must say “we have ways of making you want to get traded” while cradling his fingers and smiling a devlish smile.

            Reply
          • MountainsofMadness

            13 years ago

            Theo has maintained his credibility, Dempster has not. Tweeting NO TRADE NO TRADE like a crybaby is just one example. People would understand if Theo cracked down on the diva behavior.

            Reply
            • sdsuphilip

              13 years ago

              Dempster has simply done what is in his right with his 10/5 rights the fact that he is even open to being dealt elsewhere should be good enough.

              Reply
      • Cora the Destroya

        13 years ago

        All Theo has to do is give them Crawford-like money and anyone would join the Cub’s bandwagon.

        Reply
    • Cheeseballs

      13 years ago

      Pretty sure the no trade clause was agreed to for a reason.

      Reply
      • Flash105

        13 years ago

        I have no arguement against Dempster’s right to it; he earned it. But a professional should never go back on his word. I think it comes down to character and maybe that is why Demster never wins the big games?

        Reply
        • sdsuphilip

          13 years ago

          He changed his mind? Who cares.

          Reply
          • Flash105

            13 years ago

            I personally don’t repect people who break their word to me. Theo got caught short and embarrassed. Why waste theo’s time and effort/

            Reply
    • sourbob

      13 years ago

      There was a discussion on Baseball Today (the ESPN podcast) today that suggested the Cubs might offer Dempster a qualifying one year-deal, but would inform him that upon returning, he’d be used as a closer again. That would be within their rights, wouldn’t piss off the union, and would likely send him packing, a draft pick coming back in his place.

      Reply
      • Flash105

        13 years ago

        Excellent strategy but I would tell Dempster he is going to the pen this year; we have to see what the kids can do and if he remains on the team he provides no value for 2013. If the union is unhappy we let them know our interests are for the future of the team, not for individual Dempster.

        Reply
  7. BK

    13 years ago

    Taylor Lindsey for Dempster?

    Reply
  8. TheReturnOfMrBlanks

    13 years ago

    Say the Cubs did trade Lahair – Dempster and Soriano to the Dodgers for prospects & $. Who would the Cubs call up to replace each guy? just curious

    Reply
    • jwsox

      13 years ago

      Jackson would get called to play center with Reed / Mather playing right.

      Reply
      • sourbob

        13 years ago

        Jackson is striking out in 34% of his plate appearances in AAA. He’s not getting promoted any time soon.

        Reply
  9. BlueSkyLA

    13 years ago

    Today’s big story is that there’s still no big story.

    Reply
  10. esasc4

    13 years ago

    hahaha, just take a look at all the headlines here, JJ will be traded to some team, greinke going to the rangers, dempster to the dodgers, hanley and choate to the dodgers, wandy to the pirates, infante and sanchez to the tigers, shields going to the angels, liriano to some team. And the big headline of them all is the braves to sign batista! WOW! Wren makes major impact near deadline! hahahaha, were pathetic.

    Reply
  11. Abu Abraham

    13 years ago

    not sure if this can work out, but can the Dodgers get Dempster and Soriano (and 100% of this contract) for 2-3 prospects (not including any of the young arms we’re high on)? Maybe taking on soriano’s entire contract would bring down the return asking price on dempster.

    Reply
    • Randy Malm 2

      13 years ago

      If we’re going to pay 100% of Soriano’s contract, you’re better off just releasing him – rather than trying to devalue the package of prospects in return. They’re offering to pay almost all of his contract with the hope that it will INCREASE the value of their return.

      Reply
    • Javier Mejia

      13 years ago

      lmao, the dodgers in no way will swallow that horrible contract, even if they eat half,(more will have to be eaten) the cubs will still get a low level prospect. C at best. or high risk, high reward one.

      Reply
  12. Mark Anderson

    13 years ago

    Where would the Dodgers play Soriano? Second? Sorry, that’s taken….so is third, short and first. Right? Nope–Ethier resides there. Center? Matt Kemp
    s territory. So unless they are moving a leftfielder, the answer would be designated bench ornament. .

    Reply
    • j m 2

      13 years ago

      Cause Juan Rivera / Tony Gwynn Jr. platoon is legit…

      Reply
    • IdontknowwhyIpostonforums

      13 years ago

      Oh my… just the thought of Soriano back at 2b made me ill. He could play some 1B or LF. Those are really the only options. If the Cubs pay his salary, go for it.

      Reply
    • thegrayrace

      13 years ago

      Uh, left field? Rivera, Gwynn and Abreu are all terrible.

      Most likely they’d DFA an infielder (hopefully Uribe), keep Gwynn as the 4th OFer and Rivera platoons with Loney at 1B. Abreu on the bench.

      Reply
  13. Tom Michalowski

    13 years ago

    Best move for the Cubs is to not trade Dempster. He defiantly has earned the right to say where he wants to go. His family is very important to him and wants to do what’s best for him and his family. He is a club house leader, he plays the game the right way and is a model player. If I was running the Cubs, I’d be looking to deal Soriano and maybe LaHair. The future if the pitching staff is not as bright compared to the position players. instead of trading a proven starter for prospect that have no guarantee of being future starters. They do need pitching, but trade veterans hitters like Soriano for pitching. They should explore trading for Felix Hernandez. There were trade rumors earlier and he would be worth trading for. You’d be getting a great pitcher for basically offensive players like Geo Soto and a fer average minor league players that the Cubs won’t miss.

    Reply
    • lefty58

      13 years ago

      You cannot possibly be serious.

      Reply
    • Jeff McCoy

      13 years ago

      An den we can trade Soreyano n marlin bird to the calafonia angels for mike trout to!!11!!!

      Reply
    • EightMileCats

      13 years ago

      Oh, didn’t realize this worked…

      In that case I’ve got Raburn, Don Kelly, the New York beloved Delmon Young, and a half pack of Marlboro Reds taken from Leylands pocket for Robinson Cano. 2b fixed

      Reply
    • Randy Malm

      13 years ago

      Come on, bruh….

      Reply
  14. BruinPirateAnteater

    13 years ago

    On the one hand, I do not see Dempster as a rental. To me its clear that Dempster either: wants to go to LA because he really wants to play in LA or wants to go to LA because he knows new ownership is going to dish out some big contracts this offseason and he wants to lock in a big deal. Either way, if he’s trade to LA, I see Dempster playing for LA for more than just this season, guaranteed. In this sense, we get a solid vet for a prospect that may or may not develop into a solid pitcher in a few years.

    On the other hand, he is 35 years old. How many more seasons does that arm have? I fine with giving Dempster a 1-2 year contract, with very good pay. But Webster MAY develop into a solid pitcher who could give us many more years of work. We have already seen this season what a gutted farm system can do to our club when injuries (inevitably) happen. No disrespect to Herrera, Cruz or Tollison (I absolutely love Herrera and Cruz, and I would love to see them back on the 25-man roster next year), but if there has been one glaring problem with Ned is that he’s traded away our prime prospects for rentals/old players with no more than a couple of good years left, and its biting us in the ass right now.

    I’m on the fence with this trade. With Bills on the DL and Eovaldi gone for Ramirez, we NEED at least one REAL starter, period (we can get by with a minor leaguer in the 5 slot until Lilly returns) . Dempster not only fills that role, but along with Hanley, it would make us a very very dangerous team, and would almost certainly guarantee a post season slot. However, giving up another top prospect for a 35 y/o pitcher will probably hurt us in a couple of years.

    Reply
  15. lefty58

    13 years ago

    Sammy Sosa, Milton Bradley, Latroy Hawkins and Ryan Dempster are now forever linked.

    Reply
    • Jordan Trude

      13 years ago

      Why Sammy Sosa?

      Reply
  16. Raymond Robert Koenig

    13 years ago

    Didn’t the Cubs and Braves have a deal in place?

    Reply
    • Julien Benjamin

      13 years ago

      and the Braves offer will only get worse for the Cubs… no leverage on the Cubs side

      Reply
      • Raymond Robert Koenig

        13 years ago

        The Cubs have leverage. They don’t have to trade Dempster.

        Reply
      • Steve Keasling

        13 years ago

        Braves lost out on Grienke….can’t beat out the likes of Texas and Toronto for Johnson, and Shields too expensive for 30 yr old having a horrible last six or so outings.

        If Atlanta wants a pitcher other than Dempster, they’ll be giving up a lot for one. They don’t have a lot of leverage. Cubs still have to get at least comp value for Demp in a trade….

        And two months of Grienke cost Angels two top ten prospects….again, just for two months.

        Grienke and Sanchez trades only reenforce Dempster and Garza’s value. Think again.

        Reply
  17. Dodgersarelife

    13 years ago

    Really why are we going after Johnson, can we even compete unless we blow up the farm… However, a Kershaw- Johnson or Kershaw-Sheilds would be nice.

    Reply
  18. mikem-5

    13 years ago

    I’m a Cubs fan. I think Dempster should be given a spot relief role with
    the Cubs for the rest of the season, regardless of what Dempster wants
    or what the players union wants. You can’t tell me Theo and Company
    didn’t talk with Dempster about teams he would be willing to go to
    before this mess came about. Dempster is a million-dollar baby, whining
    about what team he wants to go to. Yes, he has 10-and-5 rights. Ok, then
    throw it back at him……make him a spot reliever. He wasn’t going to
    go the playoffs with the Cubs this year anyway…..why give him the
    exact team of his choice to be traded to? To heck with trying to get
    little or nothing for him (Qualifying offer after season/comp draft
    pick)….we won’t get much now, unless we are lucky. Leverage is
    gone…he’s not a star, happens to be having a good year. Dempster blew
    any chance of getting the pitcher we wanted by vetoing the deal….all
    because of a media leak. I mean, really? Over a media leak? Poor
    friggin’ baby. Dempster should throw a water cooler at his own head,
    maybe he could knock some sense into himself.

    Reply
  19. clayc

    13 years ago

    HOLY COW….I am so over Dempster, Greinke and everything going on with this deadline. All these writers wanting to be the first to report something so every little thing gets written and blown way out of proportion. Twitter and social media in general has ruined the entire thing. Just think about what it was like back before all this crap, back when people actually had to wait to hear about it on the news or read it in a paper.

    At this point I don’t really give a darn where any of them end up, I will just be glad when it is all done and we can get back to baseball.

    Reply
    • Richard

      13 years ago

      You honestly want to go back to the days when you hear about a trade through reading a newspaper? Seriously?

      Reply
  20. Raymond Robert Koenig

    13 years ago

    Cubs will get more than a Lindblom for Dempster.

    Reply
  21. cubs223425

    13 years ago

    I swear, if 25-year-old reliever Josh Lindbloom and his 5.12 FIP headline a trade for Dempster, then I will honestly say that I want whomever was in charge of that trade fired. If it’s Epstein, kick him out. If it’s Hoyer, kick him out, then kick Epstein out for not stopping it. A sandwich pick is better than a -0.7-WAR reliever with a 6.54 ERA nad 4.31 FIP at AAA in 2010.
    Oh, and did I mention that Lindbloom is pulling off that SPARKLING 5.12 FIP with a .256 BABIP and 93% LOB%? Honestly, a trade headlined by Josh Lindbloom is perhaps the worst trade that the Cubs could possibly make. Not only should the Dodgers eat Dempster’s contract, they should have to eat Alfonso Soriano’s, Carl Crawford’s, and Barry Zito’s.

    Reply
  22. Steve Keasling

    13 years ago

    Dodgers have no shot at Johnson or Garza. Dempster is worth their top prospect….

    I laugh at Shields as a viable option.

    Reply
    • thegrayrace

      13 years ago

      The Dodgers could acquire any of them if they were willing to give up their top prospects and a younger player or two. I doubt any of those teams would turn down a package of Lee, Webster, Gordon and Lindblom. But I’d be pissed if the Dodgers offered that much.

      Reed, Gould, Withrow, Martin, Tolleson, Pederson, Castellanos and Van Slyke are all appealing prospects as well, just not top 50.

      Reply
      • Randy Malm

        13 years ago

        None of the prospects you’ve listed above are top 50.

        Reply
  23. thegrayrace

    13 years ago

    Lindblom was a 2nd round pick and has a 8.3 SO/9 and 7.2 H/9 in 76.1 IP in relief. He has great stuff, and was viewed as the Dodgers future closer until the emergence of Jansen. He’ll come with 5 years of team control.

    I’m not saying Cub fans should be happy with that return, but Lindblom is a better bet than what you’re likely to get with a supplemental round pick.

    Reply
    • Randy Malm

      13 years ago

      Weak.

      Reply
  24. nwh2787

    13 years ago

    I agree with Jordan on that point. I think the Cubs will eventually give in too a lower deal, because if you think about it, Dempster is close to 40 and is a rental, that shouldn’t really cost anything. Plus, I think Jordan made a great point about holding off the prospects for bat, then the Dodgers are legit.

    Here’s what I think:

    Dodgers get:
    Dempster

    Cubs get:
    Two minor leaguers:
    Steve Ames
    Ryan O’Sullivan
    or
    Logan Bawcom
    Matt Magill

    I can see either one of those players going
    Then for the bat….

    Dodgers get:
    Hunter Pence

    Phillies get:
    Josh Lindblom
    3 minor leaguers:
    -Allen Webster
    -Joc Pederson (or Bobby Coyle)
    -Chris Jacobs

    Reply
  25. MountainsofMadness

    13 years ago

    Total classless move by Dempster.

    Reply

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