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Red Sox Place Adrian Gonzalez On Trade Waivers

By Zachary Links | August 22, 2012 at 6:41pm CDT

The Red Sox have placed Adrian Gonzalez on trade waivers, a source tells Sean McAdam of CSNNE.com (via Twitter).  A player being placed on trade waivers does not necessarily mean that he will be traded, but the first baseman could potentially draw interest from other clubs.

At one point this summer, the Dodgers inquired on the slugger, though its not clear how receptive the Red Sox were to the interest.  Ned Colletti & Co. reportedly offered pieces that could help Boston in the future, though the Dodgers' farm system isn't tremendously deep.  

Gonzalez's seven-year contract extension calls for him to make $4.82MM for the remainder of 2012 ($21MM total), $21MM annually through 2016, and $21.5MM in '17 and '18.  The veteran also holds a partial no-trade clause.

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  1. mainesox

    13 years ago

    They aren’t trading Gonzalez; how would that make any sense at all?

    Reply
    • jlasovage

      13 years ago

      Why not. Rebuild around the haul of prospects plus cap relief. He has been surronded by controversy from his shoulder last year to his texts this year. Sox could get alot for him

      Reply
      • mainesox

        13 years ago

        They don’t need to rebuild, and they don’t have another 1B in the system. It wouldn’t make any sense to deal him.

        Reply
        • jlasovage

          13 years ago

          Long term pitching, rf, cf, catching but no no rebuild. Ill give the sox 2nd base, ss,lf and 3rd. Maybe jackie bradley in cf and kahlish is a stretch

          Reply
          • mainesox

            13 years ago

            Kalish isn’t that much of a stretch in RF, and Brentz is playing really well in RF in AA (and some expect Bogaerts – their #1 prospect – to possibly end up in RF; Bradley is about as close to a lock for CF as anyone can be; Lavarnway is ready and should be able to catch at least half the time, plus they have Vazquez, Butler, and Swihart at different levels of the minors; and they have their current rotation locked up for the next 2-3 years, and 9 out of their top 20 prospects are pitchers, including Barnes (#2) and Owens (#8) in their top ten.

            On the other hand, none of their top 20 prospects are 1B, and only two of their top 40 prospects play 1B – one of whom is Mauro Gomez (who has played a little with the Sox this year and is no better than a AAAA journeyman), and the other is Travis Shaw (who just a couple weeks ago was promoted to AA and while he projects to be a decent player, he doesn’t project to be anywhere near what Gonzalez is).

            Reply
    • User 4245925809

      13 years ago

      Probably just to see if could get some grandiose haul in exchange is it. LA doesn’t have what it would take and we both know Gonzalez will be the core of any team for years to come, regardless of how some others who might drag along here and post jibberish may think.

      Reply
    • Lunchbox45

      13 years ago

      almost every player in the league is on waivers at this point. its non news. no way they get rid of gonzalez on that contract

      Reply
      • dc21892

        13 years ago

        That deal is an absolute bargain.

        Reply
        • not_brooks

          13 years ago

          It’s hard to say that the contact of the eighth highest paid player in the game is a bargain, regardless of how good the player is.

          Reply
          • User 4245925809

            13 years ago

            Probably best compared to the rest of the 1b in the game how his contract stacks up. Age, bat, glove, how he should fare over the course of the contract.. it is easy to look at his and think he should hold up fairly well until his 36th B-Day. Look at Pujols, signed into his 40’s, Fielder signed until his 39th and thing.. Ugh.. Howard, getting 25m until his 37th.

            The Tex LT deal was probably the best bargain of them all.

            Reply
            • dc21892

              13 years ago

              That’s exactly what I meant by it.

              Reply
              • User 4245925809

                13 years ago

                I understand 🙂 of late, a chosen few here need more than words and just see names, or figures on a contract and think someone is either of no use, or not worth anything.

                Outside of Tex when it comes to the massive LT deals given to 1b the last few seasons, Gonzalez probably has the best chance of being a useful player throughout and that includes Votto.. Signed for well north of 200m total until his 39th B-Day.

                You know someone interesting who may break the cycle and not get a overly long contract after 2013? Justin Morneau.. Long unheralded and IMO, one of the finer all around 1b there is.

                Something that could be looked at next off season and granted is slime chance if the Twins do not move him before hand.. NYY move Tex (assuming he is still producing at top level) and see if Morneau is open to a short term deal. Short term as in 3-4 year.

                If Tex is still producing as he has since well before the Yankees signed him, he would still have some trade value, even owed 66m through his 36th B-day and the NYY could possibly find another guy who would benefit greatly from the short porch in right with little loss in the field and 1 year younger.. probably save some $$$ AAV also, if the LAD were not bidding them up. Possibly even deal Tex to the Dodgers.

                lot of far sighted and remote possibilities, but possible. Hard to predict what Cashman is thinking. he is shrewd.

                Reply
          • Lunchbox45

            13 years ago

            had he reached free agency, he easily would have gotten 40 million dollars more and 2-3 more years, based on what we saw in the market place.

            he’s extension isn’t cheap, but yes its a bargain

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            • cubs223425

              13 years ago

              No, it woudl be a bargain if he was doing what he did in 2011. IF he continues on his current pace, and he reaches 160 games played, he will have 19-20 homers. For what he’s getting paid, that’s unaccetpable, especailly at 1B, a power position. He’s hitting for less power and walking 40% less, and that’s really bad.

              Reply
          • mainesox

            13 years ago

            Look at his deal compared to the other 1B to sign since then and it looks like quite a bargain.

            Reply
    • not_brooks

      13 years ago

      “A player being placed on trade waivers does not necessarily mean that he will be traded…”

      Reply
      • mainesox

        13 years ago

        If you take out the three dots the sentence literally ends with “but the first baseman could potentially draw interest from other clubs.”

        Reply
        • Mike Query

          13 years ago

          Im sure lots of teams would have interest in guys like King Felix, Justin Upton, Andrew Mccutchen, Mike Trout and so on too. Luckily there is a pretty big difference in interest and an actual trade.

          Reply
          • mainesox

            13 years ago

            So what. This is a post about him being placed on waivers and it talks about teams being interested in him. Is it really that out of place to say that they aren’t going to trade him?

            Also, have you read any farther down the page? Because there are tons of comments from people who say their team should trade for him, and people saying the Sox should trade him, so obviously there are people who think he could/should be traded.

            Reply
    • MeowMeow

      13 years ago

      MaineSox you know better than this xD

      Reply
  2. BMiggy

    13 years ago

    will NEVER HAPPEN but I wonder if the Sox would trade him and all his salary for Ike Davis (Cheap, power) & a prospect or two.

    Mets need a solid middle of the order hitter, Red Sox could use the salary relief for other parts of team

    I REPEAT, will never happen. Just wondering from a Sox perspective

    Reply
    • JackParkman

      13 years ago

      It’d probably have to be Ike Davis, Harvey, and a few more pieces for the Sox to consider it.

      Reply
      • BMiggy

        13 years ago

        for that salary? I don’t think it would take Harvey or Wheeler.

        Reply
        • notsureifsrs

          13 years ago

          you are mistaken

          Reply
        • JackParkman

          13 years ago

          Ya his salary is huge, but its not as high as Pujols, Howard, Fielder, Teixeira, Votto. Anyone from that list deserves a team’s top prospect (if not one, then a few). Gonz can hit with anyone of those players, too.

          Reply
        • Cosmo3

          13 years ago

          You’re among several people who seem to have missed this, but AGon is signed to a great value, considering what the other 1B in his class are making. His “bargain” contract is a big reason why a team would have to give up a monster haul to acquire him.

          Reply
    • saul.

      13 years ago

      Yes let’s do this and watch Gonzo turn into Jason Bay.

      Reply
      • mainesox

        13 years ago

        Right, because the two are almost exactly the same player…

        Reply
    • chicothekid

      13 years ago

      The Mets won’t do that deal so it doesn’t matter. They aren’t spending their money at 1b when they THINK Ike could be the answer. They don’t have a lot of money to spend on payroll, (man that sounds awful to say) so they won’t be upgrading that position. If a trade could be made for an OF with power, they might be interested, but I just don’t see this deal happening for the Mets.

      Reply
  3. jordan c.

    13 years ago

    why the heck is this news… EVERY PLAYER IS PLACED ON TRADE WAIVERS! Why would the sox trade one of their best players and one of the top 10 1B and a bargain $$ wise (compared to the other 1B in MLB) and secondly, who the hell would play 1B

    NON NEWS

    Reply
    • corey23

      13 years ago

      slow news period

      Reply
    • notsureifsrs

      13 years ago

      what makes news is largely decided by what drives traffic

      Reply
      • User 4245925809

        13 years ago

        What has been driving traffic of late has been negativity, maroons and plain old front runners.

        Reply
  4. BruceP

    13 years ago

    Go get him Ned!

    Reply
  5. Gumby65

    13 years ago

    Are these types of waivers different then the August 1st waivers, or can a claim still be traded/sent packing for contract to claimant/rescinded, and blocked by lower-standing clubs?

    Reply
    • UnknownPoster

      13 years ago

      Same all month of august

      Reply
  6. Richard Gilboy

    13 years ago

    The Red Sox want payroll money to go out next season.

    Reply
  7. Alan Soberanes

    13 years ago

    The Dodgers should step up. They did try to get him before the trade deadline.

    Reply
    • sherrilltradedooverexperience

      13 years ago

      Adrian just doesn’t see tthe ball well at dodger stadium, His numbers at DS are pretty bad.

      Reply
  8. dieharddodgerfan

    13 years ago

    I’d offer Zach Lee, Dee Gordon and Shawn Tolleson for Adrian Gonzalez.

    Also offer to take on the whole contract, too.

    Don’t know if it would be enough, but couldn’t hurt to ask.

    Reply
    • jlasovage

      13 years ago

      You covercontract sign em up

      Reply
      • dieharddodgerfan

        13 years ago

        LOL, actually I just checked and AGon is signed through 2018. I might just do Zach Lee and Chris Withrow for AGon if the Dodgers have to take on that huge of a contract.

        Reply
        • soxfan0928

          13 years ago

          Have you see Gonzo’s contract vs that of virtually every other 1B in his class?? He’s making quite a bit less.

          Reply
          • ivdown

            13 years ago

            You do realize Gonzalez is making 20+ million per year, only Pujols and Fielder are actually 1B making more. Teixeira may be close, but I think he’s a couple million less per year.

            Reply
            • soxfan0928

              13 years ago

              @ivdown:disqus Gonzo actually has the lowest AAV of any of the elite 1B (Fielder, Votto, Teixiera, Pujols), and is signed for only 7 years, which is a big deal considering Fielder got 9 years, Votto got 10, Pujols got 10, and Teixeira got 8.

              Reply
              • rkmarx 3

                13 years ago

                Howard isn’t elite, but he’s also making 25M per.

                Reply
              • Vmmercan

                13 years ago

                Tex is also four years through his deal. Why would it matter how many years they got in terms of signing one of them? You don’t have to pay for their past seasons?

                Reply
            • Matt Busche

              13 years ago

              Ryan Howard is making $25M a year for this year and the next 4 years. Votto is owed $242M over the next 12 years. Tex is making $22.5M this year and the next 4 years. There are at least 5 guys making more than AGon

              Reply
              • harmony55

                13 years ago

                I suspect few of those players would be claimed if placed on revocable waivers.

                Reply
  9. andyfrank

    13 years ago

    I’ll trade John “I am SO freakin’ overrated” Farrell from the Jays to the BoSox for him, and maybe we in Toronto will go out and sign Tito to replace the huge under-achieving pitcher’s nightmare.

    Reply
    • tigerfan1968

      13 years ago

      Toronto does not need a 20M aging overpaid ex star. They have Encarnacion and Bautista who are as good as Fielder and Cabrera at 1/3 their price. Jays only need one front line starter and they are right there for years.

      Reply
      • Guest 4272

        13 years ago

        Yes of course, a 30 year old, all around better player than both of those guys on a super reasonable deal. I agree.

        Reply
  10. Guest 4274

    13 years ago

    A-Gon/Beckett for Hamilton?
    probably not but i hope so

    Reply
    • SqueakyRat

      13 years ago

      You must live in Texas.

      Reply
      • Guest 4273

        13 years ago

        im a sox fan and i live in jersey bro
        i WANT hamilton

        Reply
        • Tko11

          13 years ago

          Just what is needed, more injury prone players!

          Reply
          • stl_cards16

            13 years ago

            That will be Free Agents in 2 months. Makes perfect since.

            Reply
            • Tko11

              13 years ago

              Oh that is right I forgot about that part as well. I still dont understand why supposedly almost every player is put on trade waivers when the team doesnt really want to trade them…

              Reply
        • mainesox

          13 years ago

          Hamilton is a free agent in just over a month… Good idea.

          Reply
        • Leonard Washington

          13 years ago

          Hamiltons a FA at the end of the year, so how does this make any sense?????

          Reply
    • saidin09

      13 years ago

      Love Hammy, but don’t you think the Sox have enough Problems?

      Reply
    • FamousGrouse

      13 years ago

      Billy Hamilton or Josh Hamilton?

      Reply
  11. ASTDGG

    13 years ago

    I’m sure Gonzalez would not object to being trade to the Dodgers. He would get to go back to SoCal and play for a team competing for the division. Boston has been nothing but a circus this year and along with the Angels are the biggest disappointments in all of baseball.

    Reply
    • Leonard Washington

      13 years ago

      Good thing its not his decision. We arn’t trading him unless someone offers something insane and the Dodgers don’t have enough.

      Reply
  12. john12121212

    13 years ago

    LOL at Boston

    Reply
  13. Manny Being Manny

    13 years ago

    It makes sense. If I was the Red Sox, I’d be happy to have someone take that contract.

    Reply
    • notsureifsrs

      13 years ago

      gonzalez’s contract is a bargain

      Reply
    • rkmarx 3

      13 years ago

      Thank god you’re not the Red Sox!

      Reply
  14. dc21892

    13 years ago

    Pretty much no news and a non issue. The Sox aren’t going to let a cornerstone piece of the next 6 years. If they do, there is bigger issues than we can even fathom over there.

    Reply
  15. Jacob 3

    13 years ago

    What about Nick Franklin and James Paxton and the M’s take on the whole contract?

    Reply
    • LukeNalooshe

      13 years ago

      Nick Franklin is the heir apparent to SS in Seattle.

      Reply
      • Jacob 3

        13 years ago

        If he can stick at short. Big if

        Reply
    • Bob9988

      13 years ago

      I’m not sure i would give them Paxton for him, but i would give them Franklin.

      Reply
  16. Giorgi Almonte

    13 years ago

    I remember last year, everyone talking about him hitting 60 or more HRs, winning easily the MVP, thats really funny right now, wheres his power?

    Reply
    • slyfox1908

      13 years ago

      Since the All-Star Break, Gonzalez has a triple slash of .358/.400/.634. He is sixth in the AL in home runs, first in RBI, and fourth in slugging percentage. I don’t know where it went, but it’s coming back.

      Reply
    • jwsox

      13 years ago

      no one ever said he was goig to hit 60hrs

      Reply
    • Leonard Washington

      13 years ago

      Was it funny last season when he finished 7th for MVP. Give it a rest. Just because somebody says it on ESPN doesn’t mean we drink the kool aid, he is terribly productive either way you look at it.

      Reply
  17. Randolph_Knackstedt

    13 years ago

    Adrian could really help the Giants forget about Cabrera. And Belt could go to LF since he’s been heating up at the plate. But Blanco is much better at defense.

    Reply
    • thegrayrace

      13 years ago

      Not going to happen as long as the Giants are in first place. Dodgers would put in a claim before the Giants had an opportunity.

      But in all likelihood an AL team would claim him before any NL team would have a chance…

      Reply
  18. Angel Betances

    13 years ago

    Well, they shut Crawford down, let Papelbon walk, TRADED Youkilis, Francona is on ESPN, BASICALLY if Theo Epstien signed them, get rid of them. Not saying A Gone is gonna get traded, but if he does, Pedroia and Ortiz are next.

    Reply
    • dc21892

      13 years ago

      The only Sox being let go soon are the Becketts of the team who are underperforming and hurting the team with all their nonsense.

      Reply
      • Leonard Washington

        13 years ago

        and Lackey the snitch.

        Reply
  19. ugotrpk3113

    13 years ago

    I think the point is – Put him on waivers and see if someone gets insane, then it’s worth exploring.

    Otherwise, nothing to see here.

    Reply
  20. Tim Montague

    13 years ago

    How about with the Nationals for Anthony Rendon, Michael Morse and another prospect. Red Sox cut 20m/year off their payroll and the Nationals would become one of the scariest teams in baseball.

    Reply
  21. Walt Friedman

    13 years ago

    Trade him. This guy is a bizarre player. He tears it up in San Diego, a horrible park for hitters, even hitting 40 home runs one season. They trade him to Boston where everybody was expecting 50+ home runs per year (didn’t Gammons guess 60?), and his power has gone way down. I think he’s going to face a steep decline, and soon.

    Reply
    • Jake M

      13 years ago

      The guy hits .300, slugs .500, gets onbase around .375 and is a gold glover. The only people who thought his power numbers were going to sky rocket were inept band wagoners. His swing is a pure line drive swing, he dents the hell outta the wall a puts it into the corner in center constantly. This isn’t 2004, Your first baseman doesn’t need to hit 50 home runs any more, he just needs to hit.

      Reply
    • jwsox

      13 years ago

      actualy to be fair most people thought going to fenway his home run numbers would drop, he does not have a ton of opposite field power, and his doubles numbers would go up, which is what happened. He has power but he really isnt a 40 hr guy, If he was in a park such as yankee stadium yes 50 hrs, or even US Cellular he would be in the 40 HR range, a bulk of his home run power is to center and right, too very far problems at fenway. because he isnt a dead pul hitter or a dead opposite hitter Fenway actually lowers his homerun numbers, which most people in ESPN, MLB, Fangraphs all predicted..he is still a very very good player but he needs to be in a true hitters park to get those power numbers

      Reply
    • Leonard Washington

      13 years ago

      Fenway is a doubles park. If pitchers pitch him to pull he is gonna hit a lot of homers but they usually pitch him out because its harder to go the other way for HR’s. So its really gonna be a crap shoot season to season with his HR numbers but it doesn’t matter a bit to me if he consistently hits around 50 doubles, 300, with gold glove D, good obp and stable health.

      Reply
  22. Leonard Washington

    13 years ago

    We are keeping him Dodgers got nothing compared to what we would need to part with him.

    Reply
  23. MetsEventually

    13 years ago

    Ike Davis? I heart AGon

    Reply
  24. Zach Bathon

    13 years ago

    I wonder what it would take for the cardinals to trade for gonzo?

    Reply
  25. jwsox

    13 years ago

    you gotta love the number of comments and the amount of hoopla over this, I’m willing to bet every single player has been placed on trade waivers at least once in their career, most probably yearly. Its a way for GMs to gauge interest without having to actually do anything. The only reason we find out is some “source” over hears a phone call from either the league office, the team with the player or the team with interest, OR the GM or assistant GM leaks the info to gauge the media and fans interest/ potential fall back, I’d bet every single player in MLB not on a first place team is currently on trade waivers, it not a big deal, literally a no story that gets blown up because the post july 31st and pre august 31st dead lines are slow for baseball trade rumors

    Reply
    • baseball52

      13 years ago

      Not every single one, but damn near close.

      Reply
  26. Ed Scheiner

    13 years ago

    The Orioles have been talking they want to be in the playoffs. Standing show they currently are in the playoffs. But 39 games to go. So Dan Duquette make this deal. Gonzalez could be the Frank Robinson deal for the Orioles to be a Real Playoff and Division Treat. Of course we make a deal that does not strip the organization. But it will hurt to make this deal. So Go For It Now!

    Reply
    • Lefty_Orioles_Fan

      13 years ago

      No, No, No, you don’t want Adrian Gonzalez.
      Let me use my Jedi Mind Powers over you:
      You don’t want Adrian Gonzalez in an Orioles Uniform.
      Wave my hands and restate again:
      You don’t want Adrian Gonzalez in an Orioles Uniform.
      You want to go home and re-evaluate your opinion about Adrian Gonzalez

      Reply
      • baseball52

        13 years ago

        Adrian Gonzalez is not the first baseman you are looking for.

        Reply
        • Lefty_Orioles_Fan

          13 years ago

          Hahahaha!

          Reply
  27. Daniel O´Meany

    13 years ago

    Dodgers should step up on Gonzo… dealing Dee would be a mistake… I say Alan Webster, Ivan de Jesus, & Brian Cavazos Galvez should get the deal done….Plus Dodgers would be commiting a huge amount of payroll for someone that hasn´t been very good at Dodger stadium… If not Gonzo the Dodgers need a LH Power bat to unify that lineup… Remember we could find a LF that meets those requirements… Anyway happy to see the Dodgers being….The Dodgers….

    Reply
    • Chuy Gutierrez

      13 years ago

      im a dodger fan at thats a trade proposal that would get declined the second they are offered it

      Reply
  28. Zach Bathon

    13 years ago

    The cards should offer Craig and miller for starters

    Reply
    • Michael 29

      13 years ago

      I’ve got to believe the value/cost ratio of Craig and Miller over the next six years will far exceed AGon’s…

      Reply

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