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Nationals Acquire Jose Lobaton For Nate Karns

By Jeff Todd | February 13, 2014 at 12:48pm CDT

The Nationals have officially acquired catcher Jose Lobaton and two prospects from the Rays in exchange for pitcher Nate Karns. Along with Lobaton, the Nationals will pick up a pair of 22-year-olds that played at the High-A level last year: lefty Felipe Rivero and outfielder Drew Vettleson. Washington placed Erik Davis on the 60-day DL (right elbow strain) to clear 40-man roster space for Rivero.

Lobaton

Lobaton is a 29-year-old backstop who figures to slot in behind Nats' incumbent Wilson Ramos on the depth chart. A switch-hitter, Lobaton will presumably see much of his time against righties. Indeed, that has been the case for most of his time in the big leagues, though he has hit from both sides of the plate at roughly the same rate over his career.

Last year, in 311 plate appearances, Lobaton managed a .249/.320/.394 line, good for a league average OPS that plays nicely from the catching position. In addition to offering a left-handed hitting option, Lobaton appeals due to his affordable $900K salary this year and the fact that he can be controlled for three more seasons through arbitration. As MLBTR's Steve Adams noted earlier this month, however, the Venezuelan native's defensive metrics provide cause for some concern.

The 26-year-old Karns underwent shoulder surgery early in his career and just reached the big leagues for three starts last year. Throwing 132 2/3 innings at the Double-A level last year, he put up a 3.26 ERA with 10.5 K/9 against 3.3 BB/9.

Karns is a well-regarded prospect with a big arm, but questions remain whether he will stick in the rotation. Baseball America placed him at the ninth spot among the Nationals' top ten prospects. He had been expected to have an outside chance at earning a rotation spot in D.C., but otherwise would likely have served as minor league depth. Instead, he will presumably find himself facing a similar proposition in Tampa, whose fifth-starter options are perhaps led by 23-year-old prospect Jake Odorizzi.

The prospect return to Washington surely plays an important role in this deal. The southpaw Rivero, who landed at 17th on the BA list this year and 20th last year, threw to a 3.40 ERA in 127 innings at High-A last year, posting 6.4 K/9 against 3.7 BB/9. Rivero has a slight build but reportedly delivers a fastball that touches the mid-90s and carries mid-rotation upside. He occupied a 40-man slot in Tampa. The Nationals had success with a similarly youthful lefty acquired via trade last year, getting some production out of Ian Krol before flipping him in the Doug Fister trade.

Vettleson — the 42nd overall choice in the 2010 draft — also placed amongst the Rays' top thirty prospects. Gaining the 11th overall slot last year, he fell to 20th on this year's version after a .274/.331/.388 campaign at High-A. He knocked just four home runs a year after hitting 15 at the low-A level in 2012, and also swiped only five bases after netting 20 over the prior campaign. Vettleson profiles as a right fielder, with decent legs and a good arm. Baseball America says that, if his power develops as he fills out, and he improves his jumps on the bases and defensive routes, the left-handed hitter could end up with a solid all-around tool set.

The deal shapes up to be a swap of somewhat redundant assets. For Tampa, Lobaton had no obvious role going forward after the Rays acquired Ryan Hanigan from the Reds earlier in the off-season. Meanwhile, the club learned that starter Jeremy Hellickson would miss the early part of the year due to injury. Though Rivero could potentially have a similar ceiling to Karns, the latter is certainly a more established player who is much closer to making a contribution at the MLB level. Even if he does not earn a rotation slot, he could contribute in the pen sooner rather than later.

From the Nationals' perspective, the price was likely easier to bear given presence of other young, MLB-ready starting options (including Taylor Jordan and Tanner Roark, in addition to the more established Ross Detwiler) as well as several other solid arms moving through the system. (To say nothing of the fact that the team already has a strong, young, current MLB rotation that is under control for at least two years.) Though Washington had already traded one well-regarded young starter earlier in the off-season when it sent Robbie Ray (among others) to the Tigers for Fister, Karns did not have a clear place on the big league club and was something of a wasting asset in the minors given his age. By picking up younger talent in the deal, the club managed to maintain a reasonable portion of its talent base while shifting its promotion timeline in a potentially beneficial manner, all while adding a solid piece to the MLB roster.

MLB.com's Bill Ladson first reported the deal (via Twitter). Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times first reported the structure of the deal in its negotiating phase on Twitter. Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post reported (via Twitter) that Karns had been told he was traded to the Rays. Topkin first reported that two minor leaguers would also head to the Nats (via Twitter), and Kilgore tweeted that those names were amongst the Rays' top thirty prospects. Chris Cotillo of MLBDailyDish.com first reported on Twitter that Rivero was included in the deal.

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  1. matthew767676

    10 years ago

    The Rays had no room for Lobaton and were able to trade him off for a quality RH pitcher with some upside. Looks like another solid Rays move.

    Reply
    • GrayhawkAZ

      10 years ago

      Trade isn’t done yet

      Reply
      • matthew767676

        10 years ago

        Good point, it depends on the rest of the pieces involved, but I think both teams will improve from this trade.

        Reply
        • amoreperfectunion

          10 years ago

          Lobaton *and* two prospects for Karns? Seems a bit steep.

          Reply
    • Joey 6

      10 years ago

      This is absolutely awful for the Rays. Friedman just got “Friedman-ed”. How the heck can we include Vettleson and or Rivero? Neither let alone both should’ve been in this deal. I hate it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      Reply
      • Joey 6

        10 years ago

        I wouldn’t make straight up trades of Vettleson or Rivero for Karns, take Lobaton completely out of the equation….That’s how much I hate this trade!!!!!!!!!!!

        Reply
        • espierce

          10 years ago

          Joey, when has Friedman made a bad deal?

          “In Friedman, we trust”.

          Reply
          • Vincent Paterno

            10 years ago

            Rizzo’s had a pretty good batting average with his deals, too. Ask any fan of the Tigers (Doug Fister) or Twins (Wilson Ramos).

            Reply
            • Natsfan89

              10 years ago

              The only one I can think of that just didn’t pan out was Willingham for Henry Rodriguez and Corey Brown. Maybe Meyer for Span? Dude’s money more often than not.

              Reply
            • Joe Orsatti

              10 years ago

              At least you don’t have Ruben Amaro as a GM, his batting average with trades is equivalent to the players that he brings in. He has made 2 good trades, getting Doc and getting Lee

              We have lost Cosart, Singleton, Domingo Santana, Gose, Villar, bonilla, and D’Arnaud

              Reply
          • Joey 6

            10 years ago

            What’s your definition of a bad deal, is it trades only? Because I can give you 15-20 bad decisions that he’s made that have seriously affected the franchise.

            Reply
      • MagicalDiesel

        10 years ago

        Good thing you aren’t the GM of the Rays then

        Reply
        • Joey 6

          10 years ago

          I’d actually be an amazing GM thank you very much! My legion teammate is a scout for the Rays and I have 2 other buddy’s that are on the inside as well. I’m pretty crazy when it comes to all things Rays.

          Reply
  2. teddy

    10 years ago

    wonder what the deal was for, with the rays gm i doubt it was a 1for 1

    Reply
    • Chris Weaver

      10 years ago

      Package deal. From what I heard we got a pitching prospect and lobaton.

      Reply
    • Seamaholic

      10 years ago

      Other players are going the other way, from TB to Was.

      Reply
      • teddy

        10 years ago

        yah i understand, im a ants fan so i was looking at it in their perspective

        Reply
  3. WolandJR

    10 years ago

    I want to like this deal from the Nats perspective, but I just don’t.

    Reply
    • teddy

      10 years ago

      i mean it really just depends on how much you like karns

      Reply
    • Natsfan89

      10 years ago

      They took a guy who, at best, would be a middle reliever on the Nats and turned him into a solid backup catcher. They still have 3-4 guys who could step into the rotation if someone went down so really they filled a need by trading from a position of depth. Just like the Blevins trade.

      Reply
      • marinest21

        10 years ago

        Maybe Karns would be at best a reliever right now, but that doesn’t mean he holds lower value (at least in the long term) to the Nats than Lobaton. Zimmermann and Fister only have two years left on their contracts with Stras and Gio both at three. Odds are one (or more) are gonna walk unless Rizzo wants to spend bananas on the roto, which probably won’t happen given Harper’s expiring deal as well.

        My point is that the Nats are probably gonna be looking at younger, cheaper, in-house options to fill those voids, and I would’ve put Karns close to the top of the list as a replacement. I do have confidence in Roark, Cole, Jordan, and even Giolito as other candidates, but I just don’t like giving up a young controllable arm for a back-up backstop, especially when guys like Chris Snyder who puts up similar defensive numbers – are already on the roster. If Ramos can stay healthy (granted that’s a big if), he’ll be catching 120 games this year and putting up great numbers. Trading for a substitute at a position of marginal importance while giving up a potential 3-4 starter with a roto that will undergo some substantial changes sooner rather than later is a little bothersome. I guess it also depends on who the Nats get back prospect-wise however.

        Reply
        • Natsfan89

          10 years ago

          I understand your point, but there’s a reason Rizzo traded away guys like Alex Meyer, Robbie Ray, and Karns and it has a lot to do with the window you mentioned in regards to the starters. I hesitate to use the term “win now mode,” I think it hints at desperation and the lack of a future. That Nats aren’t desperate, they have a lot of young position players, and they still have some nice prospects. But like you said, they won’t be able to keep all their starting pitchers (I’ve already acquiesced to the idea of Zimmermann testing the open market) so if Rizzo has to trade a prospect to fill a need that will help the team win now then so be it. I’m even less inclined to worry when the prospect being traded has more highly touted prospects coming up behind him (Cole, Giolito, Sammy Solis) and guys who could provide similar results right now (Roark, Jordan).

          Now obviously this all depends on how Lobaton does, but Rizzo likes him more than Solano, Leon, or Snyder and I trust Rizzo’s judgement.

          Reply
        • Jeff Todd

          10 years ago

          Note that Gonzalez has two option years at the end of that deal as well. ($12MM apiece for ’17 and ’18.)

          Reply
        • C. McCarthy

          10 years ago

          The fact that you call the catcher a “position of marginal importance” makes it really hard to take you seriously…

          Reply
          • marinest21

            10 years ago

            I meant the specific position of backup catcher, not solely catcher. I apologize for the confusion.

            As a life-long Padres fan, I have witnessed year after year more than serviceable backup catchers signed to affordable FA contracts.

            Reply
            • C. McCarthy

              10 years ago

              In that case, I totally agree. I was pretty confused at first!

              Reply
  4. rays67

    10 years ago

    Great trade for the Rays.. Lobaton is a below average defensive catcher without much upside. He occasionally will get into a small offensive streak but beyond that the Nats fans shouldn’t have high hopes…. Great move Andrew!

    Reply
    • teddy

      10 years ago

      well actually he was rated above average, and it generally considered a good framer, so yah….

      Reply
      • rays67

        10 years ago

        Well I’ve been watching the guy the past few years….you watch and get back to me. He cannot throw out a base runner and cannot block a pitch so if pitch framing equals these negatives for you then you got your guy… Here are some numbers: Lobaton has caught just 16 percent of attempted base stealers in his
        career and was below average at blocking pitches in the dirt in 2013 (per Fangraphs). While he’s not a poor pitch-framer, he also doesn’t add significant value in that department, either (per Matthew Carruth’s work at StatCorner). Here is the article link: mlbtraderumors.com/2014/02/trade-talks-for-jose-lo…

        Reply
        • teddy

          10 years ago

          remember though, that teams have a lot more information than the masses, so while traditional stats don’t like him there is a reason why multiple teams were interested in him.

          Reply
          • halflink123

            10 years ago

            Not necessarily. I suspect that teams are interested in him precisely FOR his conventional stat line, ie hes an above average hitter as far as catchers go

            Reply
            • Doom & Bloom

              10 years ago

              Since when is a career .228 BA and a career .311 OBP above average?

              Reply
              • halflink123

                10 years ago

                not career most teams buy high, sell low, aka put most weight on last years numbers

                Reply
                • Doom & Bloom

                  10 years ago

                  Last year Lobaton hit .249 with an .OBP of 320 and a slugging of .394. I still don’t see how that’s above average. Might be his best year, but not above average by any means.

                  Reply
                  • David 30

                    10 years ago

                    For a catcher, it is above average. Not a ton, but slightly. Overall, it was good for a 100 OPS+ which is league average.

                    Reply
    • Natsfan89

      10 years ago

      Soooo…you’re saying he’s a backup catcher? Awesome we needed one of those!

      Reply
    • Chris Weaver

      10 years ago

      How can you say great trade lol? They haven’t disclosed the rest of the deal….

      Reply
      • rays67

        10 years ago

        Any trade involving getting rid of Lobaton is a great trade IMHO…

        Reply
        • Chris Weaver

          10 years ago

          Thats quite a haul for a relief guy way done on the Nats depth charts.

          Reply
  5. BrettLawriesnewesttattoo

    10 years ago

    Seems like a good trade for both teams. They both turned superfluous pieces into something of value.

    Reply
    • NickinIthaca

      10 years ago

      This deserves a thumbs up just because of your use of the word “superfluous.”

      Reply
  6. HalfSt

    10 years ago

    The Nats have traded an awful lot of minor league pitchers. I hope a few other marginal pitching prospects break out for them this year to make up for this, or to give Rizzo more trading pieces. Maybe Blake Treinin can make the Michael Morse trade even better this year.

    Reply
  7. Eric D.

    10 years ago

    I like Nate Karns HR/9 in the minors.

    Reply
  8. LittleOtterPaws

    10 years ago

    Teams need to figure out that the Rays ARE ALWAYS RIGHT when it comes to scouting AA-AAA prospects. Frustratingly so. It seams like they always get the nice prospect for pennies on the dollar. Once teams figure that out they will stop being shafted by a “low budget” team like the Rays.

    Reply
    • Seamaholic

      10 years ago

      This isn’t remotely true. Rays system has gone steadily downhill in recent years. It’s still top half, but it’s nothing like it was in its glory years and they’ve had several bad drafting years in a row.

      Reply
      • GrayhawkAZ

        10 years ago

        Drafting has what to do with Triple AAA and Double AA prospects, HIgh School sure but those are completely different animals with different scouting departments…

        Rookie Ball and Single A sure.. And their system isn’t as strong that is true

        Reply
      • LittleOtterPaws

        10 years ago

        I’m sorry, you misread. I was talking about the scouting of advanced prospects, specifically in other peoples systems.

        Reply
    • LittleOtterPaws

      10 years ago

      I withdraw my statement due to considerable prospects headed Washington’s way

      Reply
  9. teddy

    10 years ago

    just reported per adam kilgore, of WaPo that the nationals will be getting two of rays prospects both within their top 30

    Reply
  10. John Donovan

    10 years ago

    Felipe Rivero is not a bad prospect for the Nats to get in this deal. A 3.40 ERA at age 21 in A+ ball.

    Reply
    • teddy

      10 years ago

      looks like a LH reliever with a ceiling of back end of the rotation starter, deals looking much better for the nats i wonder who the last guy is.

      Reply
      • Jeff Todd

        10 years ago

        Not certain on how Rivero looks for sticking in the rotation — saw some suggestions that he has two worthwhile offspeed offerings — but if not, I wonder if he could be Krol 2.0. That worked out pretty well the last time.

        Reply
        • teddy

          10 years ago

          i mean just based on the scouting reports, ive seen some saying that he could be a #3 if he fixes his stamina and location problems, he definitely has the “stuff” but i see he more as a long reliever or 1 inning middle reliever.

          Reply
  11. Danny Phillips

    10 years ago

    Two top 30 prospects as well coming from the Rays. I’m warming up to this deal for the Nats. Not to mention that Lobaton has three more years of cheap control.

    Reply
  12. FS54 2

    10 years ago

    wow really? that’s a good return for a prospect who was down the depth chart behind Taylor, Roark, and such.

    Reply
    • Danny Phillips

      10 years ago

      Law had Vettleson as the Rays #8 prospect heading into this year. Seems like they are pretty enamored with Karns.

      Reply
      • teddy

        10 years ago

        shockingly good return for karns, the rays must have really wanted him

        Reply
  13. Pennsy

    10 years ago

    With th Nats getting an OF prospect as well they’ve essentially replaced what they gave up to get Blevins. So the Nats parted with Karns and got a backup C, a lefty specialist, and a fringey arm. Not a bad offseason before one even mentions the Fister trade.

    Reply
    • marinest21

      10 years ago

      I would even go further and say they not only replaced but upgraded both the departures of Burns (in Vettleson) and Ray (in Rivero). Vettleson definitely has more upside than Burns but is not as polished, and the same may be said for Rivero compared to Ray. I was on the fence about this deal before I saw the prospects coming back, but now I am more optimistic. Lobaton’s framing abilities must be of the charts if Rizzo is gushing about them.

      Reply
  14. kakarot

    10 years ago

    Pretty good trade over all honestly, clears up a roster space for the Rays too

    Reply
  15. Joe Orsatti

    10 years ago

    Hey Washington,
    I’ll give you Ruben Amaro and our billion dollar TV contract and a PTBNL for Mike Rizzo

    Reply
    • Eugene in Oregon

      10 years ago

      That deal would look better if you left Mr. Amaro out of it.

      Reply
  16. algionfriddo

    10 years ago

    Sandy Leon (Nationals) is already better defensively than Lobaton and has a much better arm. Leon did not hit well in the minors in 2013, but he was doing well in Winter ball. Hopefully he can step it up in 2014.

    Reply
    • Jeff Todd

      10 years ago

      Lobaton’s ability to hit from the left side does make a difference — Leon hasn’t performed very well lefthanded in the minors, while Lobaton is pretty much platoon-free at the MLB level. And given the prospect element of the deal, I don’t feel the Nats gave up a ton of overall value for Lobaton. If Leon proves worthy and Lobaton struggles, you could always see a mysterious DL trip for the latter and call-up of Sandy. But remember that Leon is just 24 and has not seen many at-bats at the upper minors. He’s still got time to develop and still have plenty of impact.

      Mostly just wanted to respond to give you a thumbs up on the pic and user name, though! I’ve got that same photo signed by Mr. Gionfriddo — sent it to him when I was 10 or 12.

      Reply
      • teddy

        10 years ago

        1 could argue the nats got more value from karns then the tigers got for fister LOL

        Reply
        • Jeff Todd

          10 years ago

          Ha, well, at least the value may be closer than one might have expected.

          I do think that there is something extra to be said for the value of pitching prospects that come with 6 years of control and have reached the point of being “MLB ready” — whether or not they are more likely to be injured than a younger guy, or have better or worse upside, they have less time to get injured before they contribute at the MLB level. That matters, especially if you think that pitching injuries are in some substantial respects random.

          Really interesting trade, I think.

          Reply

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