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Braves Shopping Evan Gattis

By Steve Adams | November 10, 2014 at 9:57am CDT

The Braves are pushing Evan Gattis hard in the early-goings at the GM Meetings, reports Joel Sherman of the New York Post (Twitter link). Sherman notes that American League clubs are a better fit as they’d allow Gattis the chance to DH more often and take the field sparingly.

Gattis has been considered a trade candidate for the past few months, with the Braves desiring to clear a path for the defensively gifted Christian Bethancourt behind the dish. Gattis could be seen as an alternative to signing a player like Victor Martinez or Nelson Cruz — defensively limited bats in their own right that would cost tens of millions of dollars on a four-year deal.

Any team acquiring Gattis would be acquiring four years of his service, which should net a rather significant return for the Braves. The 28-year-old Gattis hit .263/.317/.498 with 22 homers in just 401 plate appearances this season. He missed some time with a bulging disc in his back — another reason that some additional DH time might work in his favor.

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  1. Brv Rocks

    11 years ago

    They should get a “significant” return for him. If not then keep him as the pinch hitter, back-up catcher.

    Reply
    • coolstorybro222

      11 years ago

      problem is J Up and Hayward are gone after this year, and if Gattis regresses, which he will, then we are stuck with him.

      Reply
      • TODD barber

        11 years ago

        not necessarily because i heard the braves were already discussing a multiple year contract extension with the braves ….

        Reply
        • coolstorybro222

          11 years ago

          you mean the Hayward extension? yeah, because J Up is more tradeable than Hayward. J Up is going to get expensive if we keep him longer.

          Reply
          • TODD barber

            11 years ago

            well it isnt likle we dont have the money we have tens of millions of dollars in revenue coming in from cobb county for the new stadium …with that revenue stream coming in we can afford to sign gattis heyward and upton all long term

            Reply
            • coolstorybro222

              11 years ago

              but the problem is can J Up do 30-40 hrs a year for 6-7 years?

              Reply
              • TODD barber

                11 years ago

                yep

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                • Brv Rocks

                  11 years ago

                  Justin has the type of skills that don’t age well. He has already shown a decreased ability to make contact on high fastballs in the zone while swinging at more and more pitches out of the zone. I like the guy a lot but there is no way I would sign him to a 6 to 7 year deal. Heyward, on the other hand, should easily warrant a 6 – 7 year deal.

                  Reply
          • BravesFan227

            11 years ago

            Heyward*…

            Reply
      • bravesdude

        11 years ago

        He improved this year, in only his second year. Why would he regress?

        Reply
        • Daphne

          11 years ago

          Some feel that Gattis’ hot streak was a fluke, and he’s older than the curve. He likely is who he is right now or possibly slightly worse.

          Reply
          • bravesdude

            11 years ago

            Older doesn’t mean that he has the normal wear and tear that others at his age at his position have. And he dismissed the “fluke” theory this year with his numbers, which were improved from last year.

            Reply
            • Daphne

              11 years ago

              What I mean is there are some people that think that the hot
              streak Evan Gattis had back in June was a fluke and not his real self. I’m not sure on what Evan Gattis truly is myself. I’m in on the fangraphs article that says “Evan Gattis tells us nothing”. Maybe he is the big near MVP caliber like middle of the lineup hitter, maybe he’s just a run of the mill above average hitting catcher, or maybe he’s a below average hitter that is all or nothing like some people think. And what I’m meaning on he’s older is, he isn’t going to have as many peak years. Personally I think his peak years are probably 2014-2016 or 2017.

              Reply
              • bravesdude

                11 years ago

                Yeah, he’s no .300 hitter. But he is likely to hit above .250 every year and hit 20+ HR’s while providing league average defense. Nothing wrong with that while we still control him and he’s on a limited salary. Gattis’ production is one reason we shouldn’t be in a rush to push Bethancourt into a starting role until he is more refined.

                Reply
        • LazerTown

          11 years ago

          Because he is already 28.

          Reply
          • bravesdude

            11 years ago

            He’s in his prime, and with very little wear and tear on his body. Also still in pre arb years, which is cheap and controlled.

            Reply
        • Jeff McCoy

          11 years ago

          .290/.342/.558, 16 HR in 243 PA pre-ASB and .221/.278/.393, 6 HR in 158 PA post-ASB is why he might regress. Atlanta needs to trade him while his value is at it’s highest.

          Reply
          • bravesdude

            11 years ago

            You’re going to use a small sample size, of which he came back after an injury? He surpassed what most thought he would do this year. He’s our best option. You’re taking one of our teams best offensive players off of the field, on a team that desperately needs offense, for a light hitting replacement in Bethancourt, who is only slightly better as far as projections defensively. Yeah…..that makes sense.

            Reply
          • bravesdude

            11 years ago

            As far as the Gattis vs Bethancourt argument, I could use the same small sample sized theory as you used to show you that Bethancourt was actually worse defensively this year than Gattis. Think about that….

            Reply
      • BravesFan227

        11 years ago

        Heyward*

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    • bravesdude

      11 years ago

      Back up catcher? He should be starting….

      Reply
  2. BravesNomad

    11 years ago

    Texas, TB and Seattle all make sense. Could you imagine Gattis behind Cano as lineup protection? Wooo that would be a potent 1-2 punch for them.

    Reply
    • Brv Rocks

      11 years ago

      Texas would be great for him since he’s from Texas. Gattis for Alex Gonzalez and Nick Williams maybe? Gattis for Elias+ from the Mariners.

      Reply
      • BravesNomad

        11 years ago

        A Gonzalez and Rua? Might be fair. What would we have to add to get Austin Jackson and Elias?

        Reply
    • Edgar4evar

      11 years ago

      The M’s really need a righty to slip between Cano and Seager. Then they’d have a nice 1-2-3 punch in the middle of the order. I like the sound of Gattis who actually has defensive value and so could be the right-handed half of a DH platoon with a lefty DH/PH type without burning a roster spot.

      Reply
      • chrisdelbosque

        11 years ago

        And don’t forget that the Mariners are apparently shopping Michael Saunders. I think a realistic deal would be DH/C Evan Gattis and OF Kyle Wren for 3B/1B D.J. Peterson and OF Michael Saunders.
        Wren projects as a Ben Revere (ceiling)/Sam Fuld (realistic) type outfielder and D.J. Peterson is one of the biggest batting prospects in the minors, but is blocked at 3B by Kyle Seager (the Mariners are considering switching Peterson to 1B). None of the players come at a high cost, so it would allow both teams to pursue additional needs via free agency.

        Reply
    • TODD barber

      11 years ago

      it will never happen because the braves will never ever trade gattis regardless of the return they get for him this is nothing more than a sportswriter running his mouth when he has no documentation nor concrete evidence to prove his argument…the braves have publicly stated numerous times on many different media publications that gattis is not available nor will he ever be

      Reply
    • LazerTown

      11 years ago

      Your a bit overvaluing Gattis. He doesn’t really add any fear there.

      Reply
  3. Chiburgh

    11 years ago

    Sounds like a trade involving Hellickson for Gattis may really happen.

    Reply
    • Brv Rocks

      11 years ago

      Can’t imagine the Braves would do that trade. Why trade him if all they would get is a bad #5 starter?

      Reply
      • Chiburgh

        11 years ago

        I never suggested it would be a 1 for 1 deal. I said a trade involving those players may happen

        Reply
        • Brv Rocks

          11 years ago

          I should have said it differently….i don’t think the Braves would have any interest in Hellickson at all…at least they shouldn’t with their new sabermetric focused front office.

          Reply
      • Steve Sampson

        11 years ago

        First of all, Hellickson isn’t a “bad #5 starter”. Secondly, Gattis’ value is nowhere near you seem to think it is.

        Reply
        • bravo_84

          11 years ago

          Good pitcher bad pitcher it really doesn’t matter. If you watched the Braves at all last year you know that can’t afford to trade hitting for pitching. Got to be a bat projectable within the next two years involved or the Braves “Should” have no interest.

          Reply
      • Gabriel Rivera

        11 years ago

        Helli isn’t that bad. He doesn’t have blow you away stuff but when he’s on his game he is a really good pitcher. His FIP and his don’t match up. A lot of the runs scored off Helli were off a lot of weak contact.

        Reply
      • adamdm07

        11 years ago

        Because they have had better success with some of these pitchers. Roger McDowell has been fairly good getting these “reclimation” projects. He isn’t that expensive so it may be a good shot. I think the deal will grow off Hellickson and Gattis to involve probably more than 4 players, if the Braves and Rays make a deal.

        Reply
    • Rally Weimaraner

      11 years ago

      Gattis’ value far exceeded Hellickson’s. Gattis has twice as many years of team control remaining, has produced well offensively, Hellickson has an ERA over 5 for the last two years and his peripherals don’t paint a more hopeful picture.

      Reply
      • Angels25

        11 years ago

        I hope the mariners dont get him and with another bat they can become scary

        Reply
      • SaberCoach

        11 years ago

        Hellickson is projected at .4 WAR next season while Gattis is at 2.9 WAR

        Reply
  4. Rack

    11 years ago

    I’d like to see them get a good return, but maybe they can make it mandatory to include BJ Upton in lieu of a return.

    Reply
    • coolstorybro222

      11 years ago

      Gattis will net us propsects, and we can swap bad contracts in the same deal for BJ

      Reply
    • ChiefIlliniwek

      11 years ago

      That would be cheap and stupid. Upton is owed $46.35 million over the next 3 years. Gattis should be worth 7-9 wins over that time, plus a 4th year of control after that. If you trade Gattis for nothing, you still have to replace those wins, and that will cost you the money saved from Upton (and more, probably). If you’re going to trade Gattis to get better, then get better; get something for him.

      Reply
      • Rack

        11 years ago

        It’s sarcasm.

        Reply
        • ChiefIlliniwek

          11 years ago

          I understandably missed that, seeing as how that’s a popular option often bandied about by Braves fans.

          Reply
  5. Angels25

    11 years ago

    I think Mariners got the advantage if they want him

    Reply
    • Edgar4evar

      11 years ago

      What would the Braves be looking for? The M’s have middle infielders, right-handed relievers and (for a very good return) a couple young starting pitchers. They can also take on some salary.

      Reply
      • Brv Rocks

        11 years ago

        The Braves need pitching and offense (3B or CF in particular).

        Reply
        • Guest 3586

          11 years ago

          Elias + With bullpen arm. I think can do the deal.

          Reply
        • Edgar4evar

          11 years ago

          The M’s have zilch at CF except maybe waaaay down in the farm system. They have two 3B’s in AA who could be attractive: DJ Peterson and Patrick Kivlehan. They should be in AAA this year though. You can’t have Seager.

          Peterson plus a good right-handed reliever? I could see the M’s doing that since Gattis has four years left of team control.

          Reply
          • coolstorybro222

            11 years ago

            Seager was going to be unrealistic anyway.

            Reply
        • chrisdelbosque

          11 years ago

          For trades, the Mariners have one of the best hitting prospects at 3B. D.J. Peterson, who is blocked at 3B (although the organization may move him to 1B), and they are trying to unload Michael Saunders this offseason as well.

          Don’t forget the Mariners also have pitcher Luiz Gohara, who is a few years away but could end up being an ace. The Mariners probably make more sense than any other team in baseball. Both teams keep their payroll down and get something that they need while dealing in areas where they have great depth.

          Reply
  6. john 65

    11 years ago

    Latos for gattis

    Reply
    • coolstorybro222

      11 years ago

      and he plays behind Mosaco? yeah.

      Reply
      • stl_cards16

        11 years ago

        Backup catcher and their starting LF would be what he’s wanting.

        Reply
  7. WisBrave

    11 years ago

    Braves should focus on getting a top of the order bat in return for him even if they gotta throw in a little extra to get a good one.

    Reply
    • Brv Rocks

      11 years ago

      Meh, they already have Heyward who can fill that role if necessary. They also have Jose Peraza who should be up sometime next year. I would rather they get a solid mid-rotation pitcher or a young 3B or CF for him.

      Reply
      • coolstorybro222

        11 years ago

        Heyward is inconsistent though.

        Reply
        • Brv Rocks

          11 years ago

          Not any more than any other player on the team. He had a bad April last year but was excellent after that.

          Reply
      • WisBrave

        11 years ago

        Heyward is kinda wasted in that roll but an option. but even a number 2 hitter that can get on base and lead off here and there would be great. Freeman and J-Up’s production will not be as wasted as much as last year. Braves are good at finding cheap options for pitching. But Braves pitching will be wasted again if they don’t produce enough runs again.

        Reply
  8. Nick 22

    11 years ago

    I think the Cardinals should take a look at Gattis. They definitely have the system to package a deal for the braves and I think he would be an excellent fit due to the lack of power the cardinals have. The only issue I see here is related to his position. Can he play right? If not this deal will not get done. But if gattis & the cardinals think he can I could see gattis being a primary right fielder, secondary 1st basemen for Adams left hander woes and potential Yadi insurance/spell at catcher. Could this happen?

    Reply
    • coolstorybro222

      11 years ago

      I would salvate at getting any of the cards pitching prospects.

      Reply
    • stl_cards16

      11 years ago

      Gattis intrigues me as well. He really fits perfectly with what the Cardinals need. Would the Braves be interested in Bourjos? If so, maybe Bourjos and Cooney for Gattis?

      Reply
    • Brv Rocks

      11 years ago

      If Gattis could play OF the Braves would keep him. He’s a DH/back-up catcher only

      Reply
      • WisBrave

        11 years ago

        It’s not that he can’t, it’s more that he shouldn’t be as a regular there the same can be said for 1st base and catcher. It’s why he’s a better fit in the AL otherwise having to use a defensive replacement for him when the team has a lead. Just lacks the range for outfield.

        Reply
      • TODD barber

        11 years ago

        he can play the outfield very well….

        Reply
        • Brv Rocks

          11 years ago

          LOL….just no. His idea of playing the OF is to let the ball drop and then run after it.

          Reply
  9. zeepatch

    11 years ago

    Gattis for Hultzen (M’s)

    Reply
    • Brv Rocks

      11 years ago

      No way.

      Reply
    • SFGiantsfan_10

      11 years ago

      Too much risk for the Braves side. If Hultzen can’t come back from his injuries, then the Braves will have given Gattis away for nothing. This deal only works if the Braves are willing to bank on Hultzen making a full recovery, which I personally wouldn’t if I’m dealing away one of my best trade chips.

      Reply
  10. BG921

    11 years ago

    I hope these rumors are true, but the Braves have to make a good trade in this situation. The Braves have their share of offensive troubles, so trading a piece like Gattis would have to benefit them for the future. I’m hoping the Braves can cut a lot of dead weight like Chris Johnson, B.J. Upton, and others, but you have to be realistic. It would be nice to get a legit prospect in return and possibly flip a pitching prospect in a salary dump move with B.J. Upton. Doubtful, but we can dream.

    Reply
  11. Buddy GO Braves

    11 years ago

    In return for gattis I want a prospect in a major league ready player.

    Reply
  12. Nathan Justice

    11 years ago

    Bad idea. We got a team that can’t hit for anything and the one guy that was hitting pretty decent with power and has 4 years of control and we’re getting rid of him? I think the FO is over valuing him.

    Reply
    • ChiefIlliniwek

      11 years ago

      Which is it?

      They’re looking to move him because they’re over-valuing him? He’s the one guy who hits but he’s over-valued?

      Reply
  13. sportsfan

    11 years ago

    I think for Gattis the Braves should be able to get in return either a number 3# starer or a top 50 prospect. Defense wise Gattis he a liability either as a catcher or as an outfield late in the game. Having said all of that Evan Gattis he is a very good hitter. For a team in the AL such as the Rays or Ms who could use a power bat Gattis could be what this team needs to become a world series contender.

    Reply
    • TODD barber

      11 years ago

      dont worry about it GATTIS WILL NEVER BE TRADED ….TRUST ME..I KNOW MORE ABOUT the braves and how their organization is run than 9/10ths of the people speculating about gattis being traded,ive been a braves fan for 40 years …trust me people gattis wont be traded for anything less than a david price type pitcher or mike trout type hitter….

      Reply
      • WisBrave

        11 years ago

        Speculation that Gattis won’t be traded. It doesn’t matter how long you have been a Braves fan.

        Reply
      • Evan

        11 years ago

        Maybe the angels can trade for david price then package him with trout and get gattis. Gee golly that would be swell.

        Reply
        • ChiefIlliniwek

          11 years ago

          Wouldn’t be enough. Trust me.

          Reply
  14. kcmark 2

    11 years ago

    Jarrod Dyson and a prospect for Gattis. Gattis can DHAR and backup Perez. Dyson can start in CF when the Braves unload BJ Upton.

    Reply
    • Andrew 29

      11 years ago

      thats an interesting trade very intriguing

      Reply
    • Brv Rocks

      11 years ago

      I don’t think so, unless the prospect is someone like Sean Manaea. Dyson doesn’t hit any better than BJ Upton…..he’s more of a 4th OF.

      Reply
      • bravo_84

        11 years ago

        “Doesn’t hit any better” ignores how horrible B.J. is, but I agree Dyson isn’t the answer to any of the Braves problems. He is a nice piece, but just isn’t a real difference maker.

        Reply
        • Brv Rocks

          11 years ago

          BJ had a wRC+ of 74 last year and Dyson had a wRC+ of 85. Both were really horrible.

          Reply
    • Matthew 3

      11 years ago

      This is interesting, but I would want a little more if I was in the Braves’ camp. Maybe it’s just that I am a huge Gattis fan and I know he is better suited to the AL. Maybe Gattis for Dyson and Finegan?

      Reply
      • SFGiantsfan_10

        11 years ago

        Finnegan can’t be traded until after next year’s draft because he was a 2014 draftee.

        Reply
    • SFGiantsfan_10

      11 years ago

      I would say it would have to be a high ceiling prospect with a somewhat low amount of risk for the Braves to bite on that deal.

      Reply
      • ChiefIlliniwek

        11 years ago

        High ceiling + low risk = surefire star.

        Those guys don’t typically get dealt for the Evan-Gattis-es of the world.

        Reply
        • SFGiantsfan_10

          11 years ago

          My mistake. I completely messed that up somehow, Meant to put mid-to-high ceiling prospect. The higher the ceiling of said prospect, the more risk associated with him.

          Reply
  15. Cole Hoppmann

    11 years ago

    Go to the cardinals as a backup catcher and right fielder and that can hit as well

    Reply
  16. tomymogo

    11 years ago

    Good, I think it’s smart to trade him right now where his value is at his highest. I personally believe Gattis has a lot of flaws in his game that may be exposed in the future. Sure his raw power is intriguing, specially from the catchers position, problem is his future doesn’t seem to be as a catcher.

    I like what Hart is doing, trade Gattis, arbitration offer to Ervin Santana(that was rejected meaning they will get a draft pick. After they deal Gattis, they should also trade Justin Upton.

    Reply
  17. frankm

    11 years ago

    Perfect fit for Mariners
    Need a DH and also a 4th OF pref a righty to platoon with Saunders or Ackley

    Reply
  18. frankm

    11 years ago

    Gattis for Helickson also makes sense
    Braves need pitching
    Rays need some power from the right ride (DH,C,LF)
    Great get for the rays if they get him

    Reply
    • WisBrave

      11 years ago

      Braves need to balance the lineup more so than pitching.

      Reply
      • SFGiantsfan_10

        11 years ago

        Agreed. Also Braves will be looking for more than Hellickson to trade Gattis, as their FO thinks very highly of Gattis.

        Reply
  19. Rls23

    11 years ago

    Anybody think the Indians could be in on Gattis? They could definitely use a power bat.

    Reply
    • Hunter 2

      11 years ago

      I hope not. I don’t want him. He’s going to be way over priced for a DH, since that’s all we would use him for.

      Reply
  20. Montu Masters

    11 years ago

    Braves should trade Gattis to the Cubs for Alcantara (2B,OF)……..then somehow lose B.J. Upton. and let Alcantara play CF and bat leadoff. Cubs looking for a catcher…..

    Reply
    • SFGiantsfan_10

      11 years ago

      I don’t know if Cubs would give Alcantara. Their approach seems to be to hoard prospects and see who comes out on top and reaches their potential. Although I’m sure Epstein wouldn’t hang up the phone since Gattis is still cost-controlled and the deal would likely hinge on how much more the Braves asked in return.

      Reply
  21. DZ

    11 years ago

    Reminds me a lot of Mike Napoli. A guy who can definitely hit, but pretty rough behind the plate. I think whatever team gets him will be happy they did, even if he has to play first base more often than not.

    Reply
  22. Buddy GO Braves

    11 years ago

    Gattis an johnson to Cleveland for chisenhall an a pitcher

    Reply
    • Hunter 2

      11 years ago

      No way the Indians trade their only competent 3rd baseman, to fill a need they don’t have.

      They also wouldn’t take Johnson’s horrible contract. In other words: No.

      Reply
    • Rls23

      11 years ago

      I don’t kno about dealing Lonnie. Honestly I think the indians should consider a platoon with him and urshela at 3b next yr. I think Zmac should b included because the braves need some sp. They need to add a few more pieces tho.

      Reply
    • ChiefIlliniwek

      11 years ago

      The 90’s Tribe featured the “All-Star at every position”. This proposal gets them 3/8ths of the way to having a catcher at every position. That seems like an odd way to fill out the lineup card.

      Reply
  23. Mihailo1227

    11 years ago

    Let’s go white sox!

    Reply
  24. fireboss

    11 years ago

    Update your post, Per David O’Brien and Mark Bowman (twitter) John Hart said they are not and have shopped Gattis or anyone else. . . yet anyway

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