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Brewers, Rays Agree To Swap Aguilar, Faria

By Steve Adams | July 31, 2019 at 11:28am CDT

The Rays and Brewers have agreed to a trade sending first baseman Jesus Aguilar from Milwaukee to Tampa Bay, ESPN’s Jeff Passan reports (Twitter links). Milwaukee is acquiring right-hander Jake Faria in return.

Jesus Aguilar | Michael McLoone-USA TODAY Sports

Aguilar, 29, is in the midst of a down season at the plate but was an All-Star who bashed 35 home runs as recently as 2018. The 26-year-old Faria, similarly, looked to be a pitcher on the rise with a terrific rookie campaign in 2017 but has struggled to replicate that success in 2018-19.

Both players are fairly logical change-of-scenery candidates whose skill sets more closely align with the current needs of their new organizations. The Brewers have been hit hard by pitching injuries this season and currently have three rotation pieces on the injured list. The Rays, meanwhile, have been searching for a right-handed bat for quite some time and were linked to Aguilar more than a week ago.

It’s been a tough season for Aguilar, whose outstanding .274/.352/.539 output in 2018 has given way to a woeful .225/.320/.374 slash line in 2019. Aguilar’s strikeout and walk rates have both improved, but his line-drive, fly-ball and hard-hit rates have all taken a step back. That said, Statcast still likes Aguilar as a potential bounceback candidate based on the quality of the contact he’s made, as his expected wOBA of .342 dwarfs his actual .304 wOBA. He’s swinging a hot bat in the month of July as well, raking at a .298/.346/.574 clip in a small sample of 52 plate appearances.

Jake Faria | Evan Habeeb-USA TODAY Sports

Faria debuted with the Rays in ’17 and immediately contributed 86 2/3 innings of 3.43 ERA ball while averaging 8.7 K/9 against 3.2 BB/9 with a 38.3 percent ground-ball rate as a 23-year-old. It wasn’t an elite arrival on the big league scene, but it was certainly heartening enough to view him as a potential long-term piece in the rotation.

Instead, however, Faria’s K/BB rates trended in the wrong direction in 2018 as he limped to a 5.40 ERA in 65 MLB frames. He’s moved to the bullpen this year and allowed three runs in 10 MLB innings. As a reliever with Triple-A Durham, he’s logged 45 2/3 innings of 2.17 ERA ball with a 54-to-19 K/BB ratio.

Both players arrive in their new organizations as potential long-term fits. Aguilar will be arbitration-eligible for the first time this winter and can be controlled through the 2022 season. Faria hasn’t reached two years of big league service yet but quite likely will before the end of the year. Assuming he accrues the remaining time he needs, Faria would be arbitration-eligible after the 2020 season and controllable through 2023.

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  1. Phillies2017

    4 years ago

    Great buy low

    Reply
    • brewcrew08

      4 years ago

      How do you know it’s buy low if you don’t know the return?

      Reply
      • dray16

        4 years ago

        It is, they gave up jabob faria

        Reply
        • jbigz12

          4 years ago

          Jake Faria for Aguilar is a fantastic buy low.

        • Raysbear03

          4 years ago

          It’s not we don’t need Aguilar we got Lowe

        • brewcrew08

          4 years ago

          All the comments stating Jesus as a “one year outlier” player. If you truly believe that seems like a decent return. Faria has never really had a run in the bigs. His longest run in the bigs in 2017 actually produced a 3.43 ERA in 14 starts. Has 4 more years of control too. Brewers need arms and this kid still has potential

        • jbigz12

          4 years ago

          I think this could spell the end of Ji-man. Not Lowe. Lowe is also a lefty.

        • jbigz12

          4 years ago

          Faria is out of options next year and out of time in TB. It’s a great deal for them because he was nothing more than a length candidate for them. They already have Beeks and Yarborough for that.

        • geejohnny

          4 years ago

          We sure don’t need Faria either. He’s strictly an innings eater and very inconsistent. Not a huge fan of Aguilar but love this deal. No downside unless Faria becomes a 10 to 15 gm winner….which I doubt.

        • geejohnny

          4 years ago

          Rays fan here. He’s very average. Not terrible but arms like his are very common.

        • dixoncayne

          4 years ago

          If a SP gets injured you’ll be happy Faria is available

        • jbigz12

          4 years ago

          The Rays? Probably not. They had Jose De Leon and soon Anthony Banda ahead of him in the pecking order for depth starters. He was also out of options next year. The crew are a good team to take a shot on him I suppose. But there’s no shuttling him next year. He’s either good enough to stick or he’s on waivers.

    • Senioreditor

      4 years ago

      He’s 29 with one decent year. It’s a low buy no matter when you purchase.

      Reply
      • arc89

        4 years ago

        Could have gotten chris carter for free.

        Reply
    • francys08

      4 years ago

      I do not really like this trade. Jake farias has potential to be a good starting pitcher. Also, I understand that Aguilar was very good last season. I hope this is a good trade for both teams especially to the Rays. They need to go to playoffs this season.

      Reply
    • chippahawk

      4 years ago

      Figured this dude would be eating this juiced ball up after his break out season last year. I like it for the rays.

      Reply
  2. colonel flagg

    4 years ago

    Well, that’s interesting.

    Reply
    • fsrasmd

      4 years ago

      No kidding. He’s not having a good year at all. I sure hope the Rays didn’t give up much at all.

      Reply
  3. ncbrave

    4 years ago

    Got to love that picture. “What I’m traded to the Rays”.

    Reply
    • Polish Hammer

      4 years ago

      Or “what?!? I’m getting sent down to the AAAA?”

      Reply
  4. Yankeedynasty

    4 years ago

    Wow. Giving up on him. Tampa needs anything from that offense

    Reply
  5. Stu(pid)Sternberg

    4 years ago

    Solid buy low move. Interested to see what TB gives up. Hopefully the end of the Choi era

    Reply
    • rangers92

      4 years ago

      Wouldn’t be a bad guy to have at DH
      His .350 OBP isn’t too bad.

      Reply
  6. brewcrew08

    4 years ago

    Hopefully relief help

    Reply
    • dray16

      4 years ago

      jacob Faria

      Reply
      • 25thman

        4 years ago

        you called it

        Reply
    • ntorsky

      4 years ago

      One might call it…relief relief?

      Reply
      • GareBear

        4 years ago

        What a relief

        Reply
  7. thebighurt619

    4 years ago

    Pence. Dickerson. Jose Martinez. But they go with aguilar? Wth.

    Reply
    • cmjustice85

      4 years ago

      takes two to tango my friend

      Reply
    • geejohnny

      4 years ago

      Because of the return request most likely.

      Reply
  8. Bill Smith

    4 years ago

    Nobody effs with the Jesus.

    Reply
  9. mikeyst13

    4 years ago

    Guy has finally started to hit a bit lately and then you sell low on him when he’s got 3 more years of control? Interested to see the return on this……

    Reply
  10. king beas

    4 years ago

    Lowe is already better at 1b…

    Reply
  11. ericm25

    4 years ago

    for who. not that I care not just curious…

    Reply
    • Mcloven

      4 years ago

      Jacob faria

      Reply
  12. Danthemilwfan

    4 years ago

    I loved Jesus but he’s a dh guy as long as they keep the dh

    Reply
  13. WereAllJustGuestsHere

    4 years ago

    Can someone call Ross Atkins and remind him the trade deadline is today?

    Reply
  14. CrewBrew

    4 years ago

    Good luck Jesus one of my favorite Brewers even though you really took a nose dive hitting. Will miss him and Arcias antics on the field.

    Reply
  15. libeast27

    4 years ago

    This is just whatever. If this was last year, I’d be like woah. But it’s not. And the return being Jake Faria? This is just mediocre

    Reply
  16. Chives

    4 years ago

    Sogard and Aguilar form a nice one-two punch

    Reply
  17. stubby66

    4 years ago

    Be interesting to who we got from them obviously a pitcher probably . Now get rid of Thames and Shaw , move Braun to first , bring up Grisham to play left. Trade Arcia for Caleb Smith .Get it done please

    Reply
    • brewcrewenthusiast

      4 years ago

      you would be a dipoto level gm stubby. that really won’t make the team better just…different

      Reply
      • stubby66

        4 years ago

        I love Brewers but were not winning it this year. Let guys get healthy and gain experience. Sign Moose to a 2 or 3 year extension. Save some money in process and deal Thames, Grandal for young players. Just walk away from anyone not in next years plans

        Reply
    • mikeyst13

      4 years ago

      They’ve tried Braun at 1B and it was a disaster. They aren’t going to get anything of value right now for Shaw so why trade him? And what makes you think the Marlins would want Arcia in return for Smith? It would have to be more than just Arcia probably and then who plays SS?

      Reply
      • colonel flagg

        4 years ago

        Derby. He’s a pitcher, but usually is mentioned in every possible scenario by Stubby so why not. I really appreciate stubby’s passion, but like brewcrewenthusiast said the moves suggested don’t make the team better, just different.

        Reply
        • stubby66

          4 years ago

          Like to see Derby be given a chance you never know plus the Brewers have a lot of players that have to be added to 40 man this winter.

  18. ChiSox_Fan

    4 years ago

    Abreu headed to Milwaukee.

    Cub killer.

    Reply
    • ElMagoN9ne

      4 years ago

      Abreu’s on the white sox. I doubt the brewers got anyone ML ready.

      Reply
      • DarkSide830

        4 years ago

        he’s not talking about this trade.

        Reply
        • ElMagoN9ne

          4 years ago

          He’s also a obvious troll.

      • ChiSox_Fan

        4 years ago

        I know he is on the Sox. Maybe headed to Brewers in next trade announcement.

        He kills the Cubs 4-6 times a year now.

        Imagine how many times the Brewers play the Cubs.

        Reply
        • ElMagoN9ne

          4 years ago

          He’s also a free agent. Brewers dont have the players to give the white Sox.

        • augold5

          4 years ago

          You really think the brewers don’t have the prospects to get an aging 1B rental? Stop trolling

  19. ElMagoN9ne

    4 years ago

    Agular to a contender. Still a cheater.

    Reply
  20. Raysbear03

    4 years ago

    Nate Lowe is hitting over .300 with big time power. I get Cash loves righty lefty matchups, but he’s good enough to play everyday there. Does add some thump and The rays were getting impatient with Faria. Just adding a guy hitting .220 ain’t gonna help your lineup

    Reply
  21. Raysbear03

    4 years ago

    Can we get rid of Ji man Choi now?

    Reply
    • DarkSide830

      4 years ago

      yeah i dont get getting Aguliar when Choi is still there. latteral move at best – Choi is probably the better player.

      Reply
      • notyourfriend

        4 years ago

        The brewers traded Choi instead of Aguilar last year and Choi has not been an All Star, so…

        Reply
    • geejohnny

      4 years ago

      I’m pretty sure that the Rays are holding out for the biggest return for Choi. The demand is increasing…..or maybe not.

      Reply
  22. DarkSide830

    4 years ago

    oh snap. nice trade for Milwaukee. Rays look to be in panic mode though.

    Reply
    • Raysbear03

      4 years ago

      Agreed we gotta put on our big boy pants and get a real 1st baseman, Jose Abreu or let Nate Lowe or heck Brandon Lowe play there and start Sogard at second

      Reply
      • DarkSide830

        4 years ago

        at the very least Aguliar is not a rental. that being said, he’s a non-tender candidate in 2021 if he preforms like this next year. Faria is at least expendable with that deep pitching corps/pipeline, but yeah, certianly not the route id go at first, at least not as a contender.

        Reply
  23. forwhomjoshbelltolls

    4 years ago

    A real baseball deal. Interesting.

    Reply
  24. Dom2

    4 years ago

    Great deal for the Rays, Now the Indians are really going to regret giving Aguilar away.

    Reply
  25. Oxford Karma

    4 years ago

    They haven’t got a lot out of first base recently, great move for Rays.
    We see now why they always trade starters before they are eligible for free agency. If they don’t, they have to trade them away just trim the 40 man!

    Reply
  26. Yankeepatriot

    4 years ago

    This is a interesting buy low. Aguilar could have peaked last season but he is a power bat which is never a bad thing

    Reply
  27. spudchukar

    4 years ago

    Pitching market is thin and the Brewers are desperate for able bodied starters. Faria was pretty far down.on the Rays’ depth chart, and they get a righty platoon guy who is decent at 1B. Satisfies needs for both teams.

    Reply
  28. bhambrave

    4 years ago

    Never trade with the Rays. You will lose.

    Reply
    • bobtillman

      4 years ago

      Ya, the Bucs are very upset they got Dickerson for nothing, the Twins that they got Odorizzi for nothing, the Mariners that they got Colome for nothing……c’mon, the Rays FO is “meh” at best.

      That said, it’s a good deal. Faria’s not much, and there’s hope for a bounce back with Aguliar. A real baseball trade.

      Reply
      • jbigz12

        4 years ago

        Their FO is much better than “meh”.
        Odorizzi is actually what you think he is. A #. 4 starter. His numbers are going to continue to slide. Particularly if they leave him out there for the 6th inning very often.

        Yandy for Bauers. Homerun

        Pham for Genesis Cabrera. Yeah I’ll ltake that.

        We all know about the Pirates fleece job.

        I’ll take the “meh” all day. If they had a big league budget to play with they wouldn’t have been motivated to dump a guy like Colome w Span either. Probably could’ve hung onto an Odorizzi as well. When you’re forced into a sub 75 million dollar payroll they have to make decisions on what they see to be largely marginal players.( Cron, Dickerson, Odo) They have an excellent front office.

        Reply
        • jbigz12

          4 years ago

          Expecting any front office to hit the nail on the head every time is a ridiculous bar. You consider the financial parameters w what they have to work with and the job they do w that. If you determine anything other than really good you probably have some kind of bias against the team.

          They currently have the best system in the game with a good major league team. A ML team of young controllable guys as well. No way to knock TB’s FO. The owner is a different story.

        • WereAllJustGuestsHere

          4 years ago

          Odorizzi is a #4 starter? If Odorizzi is a #4 then Matt Boyd is a #5. We all know that can’t happen. If Odorizzi is a #4 then the Twins are in very good shape in October despite needing a starter (could’ve been Stroman).

          Someone a while back accused you of not watching baseball. Whoever that was might be correct. Might want to figure out baseball rather than analytics done for you.

        • jbigz12

          4 years ago

          Odorizzi is a #4 starter. Might be pitching closer to a #3 than a #4 this year. That’s about it.

          3.93 FIP/4.68 xFIP.

          I don’t know who the hell you are but Odorizzi averages a tick over 5 innings a start. I’d question if you watch any baseball? Is a guy who pitches 5 innings a start really a top half of the rotation starter to you? It’s not to me. Ideally Jake Odorizzi would be a #4 starter on my team. I’ll hear an argument for a #3 but that’s about it. Might wanna calm down there buddy. I sure wouldn’t bet my asss on Jake odorizzi.

          And as for the Boyd comment well that really wouldn’t hold water considering his bottom line results are very close to Odorizzi’s and he’s tossed 23 more innings. Boyd goes deeper into games and is roughly as effective. With the peripherals that suggest he could get better.

      • geejohnny

        4 years ago

        The Rays actually liked both of those players you mentioned but couldn’t afford to keep them. You know 60 mil payroll only goes so far.

        Reply
      • bhambrave

        4 years ago

        Any team that can consistently win like TB has, with their budget, in the same division as the Yankees and BoSox, and has the #1 farm in baseball, has got to be doing something right.

        Reply
  29. driftcat28

    4 years ago

    Aguilar the full time DH in Tampa?

    Reply
    • matt4baseball

      4 years ago

      This is a very fair trade with potential for both teams. Rays have an excess of mid level pitching and the Brewers have extra hitting. I’ll miss Faria but we needed a RH bopper much more. Welcome Jesus A! Now Rays any relief help, please!

      Reply
      • Raysbear03

        4 years ago

        We will get a RH bopper when Diaz comes back. We needed to get a RH hitter that can hit well against lefties.

        Reply
  30. notyourfriend

    4 years ago

    Comments are cancer (as always)

    Reply
  31. Burgeezy

    4 years ago

    Tampa Bay Indians

    Reply
  32. GarryHarris

    4 years ago

    Will Ryan Braun get any time at 1B now? He played a few games there last season but, not very well.

    Jesus Aguilar isn’t a terrible 1B; he’s not graceful. However, Ji-Man Choi is out-hitting Jesus Aguilar.

    Reply
    • Vanilla Good

      4 years ago

      As of now it’ll be Thames there almost entirely. Still some time left before the deadline, though 😉

      Reply
    • Raysbear03

      4 years ago

      N. Lowe is outhitting Ji man and there’s no reason for 2 Left handed hitting 1st baseman according to Cash. He’s big on lefty righty matchups

      Reply
  33. MetsFanaticDanny

    4 years ago

    I have Nate Lowe on my fantasy team and pondering whether or not I should add Aguilar.

    Reply
  34. bjtheduck

    4 years ago

    Far more logical trade for the Brewers than that Lyles head scratcher. At least this Faria kid has some upside.

    Reply
    • brewcrew08

      4 years ago

      Brewers gave up nothing for Lyles. A mid 30’s prospect in one of the worst farms in baseball. Brewers need arms in the pen and who can start. Faria and Lyles both will give you innings

      Reply
  35. Jdice150

    4 years ago

    Seems to be a decent move for both sides, Brewers need pitching (Faria has upside), and the Rays get a RH bat with thump they needed. Hopefully it works out for both sides.

    Reply
  36. Karlander

    4 years ago

    Brewers are adding marginal MLB players. They will soon fade from the playoff picture with such dismal pitching. Stearns was aware last Winter starting pitching tskentcand depth were issues. He didn’t address it. Now the Brewers are cooked without legitimate starters after Woodruff and Chacin went down.

    Reply
    • brewcrew08

      4 years ago

      You wrote an entire paragraph bashing Stearns. Then you call Chacin a “legit starter”. Oh boy.

      Reply
      • Moneyballer

        4 years ago

        Exactly. Chacin was the problem not the solution.

        Reply
    • neilyo89

      4 years ago

      Stearns should have never let Wade Miley walk. I really like Stearns but that one I will never understand. Probably could have signed Wade to a 2 or 3 year deal for a very modest amount. Chacin on the other hand is terrible.

      Reply
  37. Moneyballer

    4 years ago

    I think id rather have the pitcher. You can reclimate a decent arm. Aguliar has looked DREADFUL at the plate this year. Token homer k k k k k k trend in 2019.

    Reply
  38. Karlander

    4 years ago

    Brewers adding crap. They will soon drop from the playoff picture.

    Reply
    • Moneyballer

      4 years ago

      At least they used crap to do it.

      Reply
  39. Azhorse

    4 years ago

    Should the Ray’s have gone for Eric Thames instead they need left handed hitting ?

    Reply
    • Raysbear03

      4 years ago

      They do not need left hand hitting because 1st base is there platoon spot between D’Araund and N. Lowe. Now D’Araund is gonna catch regularly and Aguilar will get 1st against lefties

      Reply
  40. musha203

    4 years ago

    I’m gonna laugh next season when Aguilar is crushing it again and this looks much more like a steal for the Rays…Generally you can bet if the Rays are calling about a major league guy you should say no because they rarely miss. They have a few meh trades but no real one sided trades they always get value even if they end up flipping g that for more guys they just keep plugging along

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