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Cubs Shopping Martin Maldonado

By Mark Polishuk | July 28, 2019 at 9:29pm CDT

The Cubs acquired catcher Martin Maldonado from the Royals just two weeks ago, though Chicago is already exploring the possibility of flipping Maldonado elsewhere, The Athletic’s Robert Murray reports (subscription required).  The veteran backstop “has been marketed in trade discussions….with the Houston Astros emerging as a particular team of interest,” The Athletic’s Patrick Mooney writes.

Willson Contreras hit the injured list at roughly the same time as the original Maldonado trade, and since Contreras is now back in action, Maldonado is something of an expendable piece on a Cubs catching depth chart that also includes Victor Caratini.  Maldonado has seen barely any action since coming to Wrigleyville, and is hitless (0-for-11) over 13 plate appearances in four games for the Cubs.

If Maldonado is dealt, it will be interesting to see what the Cubbies will net in return, given that they sent a fairly interesting asset in swingman Mike Montgomery to Kansas City for Maldonado in the first place.  Montgomery has struggled in 2019, though he has posted good results in the past and is under control through the 2021 season.

It isn’t any surprise that Houston is again linked to Maldonado, as the Astros were had interest in obtaining him from the Royals before he was dealt to Chicago.  If a deal was completed, it would mark the second straight year that the Astros picked Maldonado up in a trade deadline move; Houston nabbed him from the Angels last July.

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  1. cjbay

    6 years ago

    What a joke

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    • ChiSox_Fan

      6 years ago

      Buyer’s remorse!

      4
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      • Dogbone

        6 years ago

        What did you just say? Dylan Cease?

        1
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        • fatelfunnel

          6 years ago

          Did you mean Kimbrel?

          Reply
        • excusemeflo

          6 years ago

          Uhh, they also got Eloy in that deal. Bad one to bring up. Should’ve gone more towards the James Shields route.

          Reply
        • Steven Juris

          6 years ago

          Little known fact, Tatis Jr hadn’t even took a swing stem the Sox made the trade. A lot closer to Lou Brock

          Reply
        • scarfish

          6 years ago

          Hahahaha

          Reply
        • scarfish

          6 years ago

          This was an outstanding exchange.

          Reply
        • Selkies

          6 years ago

          If I was a Cubs fan, I’d try to stop remembering the trade that brought Eloy Jimenez (and Dylan Cease) to the South Side of Chicago.

          I still love Jose Quintana, though. It’s unfortunate you guys will never get to truly fully appreciate him.

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        • petrie000

          6 years ago

          This Cubs fan isn’t really bothered by the memory. Quintana is pitching fine, the Cubs don’t need a left fielder, and Cease is still a work in progress

          Reply
      • wrigley03

        6 years ago

        Like the way chicago feels of the white Sucks!!

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      • howiehandles

        6 years ago

        He’s a third string catcher. It’s not like it’s James Shields they’re trading.

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    • bencole

      6 years ago

      I think they bought him as an insurance policy for Contreras’ injury. I’m not sure what the joke is, this makes perfect sense.

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    • 22Leo

      6 years ago

      The Cubs obviously underestimated the staying power of Kansas City B.O.

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  2. Yeetus

    6 years ago

    How about this trade? Cubs acquire Whit Merrifield from Royals for Nico Hoerner, Miguel Amaya, and Oscar De La Cruz. Too much or too little for Whit?

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    • CubsManager2020

      6 years ago

      Too much

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      • mattcubs

        6 years ago

        Probably too little. Merrifield is cheap, controlled, and very proven. They’d most likely have to add another legitimate pitching prospect and another positional prospect.

        Either way, I don’t see the Royals trading Merrifield, though it seems like it could bolster their rebuild quite a bit.

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        • lowtalker1

          6 years ago

          He is older and all his value is in his legs

          Reply
        • jrad2007

          6 years ago

          And his .300+ batting average and 120 Ops+. Not just his legs, he can hit for average and has a little pop while playing in a terrible park for hitters

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        • mlb1225

          6 years ago

          All in his legs? He has a .302 BA, .843 OPs. and 120 OPS+

          Reply
        • Melchez

          6 years ago

          If he had no legs his numbers would probably be worse.

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        • diehardcubfan 2

          6 years ago

          Way too much. Whit is the wrong side of 30.

          Reply
        • ChiSox_Fan

          6 years ago

          Batting .000 for the lowly Cubbies.

          It’s a “what have you done for me lately” world.

          Reply
        • bencole

          6 years ago

          The lowly, playoffs 4 straight years, 3 NLCS appearing, 2016 World Series champion Cubbies who have won 93+ games every year in recent memory.

          Sounds like Sox fan little brother syndrome.

          1
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        • Yankeepride88

          6 years ago

          Lol Is 4 straight years in the playoffs that impressive? What about 27 consecutive winning seasons?

          1
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        • justinept

          6 years ago

          So long as we’re having a conversation about dominance in the mid 20th century, I think you should invest in some Sears stock.

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        • retire21

          6 years ago

          Indeed

          Reply
        • Steven Juris

          6 years ago

          With all the talent, should have won more , but hey that’s Maddon for you.

          Reply
        • bencole

          6 years ago

          I mean, we’re still in first place, so why is that past tense? I’m not sure what you mean they shouldn have won more and Madden is the reason… he’s only been here 4 years, made the playoffs every year, won 93+ games every year, 3 NLCS appearances in 4 seasons, 1 World Series won, and in first place again. What should they have done more of?

          Honestly, Madden’s literally the best manager in baseball.

          Reply
        • petrie000

          6 years ago

          Your last sentence explains why so many people will just make up reasons to hate the man so irrationally

          Reply
        • CluHaywood

          6 years ago

          The Yankees play in a division with a rotating dumpster fire of Toronto, Tampa, and Baltimore, and play in a park with little league dimensions to right field.

          Reply
        • Selkies

          6 years ago

          Not trying to be a jerk, but you should try *watching* Merrifield before commenting on what his value is.

          Reply
    • TLB2001

      6 years ago

      Moot point, not gonna happen.

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    • brandone

      6 years ago

      That would probably get the deal done

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      • ncaachampillini

        6 years ago

        I think so. Whit has has a helluva couple years. He’s almost reached like legendary status. If he were 25 having the year he had last year and so far this year he’d be untouchable. But at 30 it makes no sense not to trade him for KC. They can ask for a Lamborghini, if you only get offered a Porsche doesn’t mean it’s a bad deal.

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    • baseballwarshipper

      6 years ago

      Pretty close.

      Reply
    • Yeetus

      6 years ago

      The only minor leaguer I wouldn’t give up from the Cubs is Pedro Martinez. He is hitting like .360 in the minors this season. You heard it here first, he will be a top 100 prospect in a couple years.

      Reply
      • chitown311

        6 years ago

        K.

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      • richdanna

        6 years ago

        Agreed

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    • justme

      6 years ago

      Yes way to much whit it good but at thirty just to be ask for him

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    • DarkSide830

      6 years ago

      Merrifield might be the 2nd most untouchable player (in a good way) in baeaball right now. he isnt going anywhere.

      Reply
      • sportznut1000

        6 years ago

        hahahaha behind trout i assume right? i guess that statement would be plausible if you said “2nd most untouchable player over 30” because i could probably name at least 50 players id consider untouchable before whit

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      • Dag Gummit

        6 years ago

        Sandwiched in between Vladito and Tatis Jr., I take it Which of the two is #1 and which is #3 then?

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    • justinept

      6 years ago

      Considering that this package is only slightly less than what the Marlins acquired for a 26-year old Christian Yelich, I’d say it’s way too much. Merrifield is really good. And his contract is nice. But he’s nowhere near as valuable as Yelich was two off-season ago.

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    • ElMagoN9ne

      6 years ago

      You want to trade 3 of the Cubs top 10 prospects? They’ll have need for all 3 players no later than 2021. Oscar De La Cruz ETA is 2020. Miguel Amaya eta is 2019

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      • theoepsteinhof

        6 years ago

        DeLaCruz was switched to pen this year, so could be up next year. Amaya won’t see Wrigley until 2022 at earliest.

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        • justinept

          6 years ago

          Amaya will never see Wrigley as a Cub… Catcher is, by far, the strongest position in the system. He’ll be traded somewhere before his debut.

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        • richdanna

          6 years ago

          Unless it’s Caratini that’s dealt instead of Amaya.

          Reply
    • megaj

      6 years ago

      WAY TOO MUCH. Hoerner is MLB ready now, and most likely is going to be a perennial .280 -.300 hitter with his contact skills. Substitute Aldzolay for Hoerner, and you have a deal

      Reply
      • Moneyballer

        6 years ago

        I would still reject that deal from the cubs perspective.

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    • Moneyballer

      6 years ago

      Way too much! I would much rather have the prospect haul there. 0% change the cubs would ever do that trade.

      Reply
    • Georgiajeff

      6 years ago

      To much.

      Reply
    • mohoney

      6 years ago

      You probably can headline with Amaya, but you need to send 4 pieces.

      Reply
    • bigun

      6 years ago

      I understand the arguments as Whit is over 30. However, when you think of this guy think Ben Zobrist and what he’s accomplished in his 30s. Merrifield is everything Zobrist ever was.

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      • diehardcubfan 2

        6 years ago

        Except a World Series champion.

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    • zachattack

      6 years ago

      Way to much, Amaya and Horner should stay and de la Cruz should also stay

      Reply
    • garpaxmustgo

      6 years ago

      Too much….

      Reply
    • petrie000

      6 years ago

      Little bit of both

      Probably not enough to interest KC and too much for the Cubs to spend given their currently weak farm

      Reply
  3. Gocubsgo1986

    6 years ago

    Maldonado for Whitley or tucker lol.

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    • astrosfan4life

      6 years ago

      Preston Tucker maybe.

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  4. Matt Galvin

    6 years ago

    A’s in 3 Team deal with also Mets. A’s get Maldonado,Wheeler,Cubs get Diaz and Mets Prospects.

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    • terry g

      6 years ago

      I’m not sure the Mets are looking for prospects but looking for major league ready players.

      Reply
      • CluHaywood

        6 years ago

        After getting Stroman, I dont think the Mets know if they want prospects or not.

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    • phenomenalajs

      6 years ago

      I think you mean Mets get prospects. I doubt the Mets are giving up on Diaz. If A’s want Wheeler they can deal with Mets directly. I still think Mets are most likely to deal Vargas and keep the rest of the pitching staff.

      Reply
    • ChiSox_Fan

      6 years ago

      The GM’s cannot even get 2-team deals done.

      Reply
    • Moneyballer

      6 years ago

      Why would the cubs want Diaz? Makes no sense at all. Kimbrel is already there and a better option to close games.

      Reply
      • Steven Juris

        6 years ago

        He looked awesome Saturday. Nice ERA for that pitcher.

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      • CluHaywood

        6 years ago

        Diaz is an absolute monster having a meh year. Cubs cant accord to have another arm that is just meh.

        Reply
  5. jonnyzuck

    6 years ago

    the Yankees could use a catcher right now

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    • RoyalsFanAmongWolves

      6 years ago

      How long is Sanchez out for?

      Reply
      • Sleeper

        6 years ago

        It’s just a Grade-1 strain, assuming everything goes according to plan it’s 3-4 weeks. Not sure that’s long enough to make too drastic of a move or not but I understand the thinking.

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        • CluHaywood

          6 years ago

          Wellington Castillo could be available. Hes terrible…but available.

          Reply
  6. Lucky-Arm28

    6 years ago

    Maldonado for Alvarez

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    • stroh

      6 years ago

      Pedro Alvarez.

      Reply
    • stroh

      6 years ago

      You want the Stros to sign Pedro Alvarez and send him to the Cubs for Maldonado. Sure.

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  7. bradthebluefish

    6 years ago

    Astros should’ve kept Maldonado since the offseason. Always find it funny when a team lets a player go only to trade for that player back midseason.

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    • astrosrock

      6 years ago

      They offered him far more than what he signed in KC for and when he said no, they went and got Chirinos for the same price. We owe him a big thank you for turning down the offer. Chirinos far better

      Reply
      • Moneyballer

        6 years ago

        And yet they still want Maldonado. As far as defense goes…Maldonado > Chirinos. It would appear the astros agree with me on this one.

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        • thickiedon

          6 years ago

          Lol… Maldonado > Stassi. Astros are in need of backup catcher

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        • rerogers

          6 years ago

          exactly. this isn’t about chirinos.

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    • a-a-a-astros

      6 years ago

      They offered him 2 yrs $17. He turned them down.

      Reply
  8. thebighurt619

    6 years ago

    Padres should offer yates stammen and hedges in a deal with caratini as part of the return. If padres get ian happ as part of the return as well they should shop urias for a top of the rotation arm.

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    • justme

      6 years ago

      Cubs should take that deal if offered..I was thinking maybe caratini might actually be the one being shopped he carry’s more value keep Maldonado as a back up

      Reply
    • Moneyballer

      6 years ago

      Wow practically giving away yates there. Padres would be idiots for not getting a top 50 prospect or better for kirby yates. Happ is garbage and Caratini is just a shade better than replacement level. Padres would get much worse by making that trade.

      Reply
  9. midway_monster85

    6 years ago

    I wanna see the cubbies pull off a package deal to get McNeil and Diaz from the mets. It would take a lot but would fill multiple holes with controllable players.

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    • RoyalsFanAmongWolves

      6 years ago

      wouldn’t that basically kill their depleted farm system?
      if they trade amaya & hoerner, they have zero top 100 prospects.

      isn’t gary sanchez injured?

      Reply
      • Mikel Grady

        6 years ago

        Farm systems are overrated . If you have cubs money just spend on free agents. Draft every year and international signings you can build quickly

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        • petrie000

          6 years ago

          With all the new spending restrictions in the amateur market that’s just completely untrue these days

          Reply
    • CarolinaRays

      6 years ago

      McNeil would be perfect for the Cubs but no way are the Mets letting him go.

      Reply
      • midway_monster85

        6 years ago

        Why not the mets have been denying this rebuild for years now. The mets should keep the players they have 25 or younger and sell whatever else they have. McNeil is a late bloomer he’s already 27 sell him

        Reply
  10. justme

    6 years ago

    And would be beyond shocked if nico was offered in any deal..they love him and he has the makings of someone who could be great at the mlb level

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    • ncaachampillini

      6 years ago

      Agree. However Nico in a deal for Merrifield I can live with. Would take more than him of course but that’s the one deal I’d be okay with him a part of.

      Reply
      • Moneyballer

        6 years ago

        Really? I would rather have Nico WITHOUT QUESTION.

        Reply
  11. justme

    6 years ago

    Probably a mood point..seem like cubs play salary cap roulette..saved money on zobrist bought Kimberl moved Montgomery saved over a million with Maldonado hold him till Contreras healthy dump Maldonado to save more cap space maybe

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    • Moneyballer

      6 years ago

      What is a mood point?

      Reply
    • Mikel Grady

      6 years ago

      True. Next year they can spend , Hamels 20 million zobrist 12 m, strop 6.5, kintzler, 5 cischeck, 6.5. Morrow 12.. 62 million for bullpen and a second baseman and use alzolay as starter . Just punt this season tip your hat to the mighty dodgers and go for it next year.

      Reply
  12. Halos2021WSChamps

    6 years ago

    Can the Angel’s please get him back… Smith is AWFUL catching and calling a game, hard to watch games when hes catching .

    Reply
    • richdanna

      6 years ago

      Then you guys should stick with Garneau. Finally hitting well and excellent defense.

      Reply
  13. dewssox79

    6 years ago

    maldonado and addy for thor and 2 specs. do the cubs say no?

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    • Moneyballer

      6 years ago

      Weed must be legal in your state.

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    • msqboxer

      6 years ago

      BVW falls out of his chair laughing…

      Reply
    • impactrookies

      6 years ago

      Mets would have to throw in Diaz and McNeil and maybe Pete Alonso to get that deal done. Syndergaard, McNeil, Diaz, and Alonso for Russell and Maldonado. Mets kick in 60 million cash as well.

      Reply
  14. Rightout

    6 years ago

    Who cares… really who does…..Happ For Nick would make be exited

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    • Moneyballer

      6 years ago

      I can’t see happ as having much trade value right now. His stock has plummeted this season. Tigers would rather have the 1st round compensatory pick, I’m sure of this.

      Reply
  15. Rightout

    6 years ago

    Castellanos not Saban..

    Reply
  16. Moneyballer

    6 years ago

    Wow, this shows how little the cubs valued mike montgomery. Literally traded him for a week of a backup catcher.

    Reply
    • ElMagoN9ne

      6 years ago

      They never needed Maldonado. He’s horrible on both sides of the plate. They need pitching.

      Reply
  17. mattg3

    6 years ago

    Keep the prospects! You have Baez, Contreras, Bryant and Schwarber that will need to get paid eventually. I don’t see any more than 2 of those guys getting paid by the Cubs in the future.

    Reply
    • lefty58

      6 years ago

      Pull Schwarber from that list and insert Rizzo.

      Reply
  18. msqboxer

    6 years ago

    The Cubs have pieces that would allow another club to do a soft reset of their team roster. I would go after Blackmon who can leadoff play RF and move Heyward to CF. I’d have to believe some combination of Caratini, Happ, Almora and I dare say Russell should be able to get that deal done.

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    • impactrookies

      6 years ago

      The Rockies would quite literally laugh in your face with that one.

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      • Georgiajeff

        6 years ago

        I am laughing at it

        Reply
    • CluHaywood

      6 years ago

      A perennial AllStar, and top 3 leadoff hitters in baseball will need at least 2 top 50 prospects, as a negotiating fee.

      Reply
  19. Georgiajeff

    6 years ago

    Shop him? I would pin a note on him and drop him off at a hospital or police station and hope DFAC’s takes him

    Reply
  20. R-U-K-D-N-M-E

    6 years ago

    If I were the Astros I would not be interested in Maldonado at any cost. Not worth giving up any prospects for.

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    • a-a-a-astros

      6 years ago

      They won’t give much but other than the pitchers love him and not Stassi they have a ton of low A talent.

      Reply
  21. diehardcubfan 2

    6 years ago

    2 top 50 prospects for a 33 year old OF. No team in baseball would make a deal like that

    What are you smoking this evening. Must be very good. Lol

    Reply

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