Headlines

  • Tommy John Surgery Recommended For James Paxton
  • MLB Inspecting “Suspicious Baseballs” From Trevor Bauer’s Latest Start
  • Trevor Rosenthal Undergoes Thoracic Outlet Surgery
  • Blue Jays Sign GM Ross Atkins To Five-Year Extension
  • Yankees Acquire Rougned Odor
  • Brewers Trade Orlando Arcia To Braves
  • Previous
  • Next
Register
Login
  • Hoops Rumors
  • Pro Football Rumors
  • Pro Hockey Rumors

MLB Trade Rumors

  • Home
  • Teams
    • AL East
      • Baltimore Orioles
      • Boston Red Sox
      • New York Yankees
      • Tampa Bay Rays
      • Toronto Blue Jays
    • AL Central
      • Chicago White Sox
      • Cleveland Indians
      • Detroit Tigers
      • Kansas City Royals
      • Minnesota Twins
    • AL West
      • Houston Astros
      • Los Angeles Angels
      • Oakland Athletics
      • Seattle Mariners
      • Texas Rangers
    • NL East
      • Atlanta Braves
      • Miami Marlins
      • New York Mets
      • Philadelphia Phillies
      • Washington Nationals
    • NL Central
      • Chicago Cubs
      • Cincinnati Reds
      • Milwaukee Brewers
      • Pittsburgh Pirates
      • St. Louis Cardinals
    • NL West
      • Arizona Diamondbacks
      • Colorado Rockies
      • Los Angeles Dodgers
      • San Diego Padres
      • San Francisco Giants
  • About
    • MLB Trade Rumors
    • Tim Dierkes
    • Writing team
    • Advertise
    • Archives
  • Contact
  • Tools
    • 2020-21 Top 50 MLB Free Agents With Predictions
    • 2020-21 MLB Free Agent Tracker
    • 2020-21 MLB Free Agent List
    • 2021-22 MLB Free Agent List
    • Projected Arbitration Salaries For 2021
    • 2021 MLB Arbitration Tracker
    • Transaction Tracker
    • Extension Tracker
    • Agency Database
    • Last 100 Comments
  • NBA/NFL/NHL
    • Hoops Rumors
    • Pro Football Rumors
    • Pro Hockey Rumors
  • App
  • Chats
Go To Pro Hockey Rumors
Go To Hoops Rumors

Giants GM Scott Harris On 2020 Outlook, Mid-Season Trades

By Jeff Todd | July 9, 2020 at 8:18am CDT

Giants GM Scott Harris put to rest any doubts as to whether the Giants are looking at the 2020 season as an opportunity to compete, as Alex Pavlovic of NBC Sports Bay Area reports. He rejected any idea that the club is looking to the mid-season trade period as merely a chance to move some veteran players.

It remains to be seen, of course, just what kind of transactional action we’ll see in the midst of an unusual and truncated campaign. Harris’s boss, president of baseball operations Farhan Zaidi, has already predicted less player movement.

Whatever the landscape looks like, Harris says, the Giants hope — and even expect — not to be on the sell side. The 2020 sprint is in effect an unprecedented chance for “fast-forwarding to July 23 with a guarantee that the team would be tied for first place,” Harris says.

Under the circumstances, the Giants are looking for ways to take advantage of their competitive position. Per Harris:

“It’s paramount that we get off to a fast start, because if we get off to a fast start the trade deadline is only a few weeks away and we have the opportunity through transactions to turn some of our weaknesses into strengths. Farhan and I are certainly going to be eager to do that if the opportunity presents itself.”

Harris certainly sounds committed to the possibility of a surprise run, citing “a shot to win the division” and a shared determination within the organization “to prove a lot of people wrong out there.” Even in a short-season format, quite a few things will have to go right for the San Francisco organization to topple the powerhouse Dodgers or even to snag a Wild Card. But the potential for surprise will certainly add to the intrigue of the 2020 season.

Share 0 Retweet 4 Send via email0

San Francisco Giants

Coronavirus Notes: Astros, Diekman, Teheran, Indians
Main
Royals Sign Oscar Hernandez
75 comments
newest oldest

Comments

  1. lanceparrishporvida

    9 months ago

    You gotta like these kids…

    2 Like
    Reply
    • claude raymond

      9 months ago

      Lance, that comment brings back memories. What year did the giants use that? ‘86?

      2 Like
      Reply
      • geg42

        9 months ago

        Hum baby

        1 Like
        Reply
        • claude raymond

          9 months ago

          87? Geg

          1 Like
          Reply
    • atuck_sfg

      9 months ago

      Still waiting for the young guys to come up and maybe sign a power hitting outfielder or corner infielder in the next 2 or 3 years to bring back “when the giants come to town, it’s bye bye baby!”

      Like
      Reply
  2. Tiny

    9 months ago

    Most teams, each season, no matter how terrible put together a decent 60 game stretch where they are competitive and win some games. Hard to think that won’t happen once or twice or thrice this season. Still though, giants are toast and this is lip service. They are the favorites to make most deals selling off talent.

    6 Like
    Reply
    • kwolf68

      9 months ago

      As they should, they need to ship off Longoria, Sandoval (if anyone would take him) and Belt (if anyone would take him). I’d offer out Shark as well. They could get a few good prospects from that list, though I doubt any of those players would bring in a blue chipper prospect. I’d also try to sell high on someone like Yaz.

      Like
      Reply
      • tward09

        9 months ago

        I say keep pablo(cause who doesnt like him and his pitching lol), belt, and shark for now. shark is on his last yr and had an above avg yr last yr so give him til closer to the deadline, belt has some of the most pop in the giants lineup and has a solid glove

        Like
        Reply
        • Scottn59c

          9 months ago

          I mostly agree. I think getting out of the Longoria contract is #1. Pablo is just depth, so what the heck. Belt basically has no (or negative) value, so trading him seems very unlikely. Same for Crawford. Shark and Cueto might find takers, but the Giants don’t have a lot of starting pitching anyways and would likely do well to hang onto them.

          Like
          Reply
        • bigeasye

          9 months ago

          Sadly Pablo can’t pitch thus year due to his Tommy John surgery.

          Like
          Reply
    • DubsDynasty

      9 months ago

      The San Francisco Giants…….The Laughingstock of the NL West.

      So, Will 2020 make it 4 straight seasons below .500 ?

      1 Like
      Reply
      • wiggysf

        9 months ago

        I think the obvious answer is yes, the Giants will be under .500. But that’s not what’s important about this year for them. They’re furthering the development of the farm system, and trying to find guys that can be serviceable at a major league level, and they’ll be able to return to being competitive in 2022 or 2023.

        Like
        Reply
      • jekporkins

        9 months ago

        The laughingstock of the NL West is the Padres – this will be their 10th season of under .500 baseball.

        2 Like
        Reply
        • tward09

          9 months ago

          facts

          Like
          Reply
      • ChocoRolles

        9 months ago

        @DunsDynasty who’s your team wagon??

        Like
        Reply
        • commentinggenius

          9 months ago

          He’s a Yankees fan and just a troll on here who just wants to bash the giants and their fan base for whatever reason

          Like
          Reply
        • atuck_sfg

          9 months ago

          A warriors fan who likes the Yankees… is he even a real warriors fan or is basketball really just that bad in New York? Oh wait New York has the knicks? So the answer is yes haha

          Like
          Reply
        • ChocoRolles

          9 months ago

          @commentinggenious makes sense, Yankees haven’t done anything in the last decade so he hates on the teams that do.

          Like
          Reply
  3. terry

    9 months ago

    Anything is possible.

    Like
    Reply
    • commentinggenius

      9 months ago

      KG

      Like
      Reply
  4. heinie manush

    9 months ago

    They smoke the “good stuff” out there by the bay.

    3 Like
    Reply
  5. heinie manush

    9 months ago

    Forget his delusional optimism, the reality is no one wants the old, fading players they want to unload.

    2 Like
    Reply
    • bobtillman

      9 months ago

      I’m not so sure. Shark, at the reduced rate (about 6.5M) , is still pretty attractive. And there’s no long term commitment.

      2 Like
      Reply
      • puigpower

        9 months ago

        Shark has been a terrible pitcher now for years.

        1 Like
        Reply
        • Simple Simon

          9 months ago

          Are you a Giants’ fan?
          Perhaps not worth $20mm/year but he’s been good for 3 of his 4 years as a Giant, at his best last year with a 3+ bWAR.
          At any rate, Shark is not high on the Giants’ problem list and this is his last year.
          Bigger problem is the $$ tied up in 4 unmovable contracts, 3 with No-Trade provisions, but other than blocking the positions for guys coming up, the money isn’t the problem for the giants.

          3 Like
          Reply
        • Pete'sView

          9 months ago

          Shark was NOT terrible last year and could certainly help a few teams, not the least of which is the Angels.

          Like
          Reply
        • SFGLifer

          9 months ago

          That “terrible pitcher for years” had a 3.52 ERA last year with 181 innings pitched.

          1 Like
          Reply
        • DubsDynasty

          9 months ago

          Jeff Samardzija sucks. A human dinger machine. Dude sets up on a Tee for hitters

          In 2015 , Samardzija led the American League in Home Runs Allowed. Subsequently, The Giants brain trust of Brian Sabean and Bobby Evans Rewarded Samardzija with 90 MILLION DOLLARS

          Like
          Reply
        • wiggysf

          9 months ago

          Again, nobody is disputing that sabean and evans made some terrible decisions. There are reasons that giants fans continually called for their removal. But to say that Samardzija sucks is either uninformed or trolling. Dude was above average last year, and was pretty consistent too. He’s no ace, but he’d be a solid 3 or an above average 4 on a competitive team.

          2 Like
          Reply
      • DubsDynasty

        9 months ago

        Shark LOL

        Like
        Reply
    • Tiny

      9 months ago

      Cueto re-emerges and giants will have a slew of buyers for his services. Prob get giants to pay a big chunk of that next year salary and it still won’t cost much to obtain him.

      2 Like
      Reply
      • DubsDynasty

        9 months ago

        @Tiny ‘Slew of buyers’ ? Huh? Did you see him throw in spring training back in Feb? He looks BAD or what good hitting teams did to him last year?

        The Dodgers LIT HIM UP so bad I’m not sure he made it outta the 2nd Inning . It was like 5 earned over 2ip. I think he’s done

        Like
        Reply
        • Wolf Chan

          9 months ago

          if you pay attention to baseball – never look at the first ST starts for a pitcher as a predictor.

          Like
          Reply
        • commentinggenius

          9 months ago

          Dubsdynasty is the same person as rightyspecialist. I honestly feel bad for this person. He must have some major problems in his life.

          Like
          Reply
        • claude raymond

          9 months ago

          I disagree he’s the same guy. Imo, he’s just an inoriginal copycat. Plus, dubdynasty is a gsw bandwagon jumper. He likely loves the Chiefs, the Yankees and will soon be cheering on the NBA champ for this year. Then he’ll change his name. And we’ll figure out who he then is because we’ll see the same whiny ignorant posts

          Like
          Reply
  6. aussiegiants53

    9 months ago

    Yeah look I can’t the Giants being competitive enough to buy at the deadline, can’t see many teams wanting their assets either, bit of a holding pattern for the Giants this year. Hurry up tho please I need some baseball :)

    Like
    Reply
    • bkaspick

      9 months ago

      I believe they made the most trades of any teams at last year’s deadline. They’ll have plenty of pieces to unload if in fact they’re selling. Cueto, Gausman, Smyly, Samardzija, Watson, Gott, Pence, Billy Hamilton. Lots of possibilities.

      1 Like
      Reply
  7. jtango

    9 months ago

    Love the spirit, but lord, I hope no team like the Giants goes deep into the playoffs this year. Underdogs are nice and all, but I prefer it when the teams that go deep into the post season deserve to be somewhere in the neighborhood of a championship based on talent.

    Like
    Reply
    • tward09

      9 months ago

      if a team like the Giants makes it deep into the playoffs then they clearly deserve it. As a Giants fan, they dont have plus talent on the mlb level. a few decent guys but mostly just low cost acquisitions that turned out better than anyone other than zaidi expected

      Like
      Reply
  8. wild bill tetley

    9 months ago

    Shark is definitely one player that can be had.

    If Brandon Belt has a strong 2020 he’s an off-season trade candidate depending on which contender needs a 1B. Potentially Boston.

    Crawford is a no go.

    Like
    Reply
    • Wolf Chan

      9 months ago

      I would like to think so but remember that Shark has full no trade – that is why he didn’t get a ring with the astros who wanted him

      Like
      Reply
  9. giants number 1 fan

    9 months ago

    As a lifelong Giants fan, I’d rather not see them win this farce of a season. I couldn’t get excited about calling it a championship. It won’t be real, no matter who “wins”

    1 Like
    Reply
    • Simple Simon

      9 months ago

      Flags fly forever!

      2 Like
      Reply
    • heinie manush

      9 months ago

      “I couldn’t get excited about calling it a championship.”

      I’m not too proud, I’d take it in a heartbeat. May be 5 years plus before this wreck turns around. And remember, their THREE rings came from teams no one assessed as “great”, just good enough at the right time.

      2 Like
      Reply
    • tward09

      9 months ago

      what are you talking about? a ring is a ring period. this season will be weird but it could be harder than a normal season. if you get hot earlier than another team, that cold decide it. these 60 games are more important than each game of a 162 game season

      Like
      Reply
    • tedtheodorelogan

      9 months ago

      I guess if they won we could say 3.5 rings in 10 years…but it’s not going to happen.

      Like
      Reply
    • Wolf Chan

      9 months ago

      they should win and get a half a ring

      Like
      Reply
  10. Pete'sView

    9 months ago

    Cueto, Shark and possibly Belt (if he stays healthy) may have some value at the trade deadline, but the Giants aren’t going to win their division, unless the entire Dodger team comes down with Covid (which I do not wish on any team). And even then, the Giants starting pitching is so thin that they’ll be lucky to be anywhere near .500. The team is rebuilding, and that’s okay.

    Like
    Reply
    • DVail1979

      9 months ago

      Even in this sprint of a season it seems it will be a war of attrition .. However long your team can stay uninjured and without Covid the better the chances they can win

      Like
      Reply
  11. AndyWarpath

    9 months ago

    Oh nooooo my baseball team is trying to win baseball games instead of intentionally tanking…ohhhh noooo I hate it when my team tries to be competitive and win baseball games!

    1 Like
    Reply
    • mlb1225

      9 months ago

      I’d rather lose now and be competitive in the next year or two for 5+ years than to be competitive now for only this season and then go back to losing 5+ seasons.

      1 Like
      Reply
      • tward09

        9 months ago

        Why would you want to lose now in this sprint of a season. get hot early and see where it takes you

        1 Like
        Reply
        • mlb1225

          9 months ago

          When I say now, I don’t necessarily mean this year. This year, I think anything can happen. But I mean more of 2021.

          But you could also say “why not try and win in this 60 game season?” as easily as you could say “Why not try and tank in this 60 game season?”.

          Like
          Reply
        • wagner13

          9 months ago

          If you sacrifice the farm to fulfill a long shot postseason dream in 2020, that would set this team back for the foreseeable future. You don’t necessarily need to tank, but it would be unwise to be tempted by false optimism

          Like
          Reply
        • tward09

          9 months ago

          thats not what i meant. i meant mainly with most of the guys they have

          Like
          Reply
        • wagner13

          9 months ago

          Understandable. I was replying more to the op’s comment

          Like
          Reply
        • AndyWarpath

          9 months ago

          i think we’ve seen a large enough sample size to know that tanking doesn’t necessarily work. the cubs did it (yes they won the WS; now they’re suddenly only mediocre for some reason?) and the astros did it (or did they…….). I would take 7 years of mediocrity and 3 years of wild card contention. Over 5 years of being awful and 5 years of being division winners any day. Especially given that based off past tanking teams that’s a generous ratio. I applaud teams trying to be competitive every year. This can easily be done with a savvy front office and an owner willing to loosen the purse strings.

          1 Like
          Reply
        • wagner13

          9 months ago

          There’s a difference between tanking and recognizing your window of contention. The Giants shouldn’t be buyers at the 2020 deadline, as their chances of success in the postseason would be slim to none. They simply don’t have the talent or depth to compete beyond a fluke hot streak and could exhaust their future prospects through such false hope. This would set them back from competing when they have a more capable squad in a couple of years

          2 Like
          Reply
      • Wolf Chan

        9 months ago

        Let’s be clear, no rebuilding team is going to somehow jeopardize their next 5 years by winning a 60 game season this year

        1 Like
        Reply
  12. davemlaw

    9 months ago

    The Giants are who they are.

    Because they have so many high priced and unmovable contracts they have to dance with who they came with. But with a new manager, don’t expect the unwavering commitment to veterans we’ve seen in the past; we’re going to see a lot more platooning.

    Best case scenario: July 2019 x 2 (19-6 record giving them 38-12 with 10 extra games!)
    Yes, I’m drinking the Koolaid, even guzzling it. But they’ve proven they can do it before.

    Like
    Reply
    • statman

      9 months ago

      “High price and unmovable contracts” like the one Melancon had? hmmmm …

      2 Like
      Reply
  13. Ernie Riles

    9 months ago

    Lip service, everyone tries to win. But Farhan/Harris are too smart to trade good prospects to fill some holes on a team that has no chance to be a playoff force in 2020.

    What I can see them doing is taking advantage of teams with less financial strength by trading for established players. Maybe 27 to 31 year olds with a couple years left on their deals that a cost-cutting team would like to jettison in this uncertain climate.

    1 Like
    Reply
    • Wolf Chan

      9 months ago

      that or taking on money +prospects for guys

      Like
      Reply
  14. biffpocoroba

    9 months ago

    As bkaspick said above, and despite what Harris spins out there (which is his job, BTW), the Giants have many pieces to move (Belt, Cueto, Gausman, Smyly, Samardzija, Watson, Gott, Pence, Billy Hamilton, even Yaz and Dickerson) if they don’t get off to a +2 or +3 start by the deadline. For the reasons we all know, Posey, Crawford, and perhaps Longo aren’t movable, although I suspect Longo could move in the right deal to the right team.

    Unlike last season, there will be no sentimentality or overestimating of chances this season to stop Zaidi and Harris from backing up the truck if they feel they can net a group of 45FV’s and 40FV’s out of the wheeling and dealing.

    2 Like
    Reply
  15. Angels & NL West

    9 months ago

    I’m anxious to see what Zaidi does this season. I think he is a smart, creative guy and 2020 may be an opportunity for him and the organization to take a giant leap forward.

    Their tradable assets won’t bring back MLB ready talent but the Giants could continue restocking their farm system with young, high upside guys at the trade deadline provided they get off to a slow start.

    Or, more realistically, Zaidi could do something a lot more imaginative than I am capable of coming up with on my own.

    Like
    Reply
  16. pato349

    9 months ago

    What are the top 3 moves Farhan has made in his 2 offseasons in charge?

    Like
    Reply
    • Wolf Chan

      9 months ago

      there actually were quite a few but off the top of my head yastremski, will wilson and duobon were the best pickups, moving melancon’s salary in full and getting a return was pretty huge

      1 Like
      Reply
      • claude raymond

        9 months ago

        Don’t forget he traded for Pillar.

        Like
        Reply
        • pato349

          9 months ago

          He traded for Pillar then let him walk for nothing after 1 year and 1 Willie Mac Award. He got rid of Melancon and his 20 million only to turn around and spend half that money on a suspect prospect in Wilson. Is Yaz really a future piece and where is Dubon supposed to play? Dubon is by far the best piece he has gotten and he may not get a chance to play enough to develop. All of this together is the net result of over 100 moves last year. None of these players are likely to be even decent contributors to this team in 3-4 years so what are we doing?

          Like
          Reply
        • AndyWarpath

          9 months ago

          who cares how many moves he made if they delivered quality talent in return. your argument is that some prospects (yaz, dubon, wilson) might not pan out? That’s an argument to literally complain about every team’s minor league/youth development. What’s your point? Factoring in the Melancon and Cozart money, Fahran basically got the Giants Mauricio Dubon, Mike Yastrzemski, Will Wilson, and 10M in exchange for a 35 year old middle reliever. That’s a good get by any standard. That’s also not counting the other prospects in that deal, the Sam Dyson/Jaylin Davis move, or picking up Trevor Gott and Jarlin Garcia for literally nothing.

          1 Like
          Reply
        • ChocoRolles

          9 months ago

          @pato349 imagine thinking a Minor League player is mediocre after one season smh. Good thing you’re not a GM

          Like
          Reply
  17. Datashark

    9 months ago

    The minute Brandon Belt goes on a streak…like he usually does before injury and following it a major slump….they should ABSOLUTELY TRADE HIM!!!!!

    Like
    Reply
  18. Stevil

    9 months ago

    If Mitch Haniger is healthy and producing without having missed much of the beginning of this shortened season, he’s controllable through 2022. Luciano would be a nice return for Seattle… a real nice return. Maybe too nice.

    San Francisco should probably be trying to rebuild and shed salary, but Mitch would at least be affordable (two more arbitration years left) and could feasibly be extended, or net them a compensation pick.(if the QO is still around).

    Like
    Reply
    • Wolf Chan

      9 months ago

      HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH no way SF is giving up luciano for anything – he, Bart Hjelle and ramos are the core that the team is rebuilding around

      Like
      Reply
      • Stevil

        9 months ago

        HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

        Yeah, because top prospects are never traded for solid, controllable players that can help them in the postseason, right? And it’s not like other players could be involved, right?

        Seriously, was I not clear enough that it would be unlikely? Mitch would have to be 100% and San Francisco would have to be in contention. The former is the biggest stretch.

        Like
        Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Please login to leave a reply.
Log in Register

ad: 300x250_1_MLB

    Top Stories

    Tommy John Surgery Recommended For James Paxton

    MLB Inspecting “Suspicious Baseballs” From Trevor Bauer’s Latest Start

    Trevor Rosenthal Undergoes Thoracic Outlet Surgery

    Blue Jays Sign GM Ross Atkins To Five-Year Extension

    Yankees Acquire Rougned Odor

    Brewers Trade Orlando Arcia To Braves

    MLB Moves All-Star Game Out Of Atlanta; Colorado To Host

    Mets, Francisco Lindor Agree On Ten-Year Extension

    Latest On Nationals’ Covid-19 Testing

    Nationals-Mets Series Postponed

    Recent

    Yankees Option Domingo German

    Quick Hits: Twins, Braves, Dodgers

    Quick Hits: Alex Rodriguez, Odorizzi, Gallen, Sanchez

    Nationals Reinstate Patrick Corbin, Option Kyle McGowin

    COVID Notes: 4/10/21

    Injured List Activations: Ahmed, Stewart, Adams

    Angels Place Dexter Fowler On Injured List, Call Up Jaime Barria

    Rays Place Chris Archer On Injured List, Call Up Brent Honeywell

    Chris Archer Leaves Game Due To Forearm Tightness

    Tommy John Surgery Recommended For James Paxton

    Latest Rumors & News

    Latest Rumors & News

    • Kris Bryant Rumors
    • Francisco Lindor Rumors
    Trade Rumors App for iOS and Android

    MLBTR Features

    MLBTR Features

    • Go Ad-Free
    • How To Set Up Notifications For Breaking News
    • 2020-21 Top 50 MLB Free Agents With Predictions
    • 2020-21 MLB Free Agent Tracker
    • 2020-21 MLB Free Agent List
    • 2021-22 MLB Free Agent List
    • Projected Arbitration Salaries For 2021
    • 2021 MLB Arbitration Tracker
    • Transaction Tracker
    • Extension Tracker
    • Agency Database
    • MLBTR On Twitter
    • MLBTR On Facebook
    • Team Facebook Pages
    • Hoops Rumors
    • Pro Football Rumors
    • Pro Hockey Rumors

    Rumors By Team

    • Angels Rumors
    • Astros Rumors
    • Athletics Rumors
    • Blue Jays Rumors
    • Braves Rumors
    • Brewers Rumors
    • Cardinals Rumors
    • Cubs Rumors
    • Diamondbacks Rumors
    • Dodgers Rumors
    • Giants Rumors
    • Indians Rumors
    • Mariners Rumors
    • Marlins Rumors
    • Mets Rumors
    • Nationals Rumors
    • Orioles Rumors
    • Padres Rumors
    • Phillies Rumors
    • Pirates Rumors
    • Rangers Rumors
    • Rays Rumors
    • Red Sox Rumors
    • Reds Rumors
    • Rockies Rumors
    • Royals Rumors
    • Tigers Rumors
    • Twins Rumors
    • White Sox Rumors
    • Yankees Rumors

    ad: 160x600_MLB

    Navigation

    • Sitemap
    • Archives
    • Feeds by Team

    MLBTR INFO

    • Advertise
    • About
    • Commenting Policy
    • Privacy Policy

    Connect

    • Contact Us
    • Twitter
    • Facebook
    • RSS Feed

    MLB Trade Rumors is not affiliated with Major League Baseball, MLB or MLB.com

    hide arrowsFOX Sports Engage Network scroll to top
    Close

    Desktop Version | Switch To Mobile Version