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Padres Acquire Taylor Williams

By Connor Byrne | August 31, 2020 at 4:55pm CDT

4:55pm: The Mariners will receive righty Matt Brash in return, per Dennis Lin of The Athletic. The 22-year-old Brash went in the fourth round of the 2019 draft and then threw 5 1/3 scoreless innings between rookie ball and Single-A last season.

3:34pm: The Padres have made yet another trade, this time acquiring right-hander Taylor Williams from the Mariners for a player to be named later, AJ Cassavell of MLB.com tweets.

This is the second trade in as many days between the Padres and Mariners, who previously swung a seven-player deal Sunday that saw Austin Nola, Austin Adams and Dan Altavilla go from Seattle to San Diego. As was the case in landing Adams and Altavilla, the idea behind acquiring Williams is to improve a Padres bullpen that has struggled with injuries and underperformance in 2020. It’s anyone’s guess whether the 29-year-old Williams will end up as part of the solution, though, considering he has only put up a 5.34 ERA across 86 major league innings with the Brewers and Mariners. Williams has however, averaged 95 mph on his fastball and posted a 3.80 FIP during his time in the bigs. He also won’t be eligible for arbitration until after 2021, so Williams could be a valuable piece for the Padres over multiple seasons if he turns around his career.

Regardless of whether Williams rights the ship as a Padre, his pickup is yet another sign that they’re going for it in 2020. At 21-15 and trying to break a long playoff drought, the A.J. Preller-led Padres have made a series of notable trades since the weekend.

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  1. LongBeachPadre

    5 years ago

    LETS GO PADRES!

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    • GoLandCrabs

      5 years ago

      Wow LAcrybabies you got the whole squad laughing with that username.

      1
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      • LongBeachPadre

        5 years ago

        @GoLandCrabs during the 1984 season I created a shirt called the “Los Angeles Crybabies” and it pictures a crying dodger being consoled by the Friar himself.

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    • ChiSox_Fan

      5 years ago

      Only 34 min past the deadline!

      Reply
      • lowtalker1

        5 years ago

        If it’s submitted it’s fine
        It takes time to get out

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        • Bryzzo2016

          5 years ago

          Pay ChiSox_Fan no mind, he’s just bitter that his inept front office did NOTHING in a season in which they could have a RARE postseason run.

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        • Magnum

          5 years ago

          No doubt

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        • lowtalker1

          5 years ago

          But in reality do the Sox need to do anything? Sure they could use arms but the team is hot right now
          Plus Hahn fails to pull the trigger a lot I’ve noticed

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        • Dumpster Divin Theo

          5 years ago

          Yeah, they could have picked up some useful like Jose Quintana. Oh wait. Chicago already did that

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        • paddyo furnichuh

          5 years ago

          I agree, he seems to lean more on the side of risk averse.

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    • padsfan1

      5 years ago

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    • FredMcGriff for the HOF

      5 years ago

      Not a bad return for the Mariners on Williams who was a waiver claim.

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  2. DarkSide830

    5 years ago

    good pickup. he’s better then his ERA shows.

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    • lowtalker1

      5 years ago

      Yeah the padres offense got him a little

      Reply
    • BuddyBoy

      5 years ago

      As a M’s fan, he is far better than his numbers look like. He had a horrible outing that killed his numbers due to sample size but has been excellent the rest of the year.

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    • mikeyst13

      5 years ago

      Eh, that’s been the story of his career though outside of 1 year in the minors. Always been “better than the numbers.” At some point he just is what he is. A guy who will get you some great outings with too many blow up innings in-between.

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      • BuddyBoy

        5 years ago

        He’s only given up a run in one of his last nine games and that one was the blowup. He bounced back from that one. Otherwise he’s been good with eleven out of fourteen appearances with zero runs allowed.

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        • bbatardo

          5 years ago

          Luckily the blowup was against the team he was traded to.

          Reply
        • mikeyst13

          5 years ago

          Ok, and if you go back 1 more appearance he’s given up at least 3 in 2 of his last 10. That’s exactly what I was talking about, he will throw up some scoreless outings for sure, but he’s always been prone to a blow-up more often than you would like.

          Reply
  3. mlb1225

    5 years ago

    I got so excited for a second because I thought it was Trevor Williams. What a let down this deadline was.

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  4. VTGiant

    5 years ago

    Damn, will they have anybody left in their farm system?

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    • Simodine

      5 years ago

      Tons

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    • Padres458

      5 years ago

      Per kiley mcdaniel at espn, its still second best, but just barely. Patino will graduate soon.

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      • 24TheKid

        5 years ago

        McDaniels reported that before the Clevinger trade. So not sure where they rank now.

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        • Padres458

          5 years ago

          No he didn’t, tweet is from 5 hours ago, trade was at 8 am

          Reply
      • lowtalker1

        5 years ago

        Patino won’t graduate this year.

        Reply
        • Herc33

          5 years ago

          Patino has been on the roster for weeks and is pitching better of late so I doubt they send him down.

          He’s not going to have a full year of service time for control purposes but he’ll have enough time on the MLB squad to graduate off prospect lists. Like he wouldn’t be eligible for ROY next year because of how much time he’ll have had up this year

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        • lowtalker1

          5 years ago

          50 innings or 45 days. Unless they changed the online for this season

          Reply
        • Herc33

          5 years ago

          Yeah he got called up 8/5 and he’ll probably be rostered through the end of the year which would be like ~55 days

          Reply
    • jeffmaz

      5 years ago

      Most of the guys were either blocked or Rule 5 candidates – or both. Yes, some of those guys probably will be good in the future just not with the Padres.

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      • max57

        5 years ago

        Right, that’s the key point…depth was too good. They were going to lose some to rule 5, so may as well cash the chips in.

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    • DrDan75

      5 years ago

      It’s like collecting baseball cards. You buy up all the rookie cards, keep the cards associated with the players who pan out, wait a while for them to mature, then cash ‘em all in for a Randy Johnson rookie card.

      Which reminds me… I am the proud owner of an autographed Fernando Tatis Jr. rookie card. That just might be my retirement.

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  5. Logjammer D"Baggagecling

    5 years ago

    Padres going all in.

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    • padsfan1

      5 years ago

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    • jeffmaz

      5 years ago

      Without really touching their farm system. Historically, very un-Padres-like but the patience with the new ownership and Preller paid off. It took a couple of years more than expected but wow.

      Reply
  6. xcfan

    5 years ago

    so now yesterdays trade is a 9 player deal.

    Reply
  7. DirtbagBlues

    5 years ago

    Was wondering when the Padres would make a deal.

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    • ayrbhoy

      5 years ago

      Haha I see what u did there 😉

      Reply
  8. MikeEmbletonSmellsBad

    5 years ago

    Oh God, not another trade with the Mariners.

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    • GaryWarriorsRedSoxx

      5 years ago

      It’s like being at a yard sale. You see something cool you buy it you put it in your trunk and then you walk back to the yard to see what else you can get. “How much for that over there?”

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      • hiflew

        5 years ago

        EXCELLENT analogy. That is just perfect.

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    • ayrbhoy

      5 years ago

      It’s odd that it wasn’t included in last nights 7 player swap

      Reply
      • beersy

        5 years ago

        Preller & Co. were probably looking at bigger bull pen names, but circled back for Williams when asking prices for others were too high.

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        • Bil522

          5 years ago

          ROFL this was the best the M’s bullpen has…there is a reason why we suck at ML level

          Reply
      • Stevil

        5 years ago

        This happens occasionally. It’s possible that SD was still exploring other options, or they simply couldn’t agree on a fair return until today.

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      • jeffmaz

        5 years ago

        They probably discussed him in-depth exploring all the possible trade combos. They both had time to reconsider…

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  9. Jack Dempsey

    5 years ago

    Congratulations to the Padres with Clevinger, now the Braves had the pieces to get Mike, two years of control after this year, he would of made us deep. I don’t want to hear any excuses, the Braves failed!

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    • DarkSide830

      5 years ago

      to be fair, even with Clev that team still only has 3 reliable SP. you’d also be decimating the farm. perhaps its better waiting until you get some arms back to health next year.

      Reply
      • Dorothy_Mantooth

        5 years ago

        SD kept all of their best prospects except for Trammel and he has been trending downwards for years. Preller actually did quite well for once and cured their Rule 5 issue for next year too. Well done!

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    • DrDan75

      5 years ago

      What are you talking about? You still have Mike Foltynewicz, right?

      Reply
  10. sdfriarfan

    5 years ago

    Williams was like a little kid who wanted to go with his big brother on an outing. He was like “Yippee, I get to go too!!!!

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  11. throwinched10

    5 years ago

    Williams, Pomeranz, Altavilla, Adams (soon), Stammen, Rosenthal, Pagan…not bad!
    I am definitely missing some guys too.

    Reply
    • Simodine

      5 years ago

      Patino, johnson, strahm, hill, Guerra, perdomo

      Thats 13 when adams is ready. Someone is getting sent down.

      Reply
    • lowtalker1

      5 years ago

      Hill and strahm Johnson
      You can forget about the meh perdomo altavilla stammen and Guerra

      Reply
    • BuddyBoy

      5 years ago

      Altavilla is not good. Great stuff, literally no command

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      • ayrbhoy

        5 years ago

        Danny Altavilla! Man if he figures it out….but we’ve been saying that for 3-4yrs. He will blow by the first 2 batters, make you think he’s in total control then all of a sudden he’ll just miss the zone with 1 pitch then start nibbling at the edges almost like he thinks he’s a crafty soft tosser like Wade DeBlanc or Jamie Moyer.

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    • jamfed

      5 years ago

      I really liked Cal Quantrill. I’m gonna miss Taco Meat Hedgy too

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  12. nlp31

    5 years ago

    Padres are still a year away

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    • jeffmaz

      5 years ago

      Yes. A year away from a 2nd Series championship.

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      • ayrbhoy

        5 years ago

        2024 Mariners Padres World Series

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        • ayrbhoy

          5 years ago

          Hahaha wait did I really type that? Ms will get to the post season sometime this decade, 2024 sounds about right

          Reply
    • DrDan75

      5 years ago

      They might pull it off with the short season this year. I question their depth in a full 162 games though.

      Reply
      • jeffmaz

        5 years ago

        That means nothing. This year is what it is especially with the expanded playoffs.. In the playoffs, deep means nothing.

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  13. Comrade Tipsy McStagger

    5 years ago

    The Dodgers should be scared. The Padres lineup is one of the best two or three in baseball. And their starting rotation is looking pretty good. This is exciting.

    Starting lineup by playoff time:

    1) Trent Grisham, CF
    2) Fernando Tatis Jr., SS
    3) Manny Machado, 3B
    4) Eric Hosmer, 1B
    5) Tommy Pham, LF
    6) Mitch Moreland, DH
    7) Wil Myers, RF
    8) Jake Cronenworth, 2B
    9) Austin Nola, C

    Starting rotation:

    1) Mike Clevinger, RHP
    2) Dinelson Lamet, RHP
    3) Chris Paddack, RHP
    4) Zach Davies, RHP
    5) Garrett Richards, RHP

    It is the relief pitching that needs to turn their ship around. If that happens, the Pads can beat the Dodgers.

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    • hiflew

      5 years ago

      Why would the Dodgers be scared? They have arguably a better player at about 10 of those 14 spots. And the spots where the Padres have the edge, the Dodgers still have a really good player.

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      • jeffmaz

        5 years ago

        Yes, Dodgers have nothing to worry about. They can start cruising and effing off. They have it in the bag, party time! 🙂

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      • lowtalker1

        5 years ago

        If you compared their ops and output 7/9 padres matched up are better

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        • hiflew

          5 years ago

          Yeah and if compared a 3 year average (far more telling of skill than a 30 game sample), the Dodgers are better at most positions. You can always find numbers to back up your argument

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        • Comrade Tipsy McStagger

          5 years ago

          But you also can’t ignore this season. Young teams can suddenly click. That is what we are seeing. And despite the Dodgers having a record month in home runs, the Padres beat the Dodgers in almost every offensive stat and metric. And so does the Padres’ starting pitching. It is the Padres relief pitching, considered their strong suit this past offseason, that is taking the beating.

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        • imindless

          5 years ago

          So doing your damage against mariners, diamondbacks, rockies and rangers means your a better team? Lmao bellinger and muncy both slumping. Your bullpen is held together with string and you have 1 proven tor starter. Lol not a chance but I like the mindset there really nothing going on in sd other than the weather.

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        • LongBeachPadre

          5 years ago

          Didn’t the Dodgers just play the mariners, diamondbacks, Rockies, and rangers? What is your point? haha.

          Reply
      • DrDan75

        5 years ago

        The Padres need to swing a trade with the Brewers and get Eric Lauer back in time to play the Dodgers.

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    • jeffmaz

      5 years ago

      Hamate surgery takes 6 to 8 weeks recovery. 6 weeks puts him in the first few days of Sept. Do they take up a playoff roster spot with him?

      Reply
    • Herc33

      5 years ago

      I’m really curious about Pham because hamate recovery timeline is usually like ~6 weeks and that would put him right at the beginning of October for a return timetable.

      The beauty of that roster is the only impending FA is Richards and by next year they can just plug Gore or Patino into that slot so they’re built to compete next year too.

      Reply
      • lowtalker1

        5 years ago

        Moreland and Castro as well but Castro is a meh from the trades

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        • beersy

          5 years ago

          Moreland has a $3M option for next that I am sure the Padres will pick up if the DH stays in the NL next season.

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    • The Human Rain Delay

      5 years ago

      Naw, we aint scared, we taking care of our own side of the fence…… building a 5 game lead, getting more rest for our starters/pen than anyone in the league, heading into free agency with our #1 #2 & #3 concern taking care of in MOOKIE

      Sounds more like SD is peeking over the fence now that they got their grass green

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      • Comrade Tipsy McStagger

        5 years ago

        I can smell the fear in you.

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        • The Human Rain Delay

          5 years ago

          Hey now, take it easy on the cider, I know you haven’t quite been in this ballroom before but they serve it for free and it doesn’t close till 2 A.M .

          And is that a folded napkin for your pocket square?

          Breath, enjoy the day, nobodies losing sleep tonight up the I5

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        • Padres2019ha

          5 years ago

          We live in SD, way better breaths over here bruh. I dunnno, sounds like you scared. But I understand why you’re cocky, you guys make it to the playoffs every year and………………that’s about it

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        • imindless

          5 years ago

          @padres2019ha when was your last ring? Oh wait! Last time you made it to World Series 96’ with hof gwynn? Shoot. Just try to make it to playoffs before you act tough and not in a year where the whole majors make it either lol

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        • LongBeachPadre

          5 years ago

          @imindless Couple things.

          1. When was your last ring?
          2. 1998 World Series, not 1996.
          3. In a normal year, the Padres would be in sole possession of the wild card.
          4. Looking forward to playing LA in the playoffs

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        • imindless

          5 years ago

          First you gotta make it out of the first round sunshine 🙂 that slump is coming some time soon just gotta hope it happens before the playoffs. We have been slumping and still in first just wait there brother!

          Anyone else notice that tipsy, lacry and padres2019ha are the same guy posting how the padres will be relevant because no one else thinks this lol

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    • Dorothy_Mantooth

      5 years ago

      If Hosmer & Myers keep hitting, that’s a pretty nasty lineup. Not quite Dodgers good but with their SP, they should be able to give the LAD a run for their money especially if playoff Kershaw suddenly shows up!

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  14. RyanDubYa

    5 years ago

    Hey San Diego guys, any guess on that PTBNL? I would guess a low level guy but how low we talkin?

    Reply
    • Herc33

      5 years ago

      Could be literally anyone but SD does have a super deep system meaning they have a bunch of players with potential who aren’t on the 60 man and cannot be named because of that.

      Better to have a PTBNL from a better system in my mind I guess

      Reply
    • echozulu88

      5 years ago

      Who is left in their farm system?

      Reply
      • Herc33

        5 years ago

        What do mean who is left? It’s still like a consensus top 5 farm system in baseball even after these trades.

        To give you an idea of how deep the Padres were, when FanGraphs did their prospect rankings this year for the Padres it was “Top 53 Prospects” when for most other teams it was Top ~30.

        The only top 100 guy that they gave up this week was Trammel. They still have Gore, Patino, Abrams, Campusano who are all highly regarded top 100 prospects. Plus they have a bunch of guys just outside of that like Morejon, Báez, Hassel, Wilcox, Head, Weathers etc… who are all 45 FV.

        It’s still a great system after the trades. Not quite as deep anymore but still has some elite prospects.

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        • Basil Ganglia

          5 years ago

          Yeah – too many guys and not enough spots to put them.

          So they may as well trade the prospects for anything they can get, instead of losing them as Rule 5 selections and getting nothing.

          Roster triage, in a way. Identify the guys that you want to keep, then start moving everyone else.. And since they are in a contention window, why not put those guys on the table for what you can get as immediate help.

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  15. bbatardo

    5 years ago

    Ironically he was having a decent year until he faced the Padres. I guess they liked what they saw as they reeled off 5 runs on him lol.

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    • Padres458

      5 years ago

      Someones gotta throw batting practice.

      Reply
  16. Pads Fans

    5 years ago

    No team has ever traded 2 starting catchers during the season and gone to the World Series. Nola is one of the worst defensive catchers in baseball. Mejia is one of the few that are worse than Nola. They can hit all they want, but when that team ERA goes up a full point or more the rest of the season it does not bode well for their chances against good teams like the Dodgers.

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    • agentx

      5 years ago

      Your point about changing catchers is valid, though you were so busy dissing Mejia and Nola that you declined to mention Castro’s glove.

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    • DrDan75

      5 years ago

      I would have preferred that they traded Mejia rather than Hedges. But the tribe probably didn’t want him back.

      @agentx: Castro is just a rental.

      Reply
    • Comrade Tipsy McStagger

      5 years ago

      I switched the catchers when your back was turned! Ha ha, you fool! You fell victim to one of the classic blunders! The most famous of which is “never get involved in a land war in Asia,” but only slightly less well-known is this: “Never go in against the Padres when DEATH is on the line.”

      Reply
    • Comrade Tipsy McStagger

      5 years ago

      Pads Fan — Don’t forget — no team has ever hit grand slams in four consecutive days. And the Padres also scored seven runs with two outs and no one on base in the bottom of their last inning to win a walk-off game. These are a different kind of Padres.

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      • imindless

        5 years ago

        Playing Texas, mariners and Arizona got it! Where are those teams in the standings?

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        • sportfanatic619

          5 years ago

          Wrong they got it from Playing Texas and Houston!!

          Reply
  17. TheBuffaloBillsOfBaseball

    5 years ago

    Very Brash move by the Mariners I see

    Reply
  18. daveineg

    5 years ago

    Have to laugh that acquiring Taylor Williams is seen as “going all in”. I couldn’t wait for the Brewers to get rid of him. Good luck trusting him in big spots. Any time he came in a tight game as a Brewer, he invariably walked the first guy he faced.

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  19. echozulu88

    5 years ago

    Report: SD only have three players, a few coaches and a janitor at the alternate site now

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  20. StPeteStingRays

    5 years ago

    Are the Padres trying to make a statement? Good on you guys!

    Reply
  21. Dorothy_Mantooth

    5 years ago

    The Padres had a major 40 man roster crunch facing them in December so moves needed to be made or they would have had at least 5, if not more desirable prospects exposed to the Rule 5 draft. Preller’s hand was forced to some respects but he seemed to do a pretty good job acquiring the right amount of controllable assets vs. rentals while really only giving away two decent prospects in Quantrill and Trammel. The fact that Trammel has been traded twice as a Top 100 prospect makes me wonder just how good he truly is. I guess we’ll find out soon enough if he’s going to Seattle. They’ll have to find playing time for him out there. If not, he’s merely a utility player.

    Reply
  22. hoosierhysteria

    5 years ago

    Stammen must go to pasture. He is getting crushed. These new relievers better be better.

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