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Agreed. Such a bargain. Even if I can read it all free, the site is so valuable to me that I want to pay for it.
Something I would like to see here and even possibly be a part of is more trade idea posts. Not something that’s a rumor I mean just ideas that make sense for both teams involved. With the trade values website I think it has legitimized trade ideas to a certain extent. And I enjoy talking about ideas as long as there is logic and sense behind them and they are fair which the trade values website would help with.
Good news everybody… you can do that under almost any post! If you start a logical trade discussion then I’m sure others will interject, throw in counteroffers, etc.
Gwynn – How about when Kluber returns from the IL, dealing him to Tampa for Beeks.
They both have Reliever ERA’s over 9.00
They both have experience as starting pitchers
They both have BABIP over .350 which means they’re just unlucky
And both teams are very familiar with both pitchers
Let the interjecting begin!
@Fever Pitch – Even if Boston eats the remainder of Kluber’s salary, he has zero trade value right now. While Beeks is certainly struggling, his upside is so much higher than Kluber’s right now that Tampa would laugh Chaim off the phone. The only way Kluber changes teams will be via DFA from Boston.
Just to think, Boston let both Wacha and Eovaldi go in lieu of a 1 year, $10M deal with Kluber…ouch! They also didn’t want Paxton either; they got very lucky that Paxton exercised his player option for such a small salary. If Boston had re-signed either Wacha or Eovaldi instead of adding Kluber, they would be at least 8 games over .500 right now…painful.
As stated by Saint Dorothy, I doubt Kloobs will fetch a decent RP even if Boston pays him down to pocket scratch. He’s definitely in decline, his peripherals are not good, his raw data is worse… but maybe you can deceive an upstart contendah into trading for his Starter bloodline. Perhaps you could squeeze a BAL or CIN into coughing up a lottery ticket for Kloobs, but as was stated in “Taken”- good luck!
Yes Gwynning and thats what I have been doing. But I would like to see posts dedicated specifically to that. The site is trade rumors its really not a leap to discuss trade suggestions.
For me it’s not about the extra benefits, it’s about supporting the website.
Any chance of getting Jeff Todd back as a part time writer? His combination of knowledge and humor are missed.
I think a reduced subscription around Black Friday/Cyber Monday would bring in a lot of new subscriptions.
It’s already so cheap. I’d say don’t sell it any cheaper.
A Harvard guy would be nice to have.
I tried to join last year. As soon as I paid my screen name stopped working so I added a new one. I got my money back but am truly hesitant to do it again. Fool me once,,,, Got absolutely no response from any emails I sent.
I expect some oping and positing on Trevor Bauer, no?
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So I can see this post on the site, but a few minutes after it was on the app it was gone.