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Padres Acquire Garrett Cooper

By Steve Adams | August 1, 2023 at 5:15pm CDT

The Padres have acquired first baseman Garrett Cooper and minor league lefty Sean Reynolds from the Marlins in exchange for left-hander Ryan Weathers, per an announcement from both teams. San Diego designated outfielder Preston Tucker for assignment in a corresponding roster move.

Cooper, 32, will give the Padres a seasoned bench bat with a productive track record at the big league level. He’s picked up five-plus years of MLB service to this point in his career, making him a free agent at season’s end and a pure rental for San Diego, but one who has more often than not been a quietly strong offensive performer.

Although Cooper’s .256/.296/.426 batting line in 2023 doesn’t stand out, it’s only narrowly been worse than league average, by measure of wRC+ (97). Moreover, Cooper’s bat has picked up as the season has worn on. Dating back to June 1, he’s posted a far more palatable .276/.319/.468 batting line with eight big flies and six doubles. That’s good for a 115 wRC+ (i.e. about 15% better than league-average production, after weighting for home park) — which is right in line with Cooper’s career output.

Since making his MLB debut with the Yankees back in 2017, Cooper owns a .271/.338/.437 batting line in nearly 1700 trips to the plate. He’s been particularly productive with the Marlins in the past few seasons, batting .271/.352/.443 from 2020-22. Cooper has never had massive over-the-fence power but hits plenty of doubles and from 2018-22 drew walks at a healthy 9% clip.

Perhaps “healthy” is a dicey word to use in any regard when describing Cooper, as the primary knock against him as been a penchant to land on the injured list. Since 2018, Cooper has been on the injured list due to a wrist sprain, a calf strain, a lumbar strain, an elbow sprain, a concussion and an inner ear infection, among other maladies. Productive as his bat has been, he’s never logged more than 119 games or 469 plate appearances in a single season.

Cooper is healthy right now, however, and the Padres have gotten little to no production out of their bench this year. Veterans Rougned Odor (recently released), Nelson Cruz (released) and Matt Carpenter have provided no help, and the Friars have relied on a combination of journeymen and organizational depth pieces (e.g. Brandon Dixon, Matthew Batten, Taylor Kohlwey) in the other spots. Cooper’s above-average track record at the dish will be a significant boost, and he can slide in at first base if the Padres need to push Jake Cronenworth to second base to accommodate Ha-Seong Kim’s recent injury.

In addition to Cooper, the Padres will pick up the 25-year-old Reynolds — a 2016 fourth-round pick and converted first baseman/outfielder who’s emerged as an interesting bullpen prospect. The 25-year-old Reynolds made the move to the mound full time in 2021 and has found a good bit of success in the upper minors. Through 48 2/3 innings between Double-A and Triple-A this season, the 6’8″ left-hander has pitched to a 2.77 ERA with a 26% strikeout rate, 11.2% walk rate and just two homers allowed. Reynolds features a four-seamer in the mid-to-upper 90s, a mid-80s slider and a changeup.

In exchange for the final couple months of Cooper’s services and a potential six seasons of control over Reynolds, the Marlins will pick up the 23-year-old Weathers — a former first-round pick and top Padres prospect who’s long looked like a change-of-scenery candidate. He’s seen action in each of the past three seasons, but other than his rookie campaign when injuries forced him to the Majors as a 21-year-old, Weathers has never received a particularly long look.

In 143 big league innings, Weathers has a 5.73 ERA. He’s fanned just 16.8% of his opponents but sports a respectable 8.3% walk rate and 42.9% ground-ball rate in that time. He’s also pitched decently in 40 2/3 Triple-A innings this season — 4.20 ERA, 29.2% strikeout rate, 13.5% walk rate in eight starts — and has a minor league option remaining beyond the current year. The Marlins’ vaunted pitching depth has been thinned out by the trades of Pablo Lopez and (earlier today) Jake Eder, as well as injuries to Trevor Rogers, Max Meyer and Sixto Sanchez. Weathers will add a former No. 7 overall pick to the stockpile, and the Marlins can take this year and next to try to coax some better performance out of the lefty.

As for the 33-year-old Tucker, he’ll lose his 40-man spot before appearing in a big league game with the Padres. The older brother of Astros star Kyle Tucker, Preston was once a well-regarded prospect himself but has never found sustained success in the minor leagues. He had a nice three-year run with the Kia Tigers of the Korea Baseball Organization from 2019-21 and has a career .274/.353/.471 slash in parts of eight Triple-A seasons — including a .293/.433/.565 showing so far in 2023.

However, the elder Tucker brother carries just a .222/.281/.403 slash in parts of three Major League seasons, and the Padres’ acquisitions of Cooper and Ji-Man Choi have beefed up their reserve options a bit. That left Tucker without a clear role moving forward. Normally, players who are designated for assignment have a week to be traded, placed on outright waivers or released. But, since the trade deadline has now passed and Tucker has been on a 40-man roster this year, he’s ineligible to be moved. He’ll hit waivers within the next week and be available to all 29 other clubs. Even if he clears, he’d have the right to reject an outright assignment in favor of free agency.

Craig Mish of SportsGrid and the Miami Herald first reported the trade.

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  1. Ha-Seong Kim

    2 years ago

    What is with AJ preller and below league avg hitters haha?

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    • Gwynning

      2 years ago

      We’ll Weathers this storm!

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    • Foxtrot Unicorn Charlie Kilo

      2 years ago

      Dudes mashing lefties this year in a small sample size but has been effective against lefties in his career. He clearly hits lefties well based on career stats

      2023 – .349/.386/.485 in 70 PA
      Career – .287/.336/.466

      Sounds like padres will platoon 1B with Choi and Cooper. Against righties choi has

      Choi 2023 – .224/.237/.552 in 59 PA
      Choi career – .246/.351/.459

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      • Ryan W

        2 years ago

        Maybe not at 1B as much, but possibly DH and as a 1B option. They’ve got $80m in Cronenworth

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        • zeuz1

          2 years ago

          Cronenworth stinks.

          Reply
        • Ryan W

          2 years ago

          Whatever you think about him, he won’t be supplanted in the first year of his extension

          Reply
  2. Captain-Judge99

    2 years ago

    Gary

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  3. Tacoshells

    2 years ago

    Best trade of the day let’s mf gooooo!!

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  4. Butter Biscuits

    2 years ago

    Good deal I’m surprised they didn’t do it last off-season

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  5. BillTheThrill10

    2 years ago

    And in Padres fashion, Weathers will right the ship and become an All-Star with the Marlins and Garrett Cooper will do nothing for the Padres. That’s just great.

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    • Smelly_Cobb

      2 years ago

      more than likely

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    • Kershaw's Lesser Known Right Arm

      2 years ago

      With Miami’s pitching development, he just might

      Reply
    • mrpadre19

      2 years ago

      Who are all the other players the Padres traded that suddenly became all stars again?

      4
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      • Deleted Userrr

        2 years ago

        Ty France for one

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        • Stig

          2 years ago

          A star? He is batting 7th in their order with 7hr and was on the block with no takers today.

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        • Deleted Userrr

          2 years ago

          “No takers” isn’t accurate. All 30 teams would have taken him. Just none offered anything that the Mariners felt was worth parting with him.

          Among players Preller has drafted he has the most WAR. So far at least.

          Reply
      • BillTheThrill10

        2 years ago

        Well let’s see, Anthony Rizzo, Corey Kluber are some of the bigger names but if you go back there’s also Derrick Lee. Then there’s Ty France who was an All-Star last year, Andres Muñoz who will probably be one soon. Oh yeah there Davis Bednar, I mean should I keep going or are you going to eat your foot now? Lol

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        • coup

          2 years ago

          Jack Suwinski

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        • LosPobres1904

          2 years ago

          You forgot Hosmer

          Reply
    • mrpadre19

      2 years ago

      Wait until after Weathers pitches a few games before assuming this.

      Reply
    • mrpadre19

      2 years ago

      Who are all the other prospects Preller has traded that suddenly became all stars again?

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      • Gwynning

        2 years ago

        Uhhh Trea Turner, Clase and Kloobs come to mind…

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        • Foxtrot Unicorn Charlie Kilo

          2 years ago

          Aj Preller didnt trade Corey Kluber.

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        • BillTheThrill10

          2 years ago

          Funny, I don’t remember saying that he did. I said Padres meaning the team, not just trades Aj Preller did. Maybe pay attention in class next time before commenting there bud.

          Reply
        • Foxtrot Unicorn Charlie Kilo

          2 years ago

          Funny. Wasnt replaying to you bill. I now.

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        • BillTheThrill10

          2 years ago

          Funny, it’s under my thread from my original comment. You get called out and all of a sudden it wasn’t for me. Ok there princess, whatever let’s you sleep at night.

          Reply
        • Foxtrot Unicorn Charlie Kilo

          2 years ago

          Funny, this comment is also in your thread.

          “Uhhh Trea Turner, Clase and Kloobs come to mind…”

          Wanna guess which one I was replying to?

          Maybe read the thread before trying to be the tough guy at a John Mayer concert.

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        • STL27

          2 years ago

          This is all so funny

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        • gfan

          2 years ago

          You obviously have not heard the John Mayer Trio do their Hendrix set .

          Reply
      • Kershaw's Lesser Known Right Arm

        2 years ago

        Max Fried, Trea Turner, Yasmani Grandal, Ty France, Emmanuel Clase, David Bednar, Luis Castillo. And while not exactly an All-Star, you can’t tell me Jack Suwinski isn’t an upgrade over Trent Grisham. Josh Naylor should’ve been an All-Star this year and would be one of your top 4 bats this season. To name a few.

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        • Foxtrot Unicorn Charlie Kilo

          2 years ago

          Padres never traded Luis Castillo. Miami traded Luis Castillo.

          They undid a portion of a trade because Colin Rea got hurt pitching 3 innings for Miami.

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        • Kershaw's Lesser Known Right Arm

          2 years ago

          Ah ok but the rest still stands

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    • Brew88

      2 years ago

      serious question. Would you rather trade Weathers and have him do well, or keep him and have him suck?

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      • Smelly_Cobb

        2 years ago

        good point Brew

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      • Gwynning

        2 years ago

        Sup Brew! To answer your rhetorical question, you trade him for a need and never look back. If he gets good, well, good on him. If you keep him and he sucks… then what’s the point? Just wasted space on a limited roster losing games in his wake.

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        • Brew’88

          2 years ago

          like a trophy girlfriend, i get it

          Reply
    • SanDiegoSuperDissapointingPadres

      2 years ago

      Yea, trash take here! Weathers is DFA’d in about a two weeks.

      Reply
    • thefaithfulfriar

      2 years ago

      Tell me how this is “Padres fashion “ you don’t know what you’re talking about

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  6. Jake Biggar

    2 years ago

    Bloom should really start taking notes from Kim Ng

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  7. elmedius

    2 years ago

    Does adding Choi and Cooper mean the Carpenter experiment is over?

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    • Hired Gun 23

      2 years ago

      I think so…

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    • James Midway

      2 years ago

      God I hope so

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  8. Kershaw's Lesser Known Right Arm

    2 years ago

    This actually seems like an interesting trade for both sides.

    3
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  9. wallabeechamp

    2 years ago

    LOL Pobres

    Reply
  10. Four4fore

    2 years ago

    Marlins reshaped the infield today. Could work.

    Reply
  11. Hired Gun 23

    2 years ago

    Well this is a fine howdy do…

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  12. MarlinsFanBase

    2 years ago

    He’s gone! He’s finally freaking gone!

    Finally finally finally! This is at least two years overdue!

    Good freaking riddance!

    I said it yesterday that I couldn’t wait for Garrett Cooper to be a former Marlin! This is that day!

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    • Gwynning

      2 years ago

      Newsflash: you’re getting Ryan Weathers. You might wanna temper your enthusiasm for this swap…

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      • MarlinsFanBase

        2 years ago

        I don’t care if it was a box of popcorn that was from a locker in a test zone in the desert during WWII, and it just fell in a toilet bowl, I’d still take it to just be rid of Cooper.

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        • BaseballisLife

          2 years ago

          Padres traded for 349/.386/.485/.871 vs LHP and about league average overall.

          On the Marlins Cooper has to be a starter. On the Padres hes a platoon DH.

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      • Deleted Userrr

        2 years ago

        They can non-tender Weathers if he’s really a problem.

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        • MarlinsFanBase

          2 years ago

          Nah, I’d rather see if we can turn him into something of value.

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        • Deleted Userrr

          2 years ago

          I said “if” he’s really a problem. Not saying he is or isn’t.

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    • formerlyz

      2 years ago

      Your issue with cooper is so weird, but I’m not going back down this road.

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      • MarlinsFanBase

        2 years ago

        It isn’t just my issue.

        You know that the majority of our fanbase are not impressed with Cooper and many of us have been wanting to move on for at least the last couple of years – some fans even longer, because I remember myself defending him the first couple of years.

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  13. formerlyz

    2 years ago

    3rd time around for a weathers in Miami

    Coop…I’m going to legit miss. Plays the right way, standup guy. Clutch player. Carried the Marlins through a lot of frustration offensively as the only somewhat guiding light

    Marlins needed pitching, but I really dont see how these series of moves they made actually made them any better, while also giving away significant waning assets

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    • MarlinsFanBase

      2 years ago

      Marlins going back in their history with Conine first and now Weathers.

      Do any of our former players have sons that can actually play?

      Reply
  14. Adrian Gonzalez German Marquez

    2 years ago

    It’s ok guys if Preller had drafted Brady Singer instead of Ryan Weathers he wouldn’t have been able to afford to sign Xavier Edwards!

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    • Gwynning

      2 years ago

      Well, the ol’ slapdick netted us Snell, so I’ll scratch out a W for Preller there.

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      • YourDreamGM

        2 years ago

        Crone I thought? With Pham.

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        • Gwynning

          2 years ago

          You’re totally right, Dream. I got my Preller W trades against the Rays mistaken. Cheers!

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        • Adrian Gonzalez German Marquez

          2 years ago

          I probably should have put /s at the end of that comment but I thought it was obvious.

          And as Dream said, Edwards was in the Pham/Crone trade not the Snell trade.

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  15. ¡Killer Klowns From Outer Space!

    2 years ago

    Conversation between Ng and Preller:

    Preller: “we’ll give you Weathers for Cooper”

    Ng: “well, we’re be winning this trade and I don’t want to rob you, so how about you take a solid relief pitching prospect Sean Reynolds from us”

    Preller: “you sure”?

    Ng: “yes!”

    Great trade, miss Coops, but could have gotten Weathers for Coops straight up.

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    • MarlinsFanBase

      2 years ago

      You do realize that Reynolds is a 24-year old in Single A right?

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      • ¡Killer Klowns From Outer Space!

        2 years ago

        He’s going to be a solid reliever. It was unnecessary to add him to the deal.

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      • BaseballisLife

        2 years ago

        Hes 25 and he’s in AA.

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  16. Buzz Killington

    2 years ago

    So bye bye Carpenter? Hope the Yankees get or got him. Probably a waiver claim.

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  17. Longtimecoming

    2 years ago

    So Cooper and Choi seem to be better offensively than Cruz and Carp so, I’ll have to call it an upgrade for the DH spot. In both additions they are better defensively as well.

    Needle mover – maybe as opposed to a no. A few more hits from DH in the first 100 games and Padres are probably in the WC right now so, keep it all in perspective guys.

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    • YourDreamGM

      2 years ago

      Choi Cooper could be all star tandem.

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  18. Silas

    2 years ago

    Sorry to see Coop leave, a fan favorite. Wish him all the best hopefully it works out. Haven’t seen the Fish this active on the buy side in 20 years. Wowsers

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  19. dvmin98

    2 years ago

    Weathers’s mom will be so happy!!! (later Karen)

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  20. TDR

    2 years ago

    Great, let’s continue to sell off the remainder of the non-existing pitching depth because the Pads have no idea how to develop minor league pitching.

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    • Longtimecoming

      2 years ago

      TDR, I think Weathers has had his shots and didn’t make it. He is still young but needed a change of scenery to improve his odds.

      Depth is only a problem if someone gets hurt (yes I remember 2021 when everyone got hurt).

      Our 5, assuming Wacha rebounds, is as strong of a 5 as you could want. Bill can hold down the fort in the 5/6 spot, allow Lugo to fortify the pen at some point.

      We could see the same group next year. Padres control Wacha (or could do the negotiate thing); Snell and Lugo both likely want to return.

      Padres actually have some guys that should be there in 2025 so, not as bad a picture as you are painting.

      Absolutely, if 2 or 3 go down it’s all crap right now but that can be said for most teams.

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      • TDR

        2 years ago

        I don’t think the trade hurts this year much, this SP group is solid and with addition of Hill shouldn’t see much more AAA spot start call ups. But I do think it’s the type of move that hurts us down the road and these types of trades are the reason we’ve had to call up the likes of Khner, Wolf, Avila with bad results. They only have Darvish, Musgrove and Wacha under contract next year and would be skeptical paying Wacha $16 per with his constant shoulder injuries. I think Lugo has been really solid and think he makes sense to resign for maybe something like the Wacha contract at $16 per for 2 years. Snell is going to be overpaid and don’t think the Pads will be able to afford that. Just concerned if they run back a rotation of Darvish, Musgrove, Wacha , Lugo very injury prone staff with little depth in 2024 which is another must win year.

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        • Longtimecoming

          2 years ago

          The call ups of Wolf (5 ip 3 er) and Avila 5.0 over 2 app with 0.00) have not caused a problem. Hope that still applies for Avila after tonight.

          Now, the piece that started the conversation – Weathers – well, his call ups haven’t been so hot and he has had a few.

          Snell will get paid for sure. The good Snell is worth it. He may have FINALLY gotten out of his own head and settled in with SD.

          Wacha at option – no probably not but a good negotiation for a middle ground built into that contract.

          Lugo – he got a shot in SD – a fair contract may keep him at this stage if it comes with a spot in the rotation.

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  21. James Midway

    2 years ago

    Getting rid of Weathers is the win there

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  22. Ignorant Son-of-a-b

    2 years ago

    I get Christian Walker and Garrett Cooper mixed up for some reason.

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  23. R.D.

    2 years ago

    Gonna miss Garrett coopers “putting on the Ritz” at truist field all the time

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  24. Sal66

    2 years ago

    MLB Network had a segment today on AJ Preller’s five best trades.
    They listed the trades for Snell, Musgrove, Hader, Soto, and Tatis.

    Not bad. All GMs have good and bad trades.

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    • YourDreamGM

      2 years ago

      Darvish was snubbed.

      He has definitely improved from early years but had wins then as well.

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    • Deleted Userr

      2 years ago

      Soto trade is TBD. If they don’t win the WS this year or next that trade goes in the same category as the Myers, Kemp and Upton trades.

      I would also include the two trades they made with the Marlins at the 2016 trade deadline (even with them having to give back Castillo) and the Crone-Renfroe trade in Preller’s best trades.

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  25. YourDreamGM

    2 years ago

    A plus SD. Got a all star 1b platoon. Set themselves up to make a run. Weathers wasn’t doing anything for them. Maybe Miami can improve him but nothing lost for SD.

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  26. thefaithfulfriar

    2 years ago

    Good trade. All the best to Weathers. Wish him well. All of the other young “hot lava “ pitchers the Padres have traded in the last few years have not faired well. I’ll pay the fare for Carpenter to catch the next train to Palookaville

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