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Live Chat With Fantasy Baseball Expert Nicklaus Gaut

By Tim Dierkes | July 8, 2024 at 9:02am CDT

Fantasy baseball expert Nicklaus Gaut will be holding a live chat today at 11am central time, exclusively with Trade Rumors Front Office subscribers. Use the link below to ask a question in advance, participate in the live event, and read the transcript afterward.

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Tim Dierkes’ MLB Mailbag: Cubs, Dodgers, Cardinals, Mets

By Tim Dierkes | July 2, 2024 at 3:45pm CDT

This week's mailbag covers the Cubs trading an outfielder, what the Dodgers, Cardinals, and Mets might do at the deadline, Kevin Gausman's decline, and much more.  Let's get into it!

Kyle asks:

Would the Chicago Cubs consider selling Seiya Suzuki at the deadline? What would it cost the Mariners to acquire him?

Robert asks:

Given their contracts and relative underperformance, would there be any takers for Seiya Suzuki or Ian Happ if the Cubs decide to sell? If so, could they get anything decent in return? Anyone else on the Cubs that could fetch anything worthwhile?

Brandon asks:

Do you forecast a strong trade market for Cody Bellinger?

The key factor to consider here is that Suzuki and Happ were given full no-trade clauses as an enticement to sign.  That doesn't necessarily make a player immovable.  But for example, if Suzuki simply doesn't want to play in Seattle under any circumstances, that's that.  A lot of times, though, players don't want to stay if they're not wanted, and some sort of bonus can be negotiated for accepting a trade.

Suzuki, 30 in August, has matched his career average with a 122 wRC+ this season.  Despite increased strikeouts, he hit the ball well in June.  His right field defense has been subpar, but not a total killer.  He's been something short of a 3-WAR player per 140 games.  The Cubs, certainly hoping for a breakout after Suzuki's scorching finish last year, have instead gotten more of a solid regular who needs the occasional IL trip.  He's earning $20MM this year and $36MM from 2025-26.

If Suzuki has surplus value relative to his contract, it isn't much, though the trade market isn't teeming with solid regulars.  The Mariners have a bunch of 45-50 grade prospects a bit down their list that I think could net a player like Suzuki.

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Tim Dierkes’ MLB Mailbag: Francisco Alvarez, Hoerner, Crochet, And More

By Tim Dierkes | June 27, 2024 at 7:00pm CDT

This week's mailbag gets into a potential Francisco Alvarez extension, trading Nico Hoerner, valuing Garrett Crochet, potential outfield additions for the Braves, and much more.  Let's get into it!

Ben asks:

What would be a fair contract extension for the Mets and Francisco Alvarez? He is so talented and a great leader for such a young kid, have to imagine he will get expensive in arbitration.

I wrote an answer to this and then ran it by Steve Adams, Anthony Franco, and Darragh McDonald.  They threw cold water on some outlandish contract ideas I had for the Mets' young catcher.

Comparable contracts are lacking for Alvarez.  I don't think comps need to be catcher-specific, especially because there are so few good ones.  The Buster Posey and Joe Mauer deals are too old.  Will Smith signed with four years of service and the Dodgers got his age 29-37 seasons, with a luxury tax dodge as a core feature.

One that comes to mind in the 2+ class, where Alvarez will be after the season, is Andres Gimenez.  He signed a seven year, $106.5MM extension.  Some of the other MLBTR writers see this as something of a ceiling for Alvarez, and I assume the Mets would feel similarly.  At present, I'll take the over on that.

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Live Chat With Fantasy Baseball Expert Nicklaus Gaut

By Tim Dierkes | June 24, 2024 at 9:48am CDT

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Sponsored: Rawlings® and the Grateful Dead Announce New Glove Collaboration

By Tim Dierkes | June 19, 2024 at 8:43am CDT

Iconic Baseball Brand Releases Limited-Edition Gloves Highlighting Legendary Rock Band

Rawlings Sporting Goods Company, Inc., is the official game ball, glove, helmet, face guard and base of Major League Baseball® and the creator of the renowned Rawlings Gold GloveAward®.

In a highly anticipated collaboration with the Grateful Dead, Rawlings has announced the creation of three limited-edition glove models bearing the widely-recognized logos and designs associated with the generation-spanning musical group.

The gloves dropped exclusively on Rawlings.com at 11am EST on June 6th and are also available at the “Rawlings Experience,” the brand’s flagship location in St. Louis, MO.

“Our partnership with the Grateful Dead appealed to us given we both have a long history of innovation which we’ve tapped into to attract new fans over the course of several decades,” said Eric Reinsfelder, vice-president of brand and sports marketing for Rawlings.

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By 1995, the Grateful Dead had attracted the most concertgoers in the history of the music business, and today remains one of the all-time leaders in concert ticket sales. Eventually, the caravan evolved into a community with various artists, craftsmen and entrepreneurs supplying a growing demand for merchandise that connected them to the music. Today, the connection is as strong as ever. The band was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1994 and received a GRAMMY® Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007. Their final tally of 2,318 total concerts remains a world record. The Grateful Dead recently celebrated their 60th Top 40 album on the Billboard chart, a feat no other group has achieved.

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Live Chat With Fantasy Baseball Expert Nicklaus Gaut

By Tim Dierkes | June 17, 2024 at 10:42am CDT

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Tim Dierkes’ MLB Mailbag: Judge, Luis Robert Jr., Reds, Pirates, Royals

By Tim Dierkes | June 13, 2024 at 1:40pm CDT

It's time to crack open the MLB mailbag!  This week we get into a potential position change for Aaron Judge, possible Luis Robert Jr. trade packages, the AL Cy Young race, possible targets for the Reds, Pirates, and Royals, and much more.

Casey asks:

When Anthony Rizzo's contract runs out with the Yanks, do they move Judge to first? (He's tall enough to make a great stretch, should lower his injury risk and it makes room for Jasson Dominguez or Spencer Jones.)

The Yankees clearly won't be picking up Rizzo's club option for 2025, so he'll be a free agent after this season.  Judge, meanwhile, is signed through 2031 yet will turn 33 in April of next year.

It's so hard to take a competent outfielder and move him down the defensive spectrum with seven years left on his large contract.  On the other hand, that's similar to what the Phillies did with Bryce Harper, ending his time as an outfielder at age 30 with nine years left on his deal.  I never really understood that decision or why the Phillies weren't questioned more on it.  Here's what Harper said in February:

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Sponsored: The Next Generation Of Baseball Technology Is Here

By Tim Dierkes | June 12, 2024 at 11:16am CDT

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Live Chat With Fantasy Baseball Expert Nicklaus Gaut

By Tim Dierkes | June 10, 2024 at 8:54am CDT

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Tim Dierkes’ MLB Mailbag: Boras Four, Cubs, Blue Jays, Gambling

By Tim Dierkes | June 4, 2024 at 7:30pm CDT

I'm back for this week's mailbag!  We've got questions on the Boras Four, the Cubs' plan at catcher, available righty relievers, Juan Soto's defense, the Blue Jays' offense, the recent gambling suspensions, my one-third award picks, and much more.

Doug asks:

Do you think that front offices will feel even more compelled to depress free agent salaries after all of the prolonged drama about "The Boras Four" and none of those players panning out to be very good? Will any of Chapman, Bellinger, Snell, or Montgomery opt out of their contract?

Owners and players will be diametrically opposed on player salaries until the end of time, or at least until the end of Major League Baseball.  But to your point, it stands to reason that if the early performance of the late-signing Boras pitchers holds up, more front offices will be wary of giving big AAVs to hurlers signing well into spring training, even on short-term deals.

Blake Snell has been terrible, and since debuting April 8th has separate IL stints for adductor and groin strains.  Snell recently told reporters, "The one thing I would say is that big-league spring training, you need it. You have to go to spring training. I hope teams see that. I don’t know what [Jordan] Montgomery is doing, but I bet it’s tough for him."

Montgomery, who expressed a similar sentiment, sits at a 5.48 ERA after eight starts, with the worst strikeout rate of his career.

Some pitchers have succeeded after signing late, notably Ervin Santana signing on 3-12-14 and putting up a 3.2 WAR season for the Braves.  But both Snell and Montgomery signed later than Santana did, and most examples show pitchers struggling without a normal spring training.

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