diehardtwinsfan Old-Timey Member Posted August 11, 2015 Posted August 11, 2015 No offense, but I think Oswaldo Arcia completely destroyed his value this season.
Brock Beauchamp Site Manager Posted August 11, 2015 Posted August 11, 2015 No offense, but I think Oswaldo Arcia completely destroyed his value this season. He definitely had a role in all of this but after posting a July OPS of .928, he absolutely deserved a call but the Twins continued to let him rot in Rochester, despite Minnesota being one of the worst teams against RHP in the AL. Do we believe a 24 year old Oswaldo Arcia suddenly forgot how to hit? He has over 800 PAs in MLB with a slightly above average OPS+. He should be on this roster.
jorgenswest Verified Member Posted August 11, 2015 Posted August 11, 2015 Arcia's value in the trade market is minimal. His ceiling remains high with his major league performance at 22-23. The likelihood of getting to that ceiling smaller, but shouldn't be tossed aside by the Twins. I think he is more likely to have a 2 WAR season next year than Hunter.
kab21 Verified Member Posted August 12, 2015 Posted August 12, 2015 We can just agree to disagree. I don't think my view is absurd as some make it out to be. May, Gibson, and Berrios could be solid I agree on that. Just curious what move would you make with any of our outfielders? I don't know of any team that would trade a worthwhile catcher or shortstop for flawed outfield prospects like Hicks and Arcia. I think Kepler is going to be good so I'd keep him, but maybe you wouldn't. He's the most likely to bring in a solid piece. I really don't trust our front office to go one way or the other because they've proven time and time again to just ride the fence and accomplish nothing.I wait to make sure that we actually have too many OF'ers. There is a chance of injury and/or someone massively disappointing next season and then we are shuffling a utility IF'er or Shane Robinson through the OF.
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