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Trade Rumor: Should the Twins Trade Carlos Correa?
Brock Beauchamp replied to cHawk's topic in Minnesota Twins Talk
No. And it’s a dumb idea to even consider trading him.- 30 replies
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I mean, not really. In Sano's first 500-ish innings, he posted a -5 DRS. Miranda has a -2 DRS in about half that number of innings. They're both bad at the position in the early going, I'm not sure either should be considered "worse" than the other.
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True. What I find most appealing about Steer is the fact that he'll probably hit and can do it at several positions. I'm sure if you put an OF glove in his hand, he'd be just fine out there, too (though obviously would need to hit more to be an asset there).
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Oh, I agree that fans overrate prospects, I'm just factoring in the timeline of the Reds and questioning whether they want a 2022 impact player or a 2024 impact player. They very well may prefer the latter, especially given Steer's defensive flexibility.
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Miranda has played fewer than 550 innings at first base in his professional career. Sano has triple that number of innings and was really bad at the position in the early going.
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Is Larnach more valuable than Steer? I'm not sure. Larnach's bat has a higher floor but Steer is way more versatile defensively. I think it really depends where a team is in the competitive cycle. In the case of the Reds, I might lean Steer for the upside play further down the road over Larnach's immediate impact.
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By the way, I *really* like the format of this piece. For those of you who can't access it, a bunch of team writers for The Athletic propose trades for Castillo and then Keith Law grades them all. It's a really good approach to giving fans a barometer of what it might take to trade for a specific player.
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It's troubling to give up two MLB or close to MLB ready pitchers but I probably make this trade if I'm confident Castillo is healthy. But it's a damned dangerous trade to make, especially for the 2024 season.
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That's easily the biggest problem I see with this trade idea. It's skimming the Twins farm system in a way that probably doesn't appeal to the Reds.
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Hey now, let's be fair, no one can half-ass code like I can.
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Testing comment cross-functionality.
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Personally, I'm not sure I'd target high end pitching at the deadline but maybe that's just me. I think teams are going to be unreasonable in their asks, as there aren't that many quality pitchers available. I think the most hay will be made in the bullpen but Castillo is a very intriguing pitcher and in my opinion, the Twins hosed the Reds pretty hard with the Gray trade. The median outcome of Chase Petty is interesting reliever and two years of Gray for that price is a bargain. Could the Twins do it again? https://sportsnaut.com/how-luis-castillo-minnesota-twins-trade-could-look/ View full trade rumor
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Personally, I'm not sure I'd target high end pitching at the deadline but maybe that's just me. I think teams are going to be unreasonable in their asks, as there aren't that many quality pitchers available. I think the most hay will be made in the bullpen but Castillo is a very intriguing pitcher and in my opinion, the Twins hosed the Reds pretty hard with the Gray trade. The median outcome of Chase Petty is interesting reliever and two years of Gray for that price is a bargain. Could the Twins do it again? https://sportsnaut.com/how-luis-castillo-minnesota-twins-trade-could-look/
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This is pretty obvious for anyone who has watched the team in even a passing manner but Do-Hyoung Park outlines the thinking behind the Twins' approach at the deadline. Who do you think they will target and what will they have to give up to repair their rapidly-spiraling pitching staff? https://www.mlb.com/news/twins-likely-to-seek-pitching-help-at-trade-deadline View full trade rumor
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This is pretty obvious for anyone who has watched the team in even a passing manner but Do-Hyoung Park outlines the thinking behind the Twins' approach at the deadline. Who do you think they will target and what will they have to give up to repair their rapidly-spiraling pitching staff? https://www.mlb.com/news/twins-likely-to-seek-pitching-help-at-trade-deadline
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I would *maybe* offer him two additional years if he finishes the season decently, giving him three guaranteed years. Any more than that, hard pass. Gray is a really nice pitcher today but not the kind of pitcher I bet on for a long-term contract.
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I’m Incredibly Bored of Position Players Pitching
Brock Beauchamp commented on Vanimal46's blog entry in Minnesota Twins Whine Line
Yep. Analytics are great in a vacuum, as they’re improving the chance of a team to win in any given season. But MLB has been woefully inept in stopping analytics from deteriorating the fan experience. And that’s what needs to change. Analytics aren’t the problem, MLB’s lack of response is the problem. -
I’m Incredibly Bored of Position Players Pitching
Brock Beauchamp commented on Vanimal46's blog entry in Minnesota Twins Whine Line
Yep, this. Statistical analysis has led to the current use of positional players pitching. A five run deficit is a loss 97%+ of the time so why try? And analytics aren’t wrong here for thinking that. Those are the numbers. But this is a spectator sport driven by the money of people being interested in the product. Analytics being right about game probability doesn’t mean they should be allowed to further deteriorate the spectator experience. -
I’m Incredibly Bored of Position Players Pitching
Brock Beauchamp commented on Vanimal46's blog entry in Minnesota Twins Whine Line
MLB should implement a rule that teams must announce 7-8 pitchers available to use in that game when they announce batter lineups. If they burn through all of those pitchers in extras, then they are allowed to just throw whatever they want on the mound. It's their game to lose at that point. -
Do I even want to watch this game? I'm not sure I want to watch this game.
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Grading Falvey's Drafts Mid 2022
Brock Beauchamp commented on bean5302's blog entry in Shallow Thoughts - bean5302
Jeffers now up to an 85 wRC+ after two weeks of continuing to make good contact and finally getting some luck to go with it. If someone has elite barrel numbers and bad luck, we shouldn’t be concerned. The barrel rate is more telling than the sub-.200 batting average that’s based on a sub-.250 BABIP. Will Jeffers continue to barrel the ball? Hard to say but that’s the information we should be tracking, especially with the size of these samples.
