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  1. I’m all in favor of trying a move like this. If nothing else it’s someone with experience at 1b defensively.
  2. Adding to this thread; with Gleyber going to Detroit for 2025, and Colt Keith now listed as the primary 1B for 2025 on roster resource, I wouldn't HATE the idea of sending something to Detroit to get Torkelson here. Would I prefer to shoot higher? Sure. But he graded out about average, if not just slightly above average, defensively at 1B. There aren't a LOT of guys out there who are still available who aren't just flat butchers on defense. He also is still fairly young, and had an ok August and September last year. Could be a nice change of scenery for him. Two questions... 1) Would you be in favor of a move like this? 2) What would Detroit want to move off of Torkelson?
  3. Any chance for a 4,000 page coffee table book that is just the comments from the Brian Dozier trade thread years ago? :)
  4. 1 year 15 million. Interesting signing for them. He's only 28, so young for a free agent generally. Interesting to see if he can bounce back for them after a down regular season for him in New York in 2024.
  5. Agreed completely. IF they are trading any of their core, it HAS to be a good baseball move, not just a salary dump. Good article
  6. What were the trades for Rooker and Fairbanks?
  7. New assistant hitting coach Trevor Amicone certainly would have worked with him during Gasper’s time in the Yankees system.
  8. Red Sox Acquire Jovani Moran From Twins For Mickey Gasper https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/player.fcgi?id=gasper000mic
  9. Based on the roster I'd imagine he and Festa were traded for Jose Ramirez. Could be wrong
  10. Why not dig deeper though. I'd like to bring in 2004 Barry Bonds, 1990 Rickey Henderson and 1999 Pedro Martinez. I bet we'd only have to trade Nick Punto and Lew Ford to make it happen :)
  11. See, if the twins were trading someone like Pablo, I would be pushing for both of Basallo and Mayo in a package. Baltimore needs pitching, and they have high end prospects. Again, I don’t want to trade Pablo. But if they were blown away by a deal (not just a fair trade, one you can’t say no to) that is what it would look like no?
  12. I don't want them to trade Pablo. But I also think Baltimore is the team that will still add someone via trade. I do think Buehler is more of a lottery ticket for Boston. If they are expecting more than 120 healthy innings from him this year, I guess that'd surprise me. Again, I don't want to trade Pablo
  13. That's a whole lot of conjecture rolled up nicely in a sentence you got there.
  14. I mean, that is Minnesota. You don't have to like it, but the Twins do have talent on their roster. Sorry to break it to you.
  15. On top of all of this (and I agree, he won't and shouldn't be traded) why in the world would he accept a trade if he weren't getting a contract extension from the trading team? And with that, what team is giving him an extension on his current deal. It's not happening, nor should it.
  16. Maybe so. But Keaschall’s bat will play at the mlb level. So whatever works
  17. And the Marlins sent a catching prospect back. Keaschall’s bat is far superior, but this kid sounds like he will be able to play defense. But really, one could argue, when you have prospects in the 60-100 range like Caba and Keaschall, they are probably about similar prospects in the industry. One team may prefer one to the other.
  18. So quotable, so exciting, and so generous and kind. They truly don’t make them like him. Rest in peace to one of the absolute greats
  19. I’ll only add; wouldn’t it be just as easy to say; if you are a pitcher in baseball, you would have injury concerns?
  20. Berrios is 6 years older than SWR. In Berrios’s age 23 season he threw 12 more innings at the mlb level than SWR did last year. He has been durable, and he has a fan in me. Based on only the numbers you laid out, expecting SWR to get those inning and strikeout totals isn’t really a big ask, barring health. I hope both of them have long and productive careers
  21. Both Lee and Lewis I'd attribute some of their performance to injuries. Hopefully both will have great 2025 seasons. Julien, I guess we'll see. To me he is on the outside looking in currently. If he can get back to his 2023 pace, then he has a spot at 1b/2b/dh in some capacity. But we'll see what other moves are made. So many guys on the team, on the position player side specifically, have things individually they can prove.
  22. I'd also be happy that we got our new hitting coach from them. He could totally give positive insight on what players to make a focus if we are talking trade, especially on the hitting side.
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