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  1. I’ve been saying Headrick and Lagrange for Jeffers. But if you could get Warren and Lagrange or Lalane for him you make that trade in a heartbeat!
  2. Jeffers for Headrick and Lagrange. You get a really good ready now lefty for the bullpen and another top prospect who can help the rotation or bullpen now as well.
  3. There is no point in trading for relievers especially over the age of 35. You should only look for options that have team control beyond this year. Riley O’Brien Kevin Kelly Jeremiah Estrada Brent Headrick Victor Vodnik
  4. Right premise but wrong solution. If the Twins actually want to be buyers then Hancock is the perfect trade candidate. However I’m not trading Lewis or Keaschall to make it happen. You could probably make it happen by some package of Jeffers, Rodriguez, and another top 20 prospect.
  5. Once again you couldn’t be more wrong with your analysis and research for several reasons. First off the Twins don’t need any more position players as the top of their prospect system is filled with that. They need more pitching over anything so any deal involving Ryan should only be for pitching. Secondly the only team of these that fits this bill is the Yankees. Seattle doesn’t need anymore pitching and the other 2 teams don’t have the necessary pitching talent. However your deal with the Yankees is flawed too. Again the Twins should only be targeting pitching prospects so they should ask for a package that includes Will Warren, Carlos Lagrange, and Henry Lalane. You get an instant starter for your rotation, a prospect that could instantly start in your bullpen, and a third piece with the upside to develop into a mid-rotation starter or top end reliever.
  6. A: The Twins aren’t making the playoffs so there is no point in trading top prospects for a starter. B: They need bullpen help more than anything. C: Prielipp is a starter until he proves otherwise. D: The only starter they could probably afford is Foster Griffin who is just a rental.
  7. You can’t compare any pitchers in the Twins system to the Brewers pitcher. That’s a complete outlier because very few pitchers outside of the first round ever become true Aces. Drafting Flora would have given the Twins something they have not had in the modern era: A true Ace!
  8. Literally half of this article is completely redundant. You say the Twins have great pitching depth and it’s their greatest strength which are both lies. Then you turn around and try to justify trading guys like Rojas and Hill who will be part of this team’s future. Do you actually believe the crap you throw out there? Or just throw it at the wall to see if it sticks? The Twins are not going all in to trade for anyone this year anyway. If anything they need to keep building up the farm system with more pitching depth which you would get in a Ryan trade. Jenkins, Culpepper, Houston, Tait, Hill, and Quick are the only players who shouldn’t be up for consideration to be traded. If Rodriguez or Gonzalez can help get a building block for the bullpen going forward and the future along with someone from the big league roster like Larnach or Jeffers then so be it.
  9. True it’s been frustrating seeing his last year and a half of injuries after he got off to such a good start. But he’s only 20. Case in point Prielipp. He just needs to stay healthy and hopefully continues to develop.
  10. Not going to make one difference when they don’t have any pitchers to throw him the ball. But at least we got another catcher when we already have one in the system. Instead of Flora who could help the team as soon as next season.
  11. I think 5 prospects with the most to prove are Tait Hill Soto Klein Gallagher
  12. Winn would be a good option but I would also look at Viktor Vodnik, Spencer Miles, or Brent Headrick. All still have years of team control and would setup the bullpen for the future
  13. This entire article proves your clear lack of understanding how asset management works when it pertains to professional sports. A: your argument for keeping Jeffers is flawed in itself because there is no guarantee he will return to the pace he was on before getting injured and more importantly you really believe the Twins plan to extend him? Even if it was for a “discounted” price it wouldn’t be for less than 10-12M and there is no way they are paying that. B: Jeffers even being injured would get a nice return from someone like the Yankees who could offer up options to help bolster the Twins bullpen like Carlos LaGrange and Brent Headrick. They can be buyers and sellers at the deadline. They might be able to compete for a 3 game Wild Card Series but they are still years away from competing for a World Series.
  14. Well for once I actually agree with one of your takes. Makes sense to be sellers and buyers for bullpen help. Few trade ideas I had Ryan for Fuentes, Caminiti, and Murphy from Braves Larnach for Vodnik from Rockies Jeffers for Carlos LaGrange and Brent Headrick from Yankees
  15. Package would have to include Painter, Gage Wood, and Cade Obermueller for me to even consider trading Ryan to Phillies
  16. Phillies have one of the weakest farm systems in the league. At this point would it even be worth it to acquire Painter?
  17. How about making a draft prediction that everyone doesn’t already expect to happen?
  18. The only option that works in this scenario is Ober for Mayo one for one. However after what the Orioles traded for Baz today. It’s probably going to cost a lot more than that. Festa could be their next closer and there is no way in hell they are trading Abel after just acquiring him.
  19. Rotation should be Lopez, Ryan, Matthews, SWR, and Bradley. Ideally they trade Ober, move Festa to the bullpen, and let Prielipp and Abel start at Triple-A. If they were to trade Ryan. Then insert whichever top pitching prospect they trade for into the rotation and everyone else moves up a spot.
  20. If anything they should shift Festa to the bullpen not Matthews. Zebby still has a higher upside than Festa.
  21. I think Peterson is the best fit for the Twins but I wouldn’t mind seeing either him or Flukey on the Twins. Do either of these guys have true “Ace” potential? And if the Twins were to draft one of them how soon do you think they could be fast-tracked to the majors?
  22. The entire premise of this article is stupid. You let Lee play SS until mid-season to see what you have with him and if he’s not good you call up Kulpepper to see if he can stick at SS. There is no point in wasting whatever little resources this team might have for a position they have a fair amount of depth at.
  23. This is perhaps the dumbest way they could rebuild their bullpen. Topa is not a high leverage pitcher and the Twins should NOT resign him nor should they bring back Thielbar! And are you out of your mind converting Matthews to a reliever? If anything move Festa to the bullpen and he can become the new closer. Promote others like Bragg and Klein along with Ohl and Adams and then you might have the makings of something. Or you know make a trade or two.
  24. You don’t trade Ryan without getting Tolle or Early at minimum
  25. Would like to see you conduct this same exercise more particularly concerning Boston and Philadelphia. Curious to think if either would give up Tolle or Painter in a trade for Ryan.
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