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  1. That's a whole lot of IFs there at the beginning of your post. 10 years of Tulo in the majors and not once playing a full season is pretty good evidence he isn't able to stay healthy. He's definitely a very good defensive SS, but his offensive numbers are helped by the fact he plays in Colorado for half the season. If you look at the last three year from 2012 to 2014: Home: BA .354, HR 31, Runs 107, RBI 92 Away: BA .276, HR 23, Runs 69, RBI 69 Also, I don't think I'd call someone who will be 31 in the beginning of October "in the middle of their prime." Prime age is 26 to 30 and once you get to 30 you're on the back end of your prime.
  2. So, H2OFACE you'd like to trade two of the Twins top prospects in Polanco and Meyer for Tulo who is a 30 year old SS who has never played a full season in the majors. I'm glad you're not the GM for the Twins. In 46 games at AA Polanco is hitting .318 with 27 runs and 24 RBI's. He is only 21 years old and is on the verge of at least moving up to AAA. You say we have plenty of SS in case Tulo gets injured, but with him it's not an IF he gets injured it's a WHEN he get injured. There is no reason to trade for an expensive, soon to be over the hill SS that benefits for playing half his games in Colorado.
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