Posted by r0b0t on 7/2/2010 12:00:00 PM (view original):
Posted by robusk on 7/2/2010 11:22:00 AM (view original):
Posted by r0b0t on 7/2/2010 11:19:00 AM (view original):
Posted by robusk on 7/2/2010 10:57:00 AM (view original):
What ended up being the consensus on that trade in DM by the way?
Which one?
Where the dude is trading a perennial MVPÂ candidate...
That player looks good, but it seems his overall is better than his peripherals. He'll be a third baseman. He's got projected contact at 100 for me, probably high 90's when it's over. His power could touch the 70's, and his splits could hit the 80's. That's all great, and it's comparable to one of the top picks each year, but I guess it sounds like people are more enamored with him than I am. He's probably an all-star and a batting champ, but I thought the guy I traded for was better, actually.
That guy should have gotten even more out of that deal. He needn't have included an extra player himself and could have gotten more value in return. The one guy is just an inflated overall rating. The pitcher isn't more than a fifth starter at best. Just not a good return.
Yeah. I agree with all of that assessment except for I saw the guy as having 87 power (although my ADV scouting sucks, I was thinking it had to be close given how much he was purchased for in the IFA market). Based on the
 I saw, he looked pretty f'ing sexy.. especially with a good makeup.
He is a tard. It really is less of an issue to me that someone made a stupid trade... it happens all the time and I myself have tried to talk people into doing it before (obvi.). However, I just think it should be a pretty standard rule that people should not be trading players above a certain skill level in their first season... no matter what sort of haul they think they are getting.