I've been over this before but I don't buy that framing is near as important a skill as some folks make it out to be. I'm sure what you are suggesting would happen to a degree but I don't think that many guys have jobs simply because of their ability to frame or that guys get moved off the position due to poor framing.
I'm still waiting for a team to bring in a framing specialist to catch during save situations.
The Mets have two 1B and no LF so they would trade one of their 1B for our 1B?
I think they would be a lot better served going after Santander if they want, you know, an outfielder.
A promotion? The farm rankings aren't that impressive and are dominated by first round picks. He isn't a proven winners in trades or signing free agents. He hasn't proven he can field a competitive team.
I'm fine with what he's done for the most part but he doesn't rate a promotion.
Judging by what we have seen so far why would a team be eager to promote him?
So far he's upped the technology, slashed payroll and collected high draft picks.
I haven't seen anything so far that makes me think I have to have this guy as my team president.