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I can't see the Angelos trading for Tejada while MCab is still out there.

Considering we want MCab to be an Angel so we can deal with the Dodgers about Bedard and perhaps Tejada, I agree, seems kind of strange... but then perhaps they know things we don't that prompts this action to happen..

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http://rotoworld.com/content/home_mlb.aspx

The Miguel Cabrera trade talks between the Marlins and Angels have hit a roadblock, ESPN's Jayson Stark reports, and won't be picked back up until the winter meetings.

The Angels reportedly won't initiate any further conversations, though they're still hoping the Marlins come around. A Cabrera deal is set to include both Howie Kendrick and Jeff Mathis, but the two teams haven't been able to decide on what pitcher or pitchers the Marlins will receive. Nick Adenhart, Joe Saunders and Ervin Santana are being discussed. It sounds like the Marlins want two pitchers from that group, though that may be unrealistic. The Angels would likely prefer they settle for Saunders or Santana, maybe with Reggie Willits added as a sweetener.

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This would be an excellent trade for us.

I think the Dodgers will blow us away for Bedard....I just hope blowing away isn't the Kemp/Loney/Kershaw deal...That is too much to expect.

This line is confusing. Isn't that a great trade? Don't you mean to say "I hope blowing us away IS..."? or am I totally in the dark?

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This line is confusing. Isn't that a great trade? Don't you mean to say "I hope blowing us away IS..."? or am I totally in the dark?

I was confused when I first read it too, but I think he is saying he hopes McPhail's version of being blown away is that trade, b/c if it is, it won't happen and we won't trade Bedard. I think SG would take that in half a heartbeat, he just wouldn't hold out for that much.

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This line is confusing. Isn't that a great trade? Don't you mean to say "I hope blowing us away IS..."? or am I totally in the dark?

I think he's saying that we shouldn't set our goals so high. If that is the only offer considered "blowing us away", then no deal will ever be made.

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