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Would you trade Bundy straight up for Stanton?


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Would you trade Bundy straight up for Stanton?  

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  1. 1. Would you trade Bundy straight up for Stanton?



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So they traded 3 "stars" for 3 of their top 10 and a few random pieces

You're ignoring the salary of the players. They're 3 stars getting paid like 3 stars. Stanton gets paid the same amount as Steve Tolleson.

If the Jays were really smart, they could have had these players for free. Most of them were available last offseason as FA. :D

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For the "I won't trade Bundy for a zillion dollars crowd"...

You realize Stanton is under control for 4 more years and put up a .970 OPS last season right? You're pretty much banking on Bundy to be Justin Verlander if you think he's going to be as valuable as Stanton.

I know it's a sss, but I wasn't impressed by Bundy's stuff when he was called up. Not sure if he was tired or what, but I was under the impression Bundy threw in the mid to upper 90's. I saw alot of 91-92.

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I know it's a sss, but I wasn't impressed by Bundy's stuff when he was called up. Not sure if he was tired or what, but I was under the impression Bundy threw in the mid to upper 90's. I saw alot of 91-92.

I won't even pretend to know what I'm looking for when evaluating a young pitcher. All I know is, the chances of Bundy being mediocre or a bust far outweigh the chances he'll be as valuable as Mike Stanton. He'd have to be Elite. Furthermore, few pitchers reach that level until 2-3 years in the big leagues. Stanton, meanwhile, is already there and only improving.

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