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"Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports that James Loney's representatives plan to contact the Mets to gauge interest.

Lucas Duda is out indefinitely with a stress fracture in his back, so it could be a natural fit. Sherman hears that the Mets at least have "some curiosity" about the possibility. Loney, 32, is batting .333/.368/.417 with two home runs and 23 RBI over 39 games with the Padres' Triple-A affiliate. He has the ability to opt of his minor league deal if he finds an opportunity in the majors."

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"Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports that James Loney's representatives plan to contact the Mets to gauge interest.

Lucas Duda is out indefinitely with a stress fracture in his back, so it could be a natural fit. Sherman hears that the Mets at least have "some curiosity" about the possibility. Loney, 32, is batting .333/.368/.417 with two home runs and 23 RBI over 39 games with the Padres' Triple-A affiliate. He has the ability to opt of his minor league deal if he finds an opportunity in the majors."

They'll probably go the cheap route like Loney. Then see what's there at the deadline. I wish we could be in a division like the NL Central or NL east and get to just feast on the bottom feeders. How fun would it be to play the twins 13 more times?

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Not so far, Trumbo has gone above and beyond what Alvarez has done.

Which is the only reason Trumbo may have some trade value.

I agree the Mets probably wouldn't give up enough for the Orioles to trade him. I'm just saying, if some team gets desperate for some power and has a SP to move, I'd trade Trumbo.

I think Christian Walker is the BEST fit. He is blocked in the Orioles organization, plays good defense, and has shown a solid bat in AAA in a big sample size. Mets might give up a comparable ML ready AAA player for him at a position the Orioles lack. Or maybe a higher end prospect farther away.

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I will check out at the end of the season. When he sent 45 hr and 120 rbi

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Ludicrous.

Trumbo is a well known fast starter.

It shows remarkably unfounded optimism to expect him to continue on his present pace when he has never before done so.

As I have previously stated this isn't even the best start to the season he has had.

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