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The early returns from the four deadline deals

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On 9/18/2018 at 7:25 PM, now said:

Here's what I'm thinking we end up with from these deals, as decent nuggets:

Machado >> Kremer

Schoop >> Villar

Britton >> Rogers

Gausman, O'Day >> Mesa, Encarnacion

Could be worse. Guess we'll take what we can get.

VIllar post-trade (172 ABs): .267/.335/.419/.754 with 8 homers, 15 SBs, 23 RBIs, 15 BBs, 46 Ks. Excitement: Speed and daring on the base paths. Switch-hitter who's made some impressive plays at both SS and 2B.

Schoop post-trade (108 ABs): .194/.239/.333/.573 with 4 homers, 20 RBIs, 6 BBs, 38 Ks. Excitement: Some clutch RBIs.

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And maybe I wasn't clear. Not so much about those particular players, but more a what-if exercise (to use another Showalterism), to wonder: If this is all we end up for solid players from these trades, will we be happy with the return? I think I'd be satisfied if it panned out like that, with those guys. 

My I initial interpretation was that each player was greater (>) than the ones you named in return. My response was that the total output of the return package was bound to be greater than the remaining time of each player that we traded. I quickly realized my miss understanding of your post and retracted my statement. ??

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