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By Greg Pappas · Posted
American League L PCT GB RS RA DIFF New York Yankees 54 32 0.628 7 437 335 102 Minnesota Twins 47 37 0.560 1 404 363 41 Kansas City Royals 47 39 0.547 - 392 337 55 Boston Red Sox 44 39 0.530 1.5 381 351 30 Houston Astros 42 41 0.506 3.5 388 355 33 Tampa Bay Rays 42 42 0.500 4 337 393 -56 Toronto Blue Jays 38 45 0.458 7.5 335 386 -51 Texas Rangers 38 46 0.452 8 357 367 -10 Detroit Tigers 38 46 0.452 8 341 363 -22 Los Angeles Angels 36 47 0.434 9.5 346 410 -64 Oakland Athletics 30 56 0.349 17 306 414 -108 Chicago White Sox 24 62 0.279 23 267 429 -162 National League L PCT GB RS RA DIFF Atlanta Braves 46 36 0.561 3.5 354 301 53 San Diego Padres 46 42 0.523 0.5 412 378 34 St. Louis Cardinals 43 40 0.518 - 328 368 -40 New York Mets 40 41 0.494 2 393 385 8 Arizona D'backs 41 43 0.488 2.5 394 407 -13 San Francisco Giants 41 44 0.482 3 380 409 -29 Pittsburgh Pirates 40 43 0.482 3 333 367 -34 Washington Nationals 39 44 0.470 4 341 356 -15 Cincinnati Reds 39 45 0.464 4.5 358 343 15 Chicago Cubs 39 46 0.459 5 347 377 -30 Miami Marlins 30 54 0.357 13.5 293 419 -126 Colorado Rockies 28 55 0.337 15 350 492 -142 I posted the AL earlier but forgot to add the NL. If the Cubs have indeed made it known that they are sellers, I've added them to the blue highlighted 'likely sellers list'. The more sellers, the merrier. The Blue Jays striking any significant deal with the rival O's seems less likely than other clubs, but anything is possible. The Rangers have veteran starters Max Scherzer and Nathan Eovaldi that may draw the O's interest. The Tigers have starters Tarik Skubal and, gulp, Jack Flaherty that may interest Elias. The Angels could offer lefty veteran starter Tyler Anderson, veteran closer/reliever Carlos Estevez, and perhaps RHH COF Taylor Ward. The A's have guys that would be of help, if available, in closer Mason Miller and reliever Lucas Erceg. The White Sox could offer starter/reliever Garrett Crochet, starter Erick Fedde, and reliever Michael Kopech. CF Luis Robert Jr. seems unlikely for us but should be mentioned. The Cubs could offer starter Jamison Taillon. The Marlins have lefty closer Tanner Scott and that's about all I see, as far as fits. The Rockies have veteran starter Cal Quantrill and lefty reliever Jalen Beeks to offer. -
By sportsfan8703 · Posted
Adley was 23 when he was in Bowie. When Basallo is 23 he will be playing in parts of his 4th MLB season. That’s with giving him a full season in the milb before his debut next year. Adley has a .684 OPS when catching this year. Catching is hard. -
By Bemorewins · Posted
I appreciate you taking time to add some subtext to some of the situations. But again, the Padres didn’t have a community that was “crazy about baseball” until they’re owner starting spending and landing stars. Now the are near the tops in MLB attendance. Hint - they didn’t even sell out regularly when they had one of the greatest hitters ever (Tony Gwynn). But once they started spending seriously and showing their fans that they were seriously investing, it’s amazing how that changed. The Rangers were rarely a “big club” until recently when their owner started to spend. It’s exhausting repeating ad nauseum that ownership matters and the extent to which they are willing to invest in the product to draw/retain attention in the market has a tremendous impact. So we can just agree to cut it off here before we go around in circles while doing this dance. Many/most posters here don’t agree that the owner should make serious/meaningful expenditures and would rather worry about nickle and dimming a player out of his few millions while the owner takes in billions. That’s fine. That’s just not for me. -
I really wouldn't like to trade Kjerstad, honestly. Strikes me as a special bat, just below the level of Mayo. Mateo, Urias, Hays, Mountcastle, O'Hearn, Santander, Stowers, Norby, Bradfield Jr., De Leon, etc. are all people I'd trade before him. -
By Moose Milligan · Posted
Holliday, Mayo, Basallo. Would have to be blown away for Kjerstad and Cowser. Shopping Stowers and Norby. Driving Hays to the airport. Urias, too. Anyone that’s not Gunnar and Adley can be had. -
I watched end of Astros and Blue Jays game. Trevor Richard’s could be a nice second piece as a trade option for the bullpen. He is having solid year .139/.222/.264/.486 line is very nice. He is signed just for the year at 2.5 million so guy you could get for late teen type prospect. Judd Fabian for Richard’s would seem like decent trade. -
Among the prospects who aren't already [semi] regulars, anyone not named Mayo, Basallo, Kjerstad or Holliday. Even Kjerstad could go in the right deal for a starter but I probably wouldn't like it. Among the position players 27 and over, any of them in the right deal but not more than two.
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