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No....Wouldn't consider Willis or Robertson.

Alex Gonzalez had a good year last year and it wouldn't surprise me if a Ramon for Gonzo deal would interest both sides.

I think that is a lazy move personally but we save money and get our SS for 2009....Not a move I would do but a move I could see AM making.

foxsports.com doesn't have any 2008 stats on alex gonzalez, his 2007 seemed good enough for me, but his salary is a little higher than I'd like.

Although, if we were talking straight up trade ramon for gonzo, Id take it in a heartbeat. Fill our SS hole, and drop some salary to boot.

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I don't really want Robertson either, but I think you can do worse. I'd certainly rather have him than Willis or Jason Marquis.

I've seen a couple of sites which have listed Robertson as a good buy low opportunity this offseason. Based on his cumulative numbers from the last three seasons I could see him posting a 4.66 ERA for the Orioles (the Bill James Handbook has him projected to put up a 4.77 ERA).

Again, I'd rather get someone else, but you can certainly do worse than Nate Robertson.

He makes 10 million in 2010..that's my issue.

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Because he's a minor league beast and he was the 9th overall ML prospect at the beginning of '08?

He's 22, he'll get better.

But there's no way we'd get him for Ramon & Reimold.

But a bird in the hand... Isn't Bergesen going to be a quality starter. Not saying as good as Bailey (or any worse for that matter), but that was one of the mentioned trades. Would you really do that trade - Hernandez (and any others) for Bailey?

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But a bird in the hand... Isn't Bergesen going to be a quality starter. Not saying as good as Bailey (or any worse for that matter), but that was one of the mentioned trades. Would you really do that trade - Hernandez (and any others) for Bailey?

Depends on who the others were... but good heavens, yes.

I'd be happy to get a bag of potting soil for Ramon Hernandez, seriously.

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