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Do you think Elias will trade Mancini


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  1. 1. Will Mancini be traded?

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His value should trend up now that he's demonstrated mastery of the arcane skill of bouncing a fly ball off  an outfielder. Not as good as Carlos Martinez planting one off Canseco's head, but pretty close. Do you think that's easy?

I think he stays because I don't think the offers will be good enough for Elias.  

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2 minutes ago, spiritof66 said:

His value should trend up now that he's demonstrated mastery of the arcane skill of bouncing a fly ball off  an outfielder. Not as good as Carlos Martinez planting one off Canseco's head, but pretty close. Do you think that's easy?

I think he stays because I don't think the offers will be good enough for Elias.  

That Canseco play was the biggest boneheaded play I have ever witnessed.

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I voted yes primarily just based on the body language from Mancini, seems like he knows something.  I don't really think it makes sense to trade him though unless its for someone impactful.

I predict if it does happen it happens before the series with the Reds starts tomorrow night.  If someone is going to over pay Buck sure would make sense.

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