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2 minutes ago, Aristotelian said:

If we are still in on Flaherty, would we need to flip Rogers or trade Kremer? 

I feel like if we had been close on Scott he would have been included in the Rogers deal. 

Was implying Scott. If we get Scott, I think we’d option Akin till 9/1 and roll with Irvin as the 3rd lefty/longman. 

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6 minutes ago, sportsfan8703 said:

Do the Yankees have enough for Flaherty and Scott?  If not, maybe the door is opened ever so slightly for us. 

Not much left behind the big 4. “Only 4”. Fabian, Wagner, Willems. 

The cupboard is full not a bunch of known names right now. They went with Norby and Stowers because they need to make decisions on them soon. Our prospects 5-30 are very similar. 

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5 minutes ago, sportsfan8703 said:

That’s with Smith already in the minors. Current 13 man pitching staff once Rogers is added,

5 - Burnes, Grayson, Eflin, Rogers, Kremer

8 - Kimbrel, Cano*, Dominguez, Webb, Suarez, Perez, Akin*, Irvin

* = optionable 

They will be willing to option Akin. 

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35 minutes ago, Bemorewins said:

So basically one of the top 12ish prospects in the sport could not highlight a package for a difference making SP?

I literally said if it was one I would do it.  And no, given the market it sounds like one was not enough.  Both the Tigers and the White Sox do not have to trade their guys so they have all the leverage in a seller’s market.  
 

You make it sound like if Elias had just tried harder he could have made it happen.  If the sticking point was one versus two top line guys, then he was right to hold his ground.

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3 minutes ago, Tryptamine said:

There's no way the Tigers pull the same thing they did last year with ERod and just hang onto Flaherty, right?

I'd say no chance, but it's the Tigers...

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1 minute ago, eddie83 said:

They will be willing to option Akin. 

Akin has arguably been the O's most valuable reliever. Most IPs and sub 1.00 WHIP. Hard to see them sending him down.

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2 minutes ago, eddie83 said:

They will be willing to option Akin. 

Akin has the highest fWAR in the pen and the best ERA out of their regulars besides Webb and Cano. He’s been bad in high leverage spots but he’s their best middle relief option. Keeping either Irvin or Suarez over him would seem like a pretty big mistake. Or at least not very helpful in terms of winning.

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