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You don’t seem to get it. Mayo and Basallo aren’t just prospects. These guys are upper echelon elite offensive talents that have usually been at the top of their leagues offensively while also being v

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Oakland will receive RHP Mason Barnett, RHP Will Klein and OF Jared Dickey from Kansas City in exchange for Erceg, who is under club control for five more years through 2029.

KC's #4 and #18 prospects along with Dickey whos a 22 year old with an .800 OPS over two season in low minors.

Feels like KC paid more for Erceg than the O's paid for Taylor.

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3 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

I loved the Burnes trade but come on, it was a safe move.

He traded depth and only took on a one year commitment.

 

If it was such a safe and easy move, why did no one else make it?

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I would say that this year is MORE of an imperative to make a strong playoff push BECAUSE of the Burns trade. 

 

Thought this thread was a discussion of the trade deadline, not things done in the off-season. 

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6 minutes ago, Bemorewins said:

Right now (since this season is the one that we are currently in) who would you rather have?

Dunno. Haven't looked at Kerkering or Hoffman's stats since they don't appear to be on the market. What I do know is that Dominguez isn't nearly as bad as you think he is, and the Phillies deciding they have superior options doesn't mean they were desperate to dump him, nor does it mean he's not an upgrade in our bullpen. That's where your logic breaks.

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It would seem any trade of Kjerstad is fully off the table seeing as we just traded the hedge for a Kjerstad trade in Stowers. 

I think I'm honestly pretty surprised Elias decided to roll with Kjerstad. I'm not sure why that surprises me, but it does.  

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2 minutes ago, J.D. said:

Dunno. Haven't looked at Kerkering or Hoffman's stats since they don't appear to be on the market. What I do know is that Dominguez isn't nearly as bad as you think he is.

Wait wasn’t the conversation why the Phillies were willing to part with Dominguez? At least that’s the point I made. Their pen is way better than ours and so is their rotation. How are we supposed to compete with that? Or is that not the goal to be the best?

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4 minutes ago, J.D. said:

If it was such a safe and easy move, why did no one else make it?

I didn't say easy.

I didn't say they didn't give up value.

But how wasn't it safe?

Trading depth for a proven pitcher on a one year deal.

That's safe.

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