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O's offer Tejada to Angels for 3 prospects


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Plus, we need a 1B desperately. Kotchman is just waiting in the wings. I believe that once he gets regular playing time he will be a very good 1B.

We could have had one if we traded for Adrian Gonzalez... Ask the Padres.

I still don't think Miggy's going anywhere.

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Uh-Oh......Hang On For The Ride!!!!!!!

LOL....sorry, had to do it. I know it was Wild Bill that said that.

HAHAHA.:)

Oh man Bigbird, you slay me, buddy.

So much for my plans for tonight!

Hey, instead of going out to the bars, anyone wanna come over to my crib, drink some beers and hit "refresh" on this thread all night?;)

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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/writers/jon_heyman/07/28/friday/index.html

Jon Heyman of CNNSI.com has this to say in the above write-up:

The Orioles are engaging in trade talks with the Angels and the Astros regarding Tejada. While it's difficult to imagine Baltimore -- still headed by star-crazed owner Peter Angelos -- making a quick deal involving its superstar shortstop, the discussions were described by one American League executive as "hot and heavy.''

It could be getting interesting. Conventional wisdom suggests that the slow-moving Orioles and Angles would have trouble consumating a deal as quickly as the swap between the Rangers and Brewers involving Carlos Lee unfolded. But perhaps mutual incentive has arrived and it is enough to get a fire lit beneath their collective behinds.

Looking forward to Bigbird's information.

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We may have received this package last offseason, but I agree with bb that it is unlikely now.

Two things that I take from the article are the following:

- we have actually offered Tejada to another team. I assume this was done with PA's consent - which is a big step.

- this is the opening offer at which negotiations begin. When the Angels say, "let's put in Aybar for Kendrick", then you ask for more. When the Angels say, "let's put in Adenhart for Santana", then you ask for more.

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Am I the only person here that thinks we should aim for Wood, or another positional prospect, instead of Santana?

I know he's a great pitcher already, but I think our over abundance of minor league arms-- and lack of positional prospects --means we should go after two bats.

Eventhough there's a good chance a lot of these "pitching prospects" don't turn out as good as Santana is right now, I feel we have enough arms to put together a very good 5-man rotation in a year or two.

Even if we were to get Santana, how do we fill that gaping hole in the offense? As many on here have guessed, it might be tough to lure a free agent here if a Tejada trade goes down.

Wood and Kendrick would likely improve our offense in the future and give us a more well-rounded team.

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