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Has let them walk yet.
We all get it, you don't like the Wilpons or this FO.
Wright, Duda, and Niese to the Royals for Moustakas, Myers, and Gordon
Dickey to the Tigers for Jackson and Porcello
CF- Jackson
LF- Gordon
3B- Moustakas
1B- Ike
RF- Myers
2B- Murphy
SS- Tejada
C- Thole
SP- Santana
SP- Harvey
SP- Porcello
SP- Wheeler
SP- Gee
Talk about a rebuild on the fly
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The Wilpons are dumb. And they probably are actually dumb enough to let both guys walk for nothing.
But as far as what is said in the public, he *should* be saying the Mets would be happy to keep them even if they aren't signed. Not that teams take what other teams say to the media as the gospel truth...but it would seem the Mets being open to keeping both guys even if they aren't signed helps their trade leverage a bit more than if teams knew the Mets would be desperate to move them ASAP if they couldn't be signed
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The second trade would never happen, however I'd move Dickey and Wright for Moustakas; Myers, and Gordon. If they're not biting on that, I'd throw in Hefner, maybe Mejeia as well. Very fair trade for both sides. We get two highly touted prospects and one fairly young(turning 29) above average outfielder who is locked up for the next 4 years, while they get a star 3B; a durable 200+ innings eater #2/3 who will provide leadership to the rotation and one or two decent options for insurance(Hefner and/or Mejeia)
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Not that I advocate dealing either Wright or Dickey but wouldn't trading them both be their best option if they are rebuilding?
Especially if they have little inclination on adding impact FA after this year (hypothetically)
In obvious hindsight Reyes should have been dealt but I think Sandy realizes compensation picks are not adequate return for either Wright or Dickey. (Knowing how sentimental they are to the fan base and both coming off exceptional seasons)
Either way if the Mets are looking for a "monster" package for Wright and/or Dickey I would expect if they dont get it they will re-sign both (or at the very least Wright)
Its all negotiating ploys to this point.
And until it isn't, that's all it is.
Last edited by metswon69; 11-21-2012 at 02:10 AM.
Well of course Jeffy has his priorities screwed up, but that's Jeffy an arrogant little turd who achieved nothing off his own back.
However, are these Jeffy's priorities or Fredo's?
There's no need to reiterate what options are acceptable in Jeffy's list 1 and 3.
Buy as I keep saying their priorities and ours are very different, we know what makes baseball sense they care about what makes sense financially in the very short term.
We don't know whether it's neg. ploys or not
Would any Mets fan who is being honest with himself deny that it's possible that the Mets totally screw this up?
Jeffy's comments at face value, point directly to a massive ****-up.
And "ultimately," Alderson said, "we're judged on whether we win or lose."
-March 2013
Of course they could screw this up but you would think they would learn from prior example in Reyes.
Wright and Dickey will leave in FA if they have similarly great seasons next year.
This is their opportunity to make sure that doesn't happen.
I don't care about Jeff's opinions on what his priorities are. The FO's view is here is most important. The only thing of real importance in regards to Jeff Wilpon is the allocution of money to pay Wright and Dickey.
Wright and Dickey are certainly worth more than compensation picks and if they get them both re-signed I am sure they deal both.
Remember the Mets will probably be out of the race quickly next year which will surely open up a market of suitors for Wright and Dickey. We have a long way to go in this process.
I really wouldn't be surprised if they are both dealt during the season either if they cant them both re-sigend this offseason.
And I would not be surprised to see them take the selfish route with one or both, either.
The FO is a puppet show. Its' all about $$$$. So I have no faith in Spindy having any power when push comes to shove on very expensive players. It'll be about money first and foremost.
And "ultimately," Alderson said, "we're judged on whether we win or lose."
-March 2013
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