and If we had to sweeten the pot to get it done I would add Muno and either Familia or Mejia.
and If we had to sweeten the pot to get it done I would add Muno and either Familia or Mejia.
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No thanks.
Not trying to be a wank on the Mets site... but, IMO I think the only way AA trades D'arnaud is in a deal for Wheeler or Harvey. The Niese for Arencibia deal could work depending on the other parts. Maybe even Rasmus and Arencibia. The problem for AA dealing a CF is that he traded for both Rasmus and Gose and probably doesn't want to give either up too easily.
For the poster that said JPA + Rajai Davis for Niese...... get er done!
No way. JPA isn't even that good. He's expendable with D'Arnaud coming up.
But there's a big difference between .317 (Rajai's career OBP mark) and .353. (Actually, Reyes career OBP is .342, but it was dragged down by his undisciplined approach at the plate early in his career.) I'd welcome some speed too, but .317 is not acceptable in a leadoff hitter. Davis has some desirable attributes, but I would hold out for Gose.
In his first exposure to the majors as a 21 yr old this year, in 189 PAs Gose got on base 54 times and had 15 SBs and only 3 CSs. (An 83% success rate.) That projects out to 43 SBs in a full season. In 2011, at AA New Hampshire he had 70 SBs with a .349 OBP. Last year at AAA Las Vegas he only stole 34 but raised his OBP to .366. I'm in love with this kid.
Now, in MLBTradeRumors, they said that the Jays might include Snydergaard in a trade for Dickey if the Mets gave them a window to negotiate an extension. I'd give the world for a package of D'Arnaud, Gose and Snydergaard. My initial definition of the world would be:
Dickey, (with a window) Murphy, Familia, den Dekker, Tapia, Ceciliani, & Aderlin.
Last edited by dunbummin; 11-21-2012 at 09:50 PM.
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You don't think AA would include D'Arnaud in a deal for a package headed by Dickey? I think you're overvaluing JPA. For JPA alone (forget Rajai, I'll seek my leadoff hitter elsewhere) you might get Gee. But I might give up Niese for JPA and Gose. Frankly, though, I really want Travis, so see the deal I propose in my previous post.
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How much would it take to get Niese and Gee?
Would JPA + Gose for Niese + Gee work?
2012-2013 Offseason Shopping List
1. Starting Pitcher - Josh Johnson
2. Second Baseman - Maicer Izturis
3. Left Fielder - Melky Cabrera
4. Starting Pitcher - Mark Buehrle
5. Designated Hitter
6. Backup Infielder - Emilio Bonifacio
7. Replace Alvarez - R.A. Dickey (!)
Last edited by dunbummin; 11-22-2012 at 09:02 PM.
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No way do they trade Lawrie imo. I'd take him in a heartbeat.
Get real. Niese and Murphy could get Arencibia and Syndergaard, but no way are they giving up Lawrie. You might possibly get them to throw in a lower level prospect like Kevin Pillar or Danny Barnes, but that's it.
Actually, Gose did not have a below average year. Although his stats for 2012 are hard to judge because they were in Las Vegas, he hit 23 points above his minor league average. His OBP and SLG were similarly above his career averages. Only his SBs were a bit down. I think he has great potential as a leadoff hitter and I'd love to get him.
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I'd trade Niese for Lawrie straight up if they'd do it. No way do I want to deal Niese for Arencibia and Syndergaard. How does that help us at all?
And Gose is vastly overrated. I'd take him, but I wouldn't deal anyone significant for him.
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