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Trading Castro for Stanton strikes me as against the point, but Stanton does own the rarest trait in today's game - game changing power.
I suppose Saint Rizzo remains untouchable in all this? Because I'm starting with him and trying my hardest to keep Castro.
I feel like the SS edge as well as already putting together 3 succesful proving years is what puts Castro in that ball park for Stanton where as Rizzo they are essentially downgrading power and position to fill.
I'd do Rizzo for Stanton in a heartbeat including fillers but, doubt the Marlins would humor that deal.
Vogelbach has nothing to do with whether I am willing to trade Rizzo for Stanton. Rizzo's cheap (which the Marlins love), under control for 5 years (which the Marlins love), has strong upside, has strong current skills, fills an organizational hole for them....
I don't get why Castro gets thrown into any and every rumor he can be thrown into, but Rizzo avoids it. Or maybe I do get it - he's tall, white, and handsome as well as handpicked by our saviors.
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Just don't see Rizzo having the trade value to pull in Stanton. Rizzo's not a premium position player nor does he have the value at this point to pull in a Stanton without the Marlins asking for a premium prospect as well. The other problem is no internal replacement for him. Rizzo's still in that situation where his trade value doesn't reflect his value to the organization. Castro, I feel, has his trade value much more equal to that of his organizational value.
With Castro, as much as I love him as a player, we have an internal replacement in Barney (and although it may open up 2b, I'd feel a little more confident going with a stop gap there than at 1b where the system is pretty void at the position outside of the low a-level).
You can start with Rizzo but I just don't think the Marlins bite on him. If you're going to trade MLB talent, it's going to be Castro, I feel.
Stoops....there it is!Fix it. Fix it good.
BTW: This is all pointless which makes it more annoying. The only reason these Stanton rumors even started up is because they made one big trade. They're not going to trade a 22 year old elite talent they control for at least 2-3 more years right now. All the guys they traded in the Blue Jays deal were expensive except for Bonafacio, who is nowhere near Stanton.
No one is landing Stanton straight up. I am not proposing, and really never am, a one for one. They're still going to be raping us for prospects there.ust don't see Rizzo having the trade value to pull in Stanton.
The Stanton rumor is much like the Cubs shopping Castro rumor...Open with a joke about how much, everyone laughs, and then they talk more realistic ideas.
I'll make the sacrifice at 1B for a talent like Stanton, not that I think this rule is blanketing.ou don't go blindly making deals without having a surplus at a position
Oh, I totally agree. Stanton tweeted he was mad and people connected "trades", "Marlins" and "Stanton's pissed" and thought the Marlins would have to trade him.
I see zero reason he goes anywhere. That said, it's at least an interesting discussion for the board right now as opposed to "rabble rabble rabble prospects vs money!" that seems to have consumed us all, or, sitting around waiting for the winter meetings.
Stoops....there it is!Fix it. Fix it good.
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