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I wouldn’t say getting one of them is a must but I can see why the yanks should get one of them . And btw I love how kinko shoots his mouth off about me saying I was Mis reading and forgetting things and saying crap about me , when it was he that forgot that Montgomery also had TJ surgery and last season was his first season back . I am not counting 2019 since he only threw for 4 innings that season before they shut him down againQuote:
Originally Posted by dayners81
Could also mean that cashman might be getting ready to trade tauchman since if I recall correctly , cashman said teams were asking him about tauchman .Quote:
Originally Posted by drt1010
The Yankees are acquiring Greg Allen for James Reeves
"Reeves was a low-level prospect for the Yankees, having made only one relief appearance at the Triple-A level since signing with the organization as a 10th-round pick in the 2015 first-year player draft. The lefty will likely begin the 2021 campaign with the Padres' Double-A affiliate in San Antonio." IMO, the Yankees probably sold high on him since he has a 20-7 minor league record over multiple seasons, but for some reason couldn't advance.
Allen is a ML utility OF (plays a lot of LF) who is a switch hitter with a lifetime .239 average and is a stolen base threat. in 2018, he stole 21 bases and was caught stealing 4 times in less than 300 plate appearances. So, he can be a pinch runner and a utility OF that can handle the big LF in Yankee stadium.
So, the Padres get pitching depth at AA, having just traded away 2 pitchers to Tampa in the Blake Snell deal and the Yankees get OF depth.
As for prelude to a trade, he would fit in if the Yankees traded a package for Lindor that included Clint Frazier and Tyler Wade, since he gives OF depth and pinch running potential and his switch hitting's a plus.
Yes! My thought exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kinkotheclown
Is the handwriting on the wall?Quote:
Originally Posted by johnnyi
Who replaces Frazier? Allen appears at best as a 4th or 5th maybe a utility guy, pinch runner.
I guess this move (Allen) has me wondering about Gardy and Tauchman as well. Have they moved on from Gardy and thinking of packaging Tauchman along with Frazier in a bigger deal?
George SpringerQuote:
Originally Posted by drt1010
LOL jk
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Mets get Lindor and Carassco
Just saw thisQuote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
Wow. Cohen ain't playin.
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Meanwhile cashman continues to dumpster dive . Anyone still think the mets won’t finish with a better record than the Yankees ? They are going for it .Quote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
I am extremely disappointed the Yankees didn't get Lindor smhQuote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
Deep pockets. Looking to make headlines! He sure did! Safe to assume the Mets are picking up all of the $27M owed to Carrasco through the 2022 season and probably another $20M in arb for Lindor. Cohen allowing his wallet to do his talking. Even with the additions Mets are still projected to be below the salary cap threshold.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhSoSlick
Cleveland will receive two young infielders in Amed Rosario and Andres Gimenez and a pair of Mets prospects — right-hander Josh Wolf and outfielder Isaiah Greene.
Is that an acceptance of my wager? It still stands, regardless of Mets move.Quote:
Originally Posted by Posada20
Don't follow the NL very closely. Day or anyone with knowledge of the Mets system (Metswon?) how does this compare to a package Yankees could have put together?
For the last time I don’t gamble . And if you must press me for why I don’t gamble it’s because my personal beliefs make me not able to gamble . Besides that was just a question meant for everyone who felt the mets would do worse than the Yankees . But after that trade and cashman with his dumpster diving , can you really still say the mets will be worse than the Yankees ?Quote:
Originally Posted by drt1010