Official MLB Trade Deadline Thread (Rumors and Ideas Welcome)

[Bil522]

vs. RHP .265 .333 .382 .716 65OPS+
vs. LHP .381 .480 .635 1.115 155OPS+

Those are the splits for a former 1st-round pick by the name of Andrew Vaughn. Now he was hurt at the beginning of the year, but has been hitting well since his return. I figure the only thing the Brewers need is a solid starter since Woodruff is not coming back this year. So my proposal is Vaughn and #12 prospect OF Alexander Frias for Hancock.

[Bil522]

The Nationals are basically the 1996 Mariners.

2x young players with OPS's over 1.000 and won't make the playoffs.

Magine when JP Crawford looks in the mirror... does he wonder why he can't be CJ Abrams?

GIVE THE MOON FOR ABRAMS.

Where do you play him?

[Sibelius Hindemith]

I was not aware of this.

It happens... I once thought Weaver would make a great reliver.

Jerry DFA'd him.

Now he's one of the game's top bullpen arms.

You really should be in the M's front office. Have you thought of applying? You would need to pass yourself off as a mustelid or rodent to get the job of course.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

The Nationals are basically the 1996 Mariners.

2x young players with OPS's over 1.000 and won't make the playoffs.

Magine when JP Crawford looks in the mirror... does he wonder why he can't be CJ Abrams?

GIVE THE MOON FOR ABRAMS.

Where do you play him?

SS. Send Colt back to the minors and bench Patches once Donovan returns.

[Seattle or Bust]

The Nationals are basically the 1996 Mariners.

2x young players with OPS's over 1.000 and won't make the playoffs.

Magine when JP Crawford looks in the mirror... does he wonder why he can't be CJ Abrams?

GIVE THE MOON FOR ABRAMS.

Where do you play him?

3B.

Has the arm and athleticism to play there.

JP dogshit Crawford starts there now. Send him to the Nats, eat all his remaining money, and then pay the Nats more just for putting up having him on the roster.

Then have Donovan play an OF/IF rotation role when he's back up.

Send them Hancock, Farmelo, Peters, Crawford and $4M cash.