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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    This is a moot point.

    With Jake pushing Towers out of being able to include Escobar in the deal I'd put money on Jake being in Chicago, LA, or still in San Diego next year over him being in Atlanta.
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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    How did we get to be in a position where we can trade our farm system for an elite pitcher like Peavy just a year after trading our farm system for Tex? Damn.. I mean, we traded EVERYBODY we had to get Tex.

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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    Quote Originally Posted by ATLien View Post
    How did we get to be in a position where we can trade our farm system for an elite pitcher like Peavy just a year after trading our farm system for Tex? Damn.. I mean, we traded EVERYBODY we had to get Tex.
    And yet they still insist on being stingy with their farm for a cy young winner.
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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    It sucks. They gave up a lot for Tex and he ended up leaving. Wren also hired a special assistant. I guess Wren can't handle the job.
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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    Quote Originally Posted by HollywoodLeo View Post
    And yet they still insist on being stingy with their farm for a cy young winner.
    Keeping Tommy Hanson is not being stingy, its being smart. Scouts are now saying he could be every but as good as Peavy when he comes up. I wouldn;t want to part with that either.

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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    Quote Originally Posted by love_that_reefer View Post
    Keeping Tommy Hanson is not being stingy, its being smart. Scouts are now saying he could be every but as good as Peavy when he comes up. I wouldn;t want to part with that either.
    He's supposed to be every bit as good as Peavy? That's funny because Peavy is who they're trying to trade for.

    I'd say that makes it equal.
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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    We didn't empty the farm on Teixeira.. we gave up a lot, yes, but not everything.

    Leo, are you turning desperate to get Peavy out of town as much as Towers is?
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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    No, I want Jake to stay.

    I just want to get a worthwhile deal for him if he is traded.
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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    Quote Originally Posted by HollywoodLeo View Post
    He's supposed to be every bit as good as Peavy? That's funny because Peavy is who they're trying to trade for.

    I'd say that makes it equal.
    Yes he is supposedly going to be as good as Peavy. How is it funny? Why would anyone trade someone who could be as good if not better than Peavy especially when they could control that pitcher for years to come and for a lot cheaper? Talent might be equal but that's all.

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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    Quote Originally Posted by love_that_reefer View Post
    Yes he is supposedly going to be as good as Peavy. How is it funny? Why would anyone trade someone who could be as good if not better than Peavy especially when they could control that pitcher for years to come and for a lot cheaper? Talent might be equal but that's all.
    And why would someone want to trade someone of Jake's caliber who they control for the next three years if they don't get equal talent in return?

    Hanson could be as good as Jake or he could be as good as Dennis Tankersley.

    Jake is as good as Jake.
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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    Precisely why I don't trust prospects. When was the last time that a team fared better with the players that it received for a multiple-time all-star player in his prime (and I don't mean a token all-star like A.J. Pierzynski)? When two franchises couldn't get equal value for Wayne freaking Gretzky, that is all there is needed to be said.

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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    Quote Originally Posted by HollywoodLeo View Post
    And why would someone want to trade someone of Jake's caliber who they control for the next three years if they don't get equal talent in return?

    Hanson could be as good as Jake or he could be as good as Dennis Tankersley.

    Jake is as good as Jake.
    Obviously they are trying to dump Peavy's contract and no matter what, they aren't going to get equal talent in return. They can fill two or three holes by trading Peavy which is ultimately best for the team or they can keep him. Hanson is off limits as he should be.

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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    Quote Originally Posted by realmofotalk View Post
    Precisely why I don't trust prospects. When was the last time that a team fared better with the players that it received for a multiple-time all-star player in his prime (and I don't mean a token all-star like A.J. Pierzynski)? When two franchises couldn't get equal value for Wayne freaking Gretzky, that is all there is needed to be said.
    Its happened a bunch but I do agree with not trusting prospects. There are some though that must be untouchable.

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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    Quote Originally Posted by love_that_reefer View Post
    Obviously they are trying to dump Peavy's contract and no matter what, they aren't going to get equal talent in return. They can fill two or three holes by trading Peavy which is ultimately best for the team or they can keep him. Hanson is off limits as he should be.
    They're not trying to dump Jake's contract. They're trying to see if they can get a very good trade in that's more valuable to the Padres than Jake is alone.

    If the team was only concerned with dumping salary they wouldn't give 9 million to 37 year old Brian Giles and trade away the most popular player on the team earning the same amount.
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    Re: Possible Pros and Cons of trading for Jake Peavy

    Giles=one year, not five. The Padres fell to last place and Peavy's contract is the main reason they are trying to deal him. He is the most expensive along with being the best player. Why else would they be trying to trade their best player?? To better themselves by filling multiple holes while dumping his contract. Same reason they are trying to dump Greene and its salary. Padres are trying to get their payroll from $70 million to $50 million. That is called dumping salary. Padres are going into a rebuilding mode. Bottom line is its about money, plain and simple.

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