2009-2010 offseason
Oct 13, 2009 23:21:49 GMT -5
Post by Attitude Adjuster on Oct 13, 2009 23:21:49 GMT -5
I have found myself with a wealth of Keeper options, and being the generous man I am, I've decided to share. I have the following players (with the Keeper round value) available. All I'm asking is draft picks about 5-7 rounds above their Keeper value. Trade for them now or hope you get lucky in the draft.
Kendry Morales (21): 34 HR and a .306 average in his first season of regular playing time. Has 1B and RF eligibility.
Nyjer Morgan (28): 42 SB and a .307 average, with most of that coming after being trded to the Washington Nationals in mid-summer. LF and CF eligibility.
Vin Mazzaro (28): Highly regarded rookie with Oakland. You know how Oakland is with their young pitchers.
Gio Gonzalez (28): 109 Ks in only 98 innings. Should be the centerpiece of Oakland's 2010 staff.
Rick Porcello (28): 14-9 and a 3.97 ERA in his first season with Detroit. They handed him the ball in crucial games in the last week of the season.
Nick Blackburn (28): 4.03 ERA and 200 innings, and got better as the season progressed.
Anibal Sanchez (28): He was 10-3 with a sub-3 ERA in 2006 before his arm gave out. He's back, and pitched well toward the end of this season. Could be a steal; only 25 years old.
Brad Bergesen (28): Orioles shut him down late in the year after 123 innings. Was 7-5 with a 3.43 ERA for the woeful Orioles.
Former first round draft pick.
Colby Rasmus (??): Up all year with Cardinals, but currently on my Minor League roster after dealing for him at the trade deadline. Hit .251 with 16 HRs. If we go to the arbitration rule, I'll trade him for the arbitration value.
Brett Cecil (??): Also on minor league roster and arbitration-eligible. Was 7-4 with 69 Ks in 93 innings with Toronto. Arbitration number should be low.
Julio Borbon (28): Grabbed this guy when Josh Hamilton got hurt. 19 steals in only 157 AB, and hit for .312. LF, CF and DH-eligible, and you know the Rangers will find a way to put this guy in their lineup in 2010.
Kendry Morales (21): 34 HR and a .306 average in his first season of regular playing time. Has 1B and RF eligibility.
Nyjer Morgan (28): 42 SB and a .307 average, with most of that coming after being trded to the Washington Nationals in mid-summer. LF and CF eligibility.
Vin Mazzaro (28): Highly regarded rookie with Oakland. You know how Oakland is with their young pitchers.
Gio Gonzalez (28): 109 Ks in only 98 innings. Should be the centerpiece of Oakland's 2010 staff.
Rick Porcello (28): 14-9 and a 3.97 ERA in his first season with Detroit. They handed him the ball in crucial games in the last week of the season.
Nick Blackburn (28): 4.03 ERA and 200 innings, and got better as the season progressed.
Anibal Sanchez (28): He was 10-3 with a sub-3 ERA in 2006 before his arm gave out. He's back, and pitched well toward the end of this season. Could be a steal; only 25 years old.
Brad Bergesen (28): Orioles shut him down late in the year after 123 innings. Was 7-5 with a 3.43 ERA for the woeful Orioles.
Former first round draft pick.
Colby Rasmus (??): Up all year with Cardinals, but currently on my Minor League roster after dealing for him at the trade deadline. Hit .251 with 16 HRs. If we go to the arbitration rule, I'll trade him for the arbitration value.
Brett Cecil (??): Also on minor league roster and arbitration-eligible. Was 7-4 with 69 Ks in 93 innings with Toronto. Arbitration number should be low.
Julio Borbon (28): Grabbed this guy when Josh Hamilton got hurt. 19 steals in only 157 AB, and hit for .312. LF, CF and DH-eligible, and you know the Rangers will find a way to put this guy in their lineup in 2010.
He does have a good cost, but not top flight. I'd be interested in Verlander. Send me what you're looking for.