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       #Post#: 200491--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hot Stove 2015
   DIR By: brjones
       Date: November 12, 2014, 11:49 am
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       > Ken Rosenthal ‏@Ken_Rosenthal
       > #Padres continue to listen on three best starters - Kennedy,
       Cashner, Ross —as they look for offense. All different levels of
       club control.
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       I've mentioned Tyson Ross a couple times before.  He'd be a
       really interesting guy for the Cubs to look into.  I just can't
       figure out what he'd cost.  He was a legitimate All Star/#2-type
       starter in 2014, and he is under control for 3 more years.  On
       the other hand, he has only been good as a starter for his last
       ~300 innings, and does have injury concerns in his past.
       #Post#: 200492--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hot Stove 2015
   DIR By: CUBluejays
       Date: November 12, 2014, 11:56 am
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       Tulo and maybe Peralta depending on how much you buy the
       defensive metrics.
       My fun Baez calucation.  .330 BABIP, 195K, 665 PA, 40 HR, 29 2B,
       2 3B, 41 BB.  Gives you an OPS of .904.
       #Post#: 200493--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hot Stove 2015
   DIR By: CurtOne
       Date: November 12, 2014, 12:04 pm
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       --- Quote from: brjones link ---
       >
       > I've mentioned Tyson Ross a couple times before.  He'd be a
       really interesting guy for the Cubs to look into.  I just can't
       figure out what he'd cost.  He was a legitimate All Star/#2-type
       starter in 2014, and he is under control for 3 more years.  On
       the other hand, he has only been good as a starter for his last
       ~300 innings, and does have injury concerns in his past.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Bet we could get Cashner for Rizzo.
       #Post#: 200501--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hot Stove 2015
   DIR By: shasson
       Date: November 12, 2014, 1:08 pm
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       On one hand, would feel bad for Castro -- having to sit through
       all the crap re-build, and then get traded when the Cubs might
       get good. Then again, the Mets have good young talent and a ton
       of cash and are on a good track too. Plus, I also figure guys
       from the DR like playing in NYC; it's got a huge Dominican
       population, way more than any other US city I'm pretty sure.
       #Post#: 200502--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hot Stove 2015
   DIR By: craig
       Date: November 12, 2014, 1:25 pm
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       --- Quote from: CUBluejays link ---
       >
       > My fun Baez calucation.  .330 BABIP, 195K, 665 PA, 40 HR, 29
       2B, 2 3B, 41 BB.  Gives you an OPS of .904.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Using those numbers, 665 PA, 40 HR, 41 walks, 624 AB, 195K, that
       produces an .830 OPS for me.
       .515 slugging, .315 OBP.
       Hmm.  One of us is doing something wrong, and it's maybe me. But
       after looking at Rizzo's profile for clearing .900 OPS, I don't
       qualitatively think your Baez numbers would approach what Rizzo
       had (in only 616 PA versus the 665 you're suggesting.)  Did you
       put in 50 HR's instead of 40, maybe?
       #Post#: 200503--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hot Stove 2015
   DIR By: CUBluejays
       Date: November 12, 2014, 1:39 pm
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       I used an online calculator
       OBP: .324
       SLG: .524
       OPS: .848
       
       First time I didn't back out the BB from the PA for his BABIP
       calculation to get hits.
       665 PA, 195 K, .330 BABIP, 99 Singles, 29 2B, 2 3B, 41 BB, 7
       HBP, 5 SF.  I basically took his 2015 Steamer projections and
       increased the HR and BABIP.
       #Post#: 200504--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hot Stove 2015
   DIR By: JeffH
       Date: November 12, 2014, 1:50 pm
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       Craig's numbers are right.
       #Post#: 200520--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hot Stove 2015
   DIR By: brjones
       Date: November 12, 2014, 3:21 pm
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       Tigers are close to a 4 year extension with Victor Martinez.
       #Post#: 200524--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hot Stove 2015
   DIR By: Ron
       Date: November 12, 2014, 3:50 pm
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       Other than the fun of discussing totally hypothetical trades
       (with no particular basis in reality), is there some reason that
       there is talk here about trading Castro?  Or Baez?  Does anyone
       seriously believe there is any serious chance of either being
       traded this winter?  I certainly don't.
       #Post#: 200525--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hot Stove 2015
   DIR By: brjones
       Date: November 12, 2014, 4:02 pm
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       Victor Martinez's deal with the Tigers is worth about 4 years,
       $70 million.
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