Marlins released Volquez. ESPN reporting that they no longer want to trade Yelich.
I’m betting we won’t get Yelich. It will be decided that price is too high.
Source: In addition to Alcantara and Sierra, other two prospects Marlins receiving in Ozuna deal are rhp Zac Gallen and lhp Daniel Castano.
That's 6th, 9th and 13th best prospects per MLB.com, the other isnt on there.
Doesnt seem like a huge haul for Miami.
Wow, that's pretty underwhelming. The Cards got $50M-$70M in surplus value for about $40M in prospect value.
An equivalent package from the Braves would have been something along the lines of Newcomb, Pache and a couple warm bodies.
So...why weren't the Braves involved? They didn't need a 4 win guy in LF I guess?
I know that AA is new here and wants to see the system little bit but players that can help us are sliding by at a lower cost than usual.
If that's the case, I'm okay with it. No need to give up a Tex like haul.
Headley given away by the Yanks.
Piscotty about to be given away by the Cards.
Ozuna sold at a discount of about 20%-30%.
Meanwhile, the Braves are projected to produce about 0 wins combined from LF/RF/3B.
Depending on the cost, if Yelich was made available, I’m all for getting him. Need to be careful though. Any prospect that gets sent to Miami, we’ll see a lot of against the Braves.
Taking into account the return for Ozuna, a package for Yelich straight up could be as light as 2x55s, 1x50, and 2x45s.
If the Braves get Yelich for a package centered around something like Newcomb (55), Allard (55), and Pache (50), I think it would be a nice win for Atlanta.
Taking into account the return for Ozuna, a package for Yelich straight up could be as light as 2x55s, 1x50, and 2x45s.
If the Braves get Yelich for a package centered around something like Newcomb (55), Allard (55), and Pache (50), I think it would be a nice win for Atlanta.