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Yeah, what?

Just the home ones.

It's true that most fans would have been more upset they traded a big name for nothing than keeping them.

I'm personally not sure I agree that you trade them for whatever you can get. It has to be something that projects to help.

Preller is honest the perfect fans GM. He's always doing something. Generally it's the opposite of what he was doing ten minutes ago, but there is always action.

What is a "generational trade deadline?"

I forgot about Turner and fried actually.

Has not really come back to haunt them that I recall.

if you trade away young stars what are you even doing? Whats the thought process behind ever being goood? It's almost impossible for a team to put together the fair value to acquire something like that anyway.

If you think of a baseball team like a beach house, you are kind of getting on the right track. It doesn't produce income, but it always appreciates. I don't think everything from Battery and revenue is plowed back into payroll but I don't think Liberty sluffs off that much cash either.

My favorite thing about the internet is the "yeah they've made the playoffs many, many years in a row, but here is why that well actually sucks."

I do think the Braves have rotation depth pitching prospect types getting closer. They probably need to sign the next elder statesman type to a fair deal this offseason.

Also core players have sucked which is maybe worse than an injury.

I think the Braves locked themselves into a roster that was near the limit of their spending power and were fairly dependent on that roster staying healthy and performing. They had pretty outrageously bad luck with that. Whether they could have done better with marginal filler or not is...

I suppose it just ended up working out that way but I had the same thought.

Let's hope so because he was taken very deep from the list of SS prospects.

Take it up with the best prospect guy in the business per Enscheff. He's a college SS that was something like the 21st SS drafted (and behind several other college SS) who signed well underslot in the second round. The upside might not be quite what you think.

I'm a little confused why you think I was trying to pass it off as my own since nearly everyone here reads fangraphs. but I suppose I should have remembered the quotation marks.

Except the fangraphs author who wrote the piece apparently. if you want to be thrilled the Braves signed a bunch of grossly underslot middle infielders with their first three picks then don't mind me. I want you to have that inner joy if you can manage it.