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Fantasy Leagues => Old Powerhouse: Transactions => Old Powerhouse => MLB Leagues => Old Powerhouse: Invalid Transactions => Topic started by: Mets Donations Accepted on July 18, 2020, 11:50:53 PM
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Orioles trade:
Jon Gray $4m (2024)
Aroldis Chapman $2.7m (2020)
Rockies trade:
Bobby Witt Jr
Edwards Olivares
Victor Victor Mesa
Brad Hand $5m (2022)
Losing a young arm in Gray and elite closer in Chapman is never an easy move but I’ve got the arms to step in and Hand can capably replace Chapman along with a nice prospect return. Note pending approval of the deal I will make minor league drops if necessary to be roster compliant
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Rockies agree i make this trade for 2 reason 1 im looking for another sp i can build my team around in gray a and 2 i add chapman who i feel is way better rp than hand is. I have some ss on my major league roster i can resign so loseing witt wont sting as much and i have of debth and another of in my minors i like more in johnson i feel will help off set the loss in both guys i traded away
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This one's an easy :veto: for me.
The Machado one is borderline as well but I'll wait on that one.
Chaps isn't playing this year, is he? So his contract is over. Or your re-sign him based on last year's performance which doesn't make a whole lot of sense seeing as he'll be pretty well 2 years older than last year's performance stats. For that reason I'd say Hand>Chapman.
Witt Jr. is what, a top-10 baseball prospect? That plus VVM and Olivares isn't even close to comparing with Gray for me. Especially given P-contracts versus an already "vet" contract.
For me I see COL trading away 2 of it's top value players on the roster (Hays and now Witt Jr.) in exchange for a couple "big" name veterans past their best years both fantasy wise and real life wise, and a middle of the pack SP in Gray (for our league with fewer teams than normal leagues on here I'd say he's just middle of the pack, nothing fancy for a 28-year old).
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I have to agree with WestCoast. Bobby Witt is worth more than Jon Gray and Aroldis Chapman on his own let alone to include a pitcher in Brad Hand that would be similarly valued to Chapman and additional prospects.
:veto:
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:judge:TRADE VETO