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Title: Diamondbacks/ Baltimore DEAL
Post by: MOLI643 on October 18, 2011, 10:16:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks  receives
P Detwiler, Ross, $0.5m (P-2012)
SP Miller, Andrew, $0.5m (2012)


 Baltimore Orioles receives
OF Ellsbury, Jacoby, $6.5m (2015)
SP Zambrano, Carlos, $18.5m (2012)

Arizona accepts this trade to open my team to future grows, to be able to look for new opportunities and continue to be competitive in the league.

I like to thank all the managers that where also interested in this deal and for all their creativeness and wiliness to make a deal. But I decide this is the best for my team.
Title: Re: Diamondbacks/ Baltimore DEAL
Post by: shooter47 on October 18, 2011, 10:52:51 PM
The orioles are excited to add a quality bat in ellsbury. Zambranos contract is tough to take on but i have the cap room to do it. Detwiler and miller are serviceable cheap pitchers but weren't in my long term plans.
Title: Re: Diamondbacks/ Baltimore DEAL
Post by: papps on October 19, 2011, 08:00:43 AM
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Title: Re: Diamondbacks/ Baltimore DEAL
Post by: MillerTime on October 19, 2011, 10:57:04 AM
I understand the point to this deal and helping ARZ get under the cap, but I do not think that I can pass it as is. 

Zambrano is a handful of salary for 1 year, but Ellsbury was #5 OF in 2011 and had a breakthrough year.  His contract is fantastic for the performance.  The bad of Zambrano for a year is eclipsed by Ellsbury and his contract for the future.   

I don't see Miller or Detwiler being in their respective rotations next year. 

To me ARZ should see a better return on this deal, atleast one good prospect, also possibly a hitting prospect. 

Please see how the remainder of the TC evaluate the deal.  I would suggest a renegotiation. 
Title: Re: Diamondbacks/ Baltimore DEAL
Post by: Dan Wood on October 19, 2011, 12:16:30 PM
As much as I respect both GMs (I voted for Omar as GM of the year) I just don't see enough value going back to the D'backs. Granted Big-Z is a horrible contract, but it is for just one season, and Ellsbury's awesome contract balances it out, since he is very affordable for many years. Detwiler does have a chance to make Washington's rotation, but I just don't see any real talent headed back to Arizona. At least one legitimate prospect should be changing hands. I also realize Omar is in a bad spot cap wise, but dropping Zambrano alone would clear 2 mil, rather than trading away your best player.
Title: Re: Diamondbacks/ Baltimore DEAL
Post by: OUDAN on October 19, 2011, 12:20:43 PM
i am sorry to both GMs i know what its like to get deals vetoed but i dont think this is close, i even waited until others said they didnt like it before i posted so i would affect opinions but i cant approve on this at all
Title: Re: Diamondbacks/ Baltimore DEAL
Post by: Corey on October 19, 2011, 12:35:12 PM
I totally agree with both Dan and Rob. Ellsbury contract and performance far outways any negative of taking Zambrano. If the cap was the issue Big Z should have been released in late August and this year his cap would only be 9m against Arizona's cap. Ellsbury age, salary and performance, demands far better value than what is going through in this deal.

As per what Dan said, dropping Z and getting the 2m savings, then moving Ellsbury without big Z would probably get your fair value for what Jacoby should bring.
Title: Re: Diamondbacks/ Baltimore DEAL
Post by: MOLI643 on October 19, 2011, 12:44:46 PM
  Again the comite is no performing its mision, the main role of you guys is toi wach that no team is dompingplayer in another team your role is not to analyse a trade on your opinion if you would have done it or not, the only role you have isto prevent that somebody builds a super team by dumppinplayers from other teams.
Title: Re: Diamondbacks/ Baltimore DEAL
Post by: Corey on October 19, 2011, 12:47:38 PM
Im sorry Omar but I disagree. This trade is bad enough that it would be considered complete stacking of one side to another team.

The job of the TC if I understand is to evaluate the trades to make sure fair value and talent is being exchanged to help keep the integrity of the league. The TC did its job here, without a doubt.
Title: Re: Diamondbacks/ Baltimore DEAL
Post by: shooter47 on October 19, 2011, 12:52:53 PM
I would like to start out by saying I am in the belief that a deal should only be vetoed when there is clear collusion between the two parties.  The TC shouldn't be able to veto a deal on how they perceive the value of the players being dealt are.  If arizona felt they could get a better deal they would have taken it. Arizona proposed this deal to me and I accepted.  Arizona would be getting 20M+ in cap room which will allow them to get under the cap and would allow them to be players in the FA Market.  Ellsbury is also a year removed from missing an entire year with injuries and scoring -3.6 points so he is no sure thing when it comes to being a top 5 OF going forward. Miller will be in play for a rotation spot beckett, lester, bucholz and lackey.  Detwiler also has a great chance to be in the washington rotation next year in my opinion.
With all this in mind what type of prospect(s) is the TC suggesting be added to the deal to make this fair in there eyes?
Title: Re: Diamondbacks/ Baltimore DEAL
Post by: Dan Wood on October 19, 2011, 01:01:56 PM
The main goal of the TC is not just to prevent collusion. I think that everyone here is honorable enough (outside of me) to not pull such a trick. The TC, along with RC, EC, and any other C is here to protect the integrity of the league.

 :soapbox: Any time one of these trades get vetoed everyone goes on to attack the TC. They(we) do not have any easy job of it. I think anyone that helps out to make this league better should be commended for it. We don't get paid, and we do it for the benefit of everyone in this league, in order to make it enjoyable. In other leagues that I have played in, trades are vetoed based on perceived value being exchanged.

That being said, I have great respect for both GMs and I am sure you guys can come up with a more even keeled trade. Regardless of Z's bad contract he is going to pitch next year, and that in and of itself will have value. And Ells is an elite performer who put up 3,000 point seasons before the power spike.
Title: Re: Diamondbacks/ Baltimore DEAL
Post by: OUDAN on October 19, 2011, 01:46:40 PM
In my opinion this trade is unfair, the :BAL: are giving up average specs for a top 10 OF and a contract that can be released for a lower cap hit