Monday May 25, 2009 - Memorial Day!
The Giants are said to be looking for a big bat for the middle of their lineup.
They are supposedly dangling Matt Cain as bait and the names we are hearing they want in return include Dan Uggla and Nick Johnson.
Would either be enough to right the ship for the struggling Giants?
Showing posts with label Dan Uggla. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dan Uggla. Show all posts
Monday, May 25, 2009
Saturday, February 07, 2009
What if Peavy IS traded?
February 7, 2009
If Peavy IS traded, then here is the next trade I would like to see the Padres make.
Kevin Kouzmanoff and Travis Denker for Dan Uggla and a pitching prospect like Ryan Tucker or Jose Ceda (who originally was in the Padres farm system).
For the Marlins, this trade gives Jorge Cantu a chance to move to 1B where he is not a defensive liability, gets rid of the soon to be very expensive Uggla and his mediocre defense and adds a good young ML 3B and a good young 2B prospect in case Bonifacio can’t get the job done.
For the Padres, this trade adds a legitimate 30 HR right handed bat to the middle of the lineup to protect Adrian Gonzalez and a power pitching prospect who could move into the bullpen immediately.
I have had my say. Now what do you think?
If Peavy IS traded, then here is the next trade I would like to see the Padres make.
Kevin Kouzmanoff and Travis Denker for Dan Uggla and a pitching prospect like Ryan Tucker or Jose Ceda (who originally was in the Padres farm system).
For the Marlins, this trade gives Jorge Cantu a chance to move to 1B where he is not a defensive liability, gets rid of the soon to be very expensive Uggla and his mediocre defense and adds a good young ML 3B and a good young 2B prospect in case Bonifacio can’t get the job done.
For the Padres, this trade adds a legitimate 30 HR right handed bat to the middle of the lineup to protect Adrian Gonzalez and a power pitching prospect who could move into the bullpen immediately.
I have had my say. Now what do you think?
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Dan Uggla,
Florida Marlins,
Jake Peavy,
Kevin Kouzmanoff,
San Diego Padres,
Trades
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