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That said, I don't think you can think of DDJ as a player who fits because we have a 1B, 3B, SS, LF, C, etc. coming up. It just doesn't work like that because one or more of those players, likely, won't develop as hoped. DeJesus is just a solid ball player, and I hope we keep him. But if we can get max. return, I think you have to make the deal. I'm in the same place with him now as I was with Soria last year. If the return is REALLY solid, you make the move and don't look back. |
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For DeJesus, we'd probably get 2, but I'd want both to be among the top-5 in someone's organization. If this seems too steep, and it might, I'd tell 'em to **** off. It could be that DDJ's market value isn't as great as his relative value to the Royals. |
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The thing about DDJ is if you get 1 high level prospect your likely to get...you guessed it...another DDJ..... a solid major leaguer.
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I have a feeling we're going to get screwed again if(when) we trade DDJ. I'm fine with trading every other player on that list, except Bannister.
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We trade DDJ for a prospect or 2 that, in a few more years, will become DDJ. |
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That's how you get Perez for Dye and a cluster**** for Beltran. You want talent in return, but this doesn't necessarily mean advanced prospects or ML-ready ones. |
Hypothetically, someone is willing to trade you Moosetacos for DDJ. Do you do it?
Young, unproven guy with (allegedly) tremendous upside for a solid ML player. If I'm the Royals, I'd want someone like this and another high-quality prospect. A legit throw-in. |
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I understand and largely agree. |
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We're never going to win anything if we keep trading away our good players, overpaying has-beens and waiting on prospects. |
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Colon should stick, though. |
that sucks that Hoch is on the DL he has been fun to watch this season
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Ok, WTF is wrong with this picture? I'll give a hint, one of these things is not like the others...
The All-Star Game’s Economic Impact 2012, Kansas City: $60-65 million (estimated) 2011, Phoenix: $60-65 million (estimated) 2010, Anaheim, Calif.: $60-65 million (estimated) 2009, St. Louis: $60 million 2008, New York (AL): $148.4 million 2007, San Francisco: $65 million 2006, Pittsburgh: $52.3 million 2005, Detroit: $52.2 million 2004, Houston: $65 million 2003, Chicago (AL): $60 million 2002, Milwaukee: $50 million 2001, Seattle: $50 million 2000, Atlanta: $49 million 1999, Boston: $65 million 1998, Denver: $40.5 million 1997, Cleveland: $37.6 million 1996, Philadelphia: $55.9 million To reach Bob Dutton, Royals reporter for The Star, send e-mail to bdutton@kcstar.com. Follow his updates at twitter.com/Royals_Report. Posted on Wed, Jun. 16, 2010 05:06 PM |
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I'd still trade DDJ for atleast 2 high level prospects...they are always an 'if' but it's not like we're trading Beltran in his prime here...love DDJ as he works his tail off but he has been known to be injury prone from time to time. That said his value right now is as high as it's ever been. You trade him only for that 'right' haul, anything else tell them to **** off.
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http://kansascity.sbnation.com/2010/...y-mike-sweeney
Sweeney would like to come to kc for 2012 as game... Mike Sweeney Plans To Be At 2012 MLB All-Star Game In Kansas City Jun 16 10:34p by Joel Thorman A very familiar name to Royals fans plans to be in attendance at the 2012 MLB All-Star Game....probably not as a player though. "My thought was, 'Well, chances are I won't be playing in 2012, but I'd like to be at that game,'" Mike Sweeney said by phone from Seattle. Sweeney, now with the Mariners, said his teammates were very impressed with not just Kauffman Stadium but everything Kansas City has to offer. "For many years I called Kansas City home and for it to be recognized for the All-Star Game, I'm already making plans for July 2012," he said. "Hopefully, we'll see Zack Greinke or Billy Butler or Joakim Soria in the game. Or Mike Moustakas, you never know." Ah, it's good to hear Sweeney's heart is still in the right place. |
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He can a buy ticket. |
Maybe we can induct him in the Royals Hall Of Fame that weekend.
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Can you imagine, with the limited number of seats out there, how much THOSE seats will fetch for the HR Derby? |
Royals fans, I've been thinking, which is dangerous...
Will having the 2012 All-Star Game cause us to be more proactive in FA and trades to ensure that we have a respectable product on the field in 2012? Will Glass be induced to spend even more to pursue the best talent? Imagine the organization's embarrassment if the national spotlight has to shine upon an organization that has been flirting with a .400 winning percentage for years... |
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"Well...the Royals are struggling Joe. Lot of young players and a $25M payroll..." That wouldn't play that well, I don't think. |
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cool article from Rany today, mostly to express his irritation that Gordon and Ka'aihue are still in Omaha. He basically argues that if these two do still have something to learn about their swings, they wont ever learn against the pitchers they are currently dominating.
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They really need to make room for Gordon and Kila and get them up asap. I think it's a waste at this point, they will continue to shred that pitching
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#Royals recall OF Rick Ankiel from rehab assignment at Class AAA Omaha after problems resurface in his strained right quadriceps muscle. Per bob dutton twitter What a dogshit signing |
#Royals put LHP prospect Mike Montgomery back on DL at Class AA Northwest Arkansas following a recurrence of elbow soreness. about 5 hours ago via web
Not good, let the kid rest as long as possible |
Only the Royals.... :facepalm:
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Yeah, that's why Rany isn't a GM. I don't know about Gordon, I hope he's turned the corner. I think Kila is ready though, time to find out what he's made of.
But, in the large scheme of things... it isn't going to hurt either one of these guys to wait a couple more weeks. Everybody always wants to rush. The smart play has to be running Guillen and some of these other guys out there and see if anyone bites. With our luck no one will and we'll keep playing them. But until that happens, the correct move is to run out the veterans who are actually playing fairly decent and flip them for whatever we can get. Then actually give Gordon and Kila AB's everyday and not some platoon garbage. Kila really should be up now, but it's in the best interest of both him and Guillen to get AB's everyday. |
I hear you about Guillen and the vets. I'm impatient but we definetly need to get them for whatever. Guillen will probably keep playing RF as a showcase anyway. I hope they get Pods out of here as well and Willie and whoever else that is real dead weight to the team. Ankiel looks like he'll be here the rest of the year on the DL
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And the fact that Kila and Gordon aren't up now is stupid. I could care less about what little value Guillen and Pods might possess, as it would be in the best interest of the organization, long-term, to...wait for it...have the best players, who happen to be the younger players, actually, you know, playing. |
If this was April it'd be different. We're a week away from trade season kicking in, with a guy who at least looks like he could hit 30 HR and another that could steal 50 bases. You aren't getting Kyle Drabek but at least try to get something. Otherwise that would be just giving up, I hate that.
But I don't think making them wait a couple more weeks is going to hurt anything. Although Kila should be up. Gordon maybe... but he really wasn't more productive than Pods and he's still playing a new position. I'm willing to have a bit of patience with Gordon... if he comes up and plays like he did before... that might be game over for him in KC. But it's the same never ending cycle of amnesia... most people that have been around know how that drove me nuts going back to Baird. Bring up the young guys.. oh man they aren't ready, they need to go down. They go down, in a couple weeks get on a hot streak... bring them back up! Play the young guys, they're the future! The list of prospects the Royals haven't flubbed around with is embarrassingly small. |
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edit: as far as "rushing" them, they are 26. In Kila's case, he is being held back, not rushed. He should have been up here all of last year. Gordon... who knows. It's not a fluke small sample size with him though, perhaps he figured something out this year and wasn't given much of a chance this season at all before being banished up north. |
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Gordon was given a tiny 31 AB in KC, just 12 games. He's had 184 AB over 50 games in AAA to prove to all of us that we made a hilarious mistake by over-reacting to a cold start. This team isn't winning anything anyway, he can learn left field in KC. |
http://www.baseballdecuba.com/newsContainer.asp?id=2217
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Lets hope this adjustment gets him back on track, maybe failure has hit him and he finally listened.
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Maybe this was good for Alex all along. He skipped AAA. Struggled a bit at the pro level. I think this well help him get his confidence back. There is no doubting Alex's talent. He may have just developed bad habits by getting frustrated at the plate in the pros
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I just hope he can be a solid piece, he has more talent than most our roster. |
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"Heard Royals have agreed to terms with Christian Colon for somewhere around $2.8 million. He'll report to high-A in about ten days." If true, they prolly won't announce it until they get back home so Colon can take BP in front of the home crowd. |
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Hope to see him in '11. |
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I love the idea of Colon and Hosmer playing and advancing together. |
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everytime i see this thread bumped I hope it is for some roster move this year. guillen dumped. Kila called up ugh.
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another leadoff walk.....come the **** on already, Bannister
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And Guillen shoots his ass at the plate!!!!
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Lets revisit that play.....Guillen got the call..runner looked safe
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Pete - this is not the game thread.
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**** that shit! He was safe!
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http://www.kfsm.com/sports/kfsm-spor...,5739521.story
Mous got ejected yesterday, awesome! video on link i love the ump acting as if mous bumped him lmao |
KOMU has confirmed that the umpire watched both time slots of the World Cup earlier in the day.
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Royals Pushing To Trade Jose Guillen
from mlbtraderumors.com By Tim Dierkes [June 28, 2010 at 1:56pm CST] The Royals are "really pushing to move Jose Guillen," tweets ESPN's Buster Olney, and "continue to tell teams they will eat a lot of dollars." Guillen, the team's designated hitter, has $6.39MM remaining on his contract. The 34-year-old Guillen sports a .282/.344/.470 line on the season, with strong April and June work sandwiching a rough May. Aside from his time at DH, he's tallied 103 innings in right field. Which contenders could use a potential offensive boost? An American League club makes the most sense. The White Sox and Rays don't have much at DH. The Yankees are another consideration. The Padres and Giants could be suitors, if they'd dare let Guillen play the outfield full-time again. |
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We probably won't get much but this is a main step in getting gordon and kila up and playing the rest of the year.
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During the Nationals telecast on espn they are talking about how good atl did that first inning to hit the ball hard against Strasburg. Boone saying they were aggresive and intelligent, Sutcliff then says 'i think they saw the success kc had with the 9 hits and getting the win, and if he wont adjust they'll keep going that route".
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Guillen really has played better than I thought he could this year. He's tradeable for somebody desperate for some offense. He's done his part to get a trade and maybe someone will be dumb enough to give me a decent contract next year.
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Yeah I don't even remember the last time we were the Sunday night game on ESPN. It might have been a decade ago.
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