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Re: Gordon
If they can get a significant piece for him at the trade deadline - a legitimate top 100 prospect - I’m all for putting him on the market.
But he also has full trade veto protection (as a 10-5 guy). He has to want to go and I’m not sure he will.
And you have to find a contender that needs a LF.
The Indians make sense, but considering their injury issues and the way they approached the season, it’s hard to see that happening.
The Astros, Rays, Red Sox, Yankees and Twins are out. They don’t have a spot for him or have internal reinforcement options.
He might be a fit for the Mariners.
Looking at the NL, the Central teams are all filled in the OF. The Cubs are the only ones close to needing OF help and would have to shuffle pieces around to make it work.
Just not sure who out there is going to be motivated to pay a prospect price worthy of moving him. Maybe the Red Sox is someone gets hurt (though their farm stinks and they could probably move Chavis and his roids to LF).
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