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Marlins trade Josh Johnson and others to Blue Jays

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According to Bowden and a few others, the minor leaguers the Marlins got in return are all very good, but not sure who can play now.

 

Toronto will have a loaded lineup....

 

C - Buck

1B - Eddie Encarnacion

2B - Bonifacio

SS - Reyes

3B - Lawrie

LF - Joey Bats

CF - Rasmus

RF - ?? Drawing a blank

 

Lind will play 1st. E5 is their DH. Rajah Davis will probably play LF & Bautista will play RF if I had to guess.

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FKYW isn't going to be very happy about this...

Fat chance Stanton will stay with the Marlins when he gets near the end of his contract...

According to Bowden and a few others, the minor leaguers the Marlins got in return are all very good, but not sure who can play now.

 

Toronto will have a loaded lineup....

 

C - Buck

1B - Eddie Encarnacion

2B - Bonifacio

SS - Reyes

3B - Lawrie

LF - Joey Bats

CF - Rasmus

RF - ?? Drawing a blank

 

Arencibia will start over Buck. They also have d'Arnaud waiting for his chance at the bigs. One of these guys will get traded.

I think the Marlins have lost the rest of the fanbase they had left. On the other hand, the Blue Jays have put themselves in a great position. IMO, Toronto is now an AL East contender.

Where's Bowie "Not in the Best Interests of Baseball" Kuhn when you need him?

Not a horrible trade for the Marlins from a talent/money standpoint, but given the franchise's history, it's a PR disaster.

They are just clearing payroll to aggressively pursue Greinke and Hamilton. Will be in great position to get Cano next year.

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They are just clearing payroll to aggressively pursue Greinke and Hamilton. Will be in great position to get Cano next year.

 

And then they'll trade him the next year.

Not a horrible trade for the Marlins from a talent/money standpoint, but given the franchise's history, it's a PR disaster.

 

I agree, PR hit in a major way for a team lacking fan support. With that being said, the contract were so back loaded that Toronto will be saddled with terrible contracts for a long time. They will be paying Reyes 22 million per year once it's all said and done.

Bob Nightengale ‏@BNightengale

Selig says the #marlins trade is under review

Where's Bowie "Not in the Best Interests of Baseball" Kuhn when you need him?

 

Showing your age, my friend , but well done.

Some players tax bill just went way up if this deal goes through.

 

No state tax in FL to a high tax country.

I think I'm at the point where I can talk about this trade without getting suspended. From a baseball standpoint it's a defendable trade. But from any other viewpoint it is disgusting and a complete smack in the face to the fans, city of Miami, the players they just signed/traded, and the few players left on the team. I'm not one who doesn't think that any premier free agents will ever come to Miami again. But it's going to take some extra dollars and quite possibly a change in the "no-trade" policy this FO has followed.

 

I'm still unsure of how I feel about sinking my heart into this franchise with Loria as the owner....

If I'm a Marlins fan, I would rather keep Reyes and Johnson, but to dump Buehrle's contract and get talent in return, those guys had to be included, I assume.

 

Bonifacio is no major loss ... if he didn't steal a lot of bases, people would wonder why he was even playing. The catcher swap does little, either way.

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