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Reds getting ready to trade Cueto and Leake?

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You're still not getting a top 15 prospect for a rental. If they're going to give that up they'd get Hamels so that they would have him beyond this season and would get a draft pick back if he leaves. Otherwise they'd just try to get Cueto for a prospect package and pick up another league average pitcher (which is all Leake is) for some lesser prospects from another team.

 

That's actually what I meant... I misunderstood the post above as about Cueto/Chapman rather than Cueto/Leake.

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Not helping his trade value at all tonight...

 

I think everyone knows that Leake is just a league average pitcher after seeing him the last several seasons. He's a 4-5 starter on a good team that eats innings. Someone seeking depth will give up a middling prospect or two for him and that's about all that the Reds can hope for.

Why would you want either of these pitchers.

 

I know. I can't understand why anyone would want a starter that has put up a sub 3.00 ERA and sub 1.000 WHIP in GABP. Useless.

I think everyone knows that Leake is just a league average pitcher after seeing him the last several seasons. He's a 4-5 starter on a good team that eats innings. Someone seeking depth will give up a middling prospect or two for him and that's about all that the Reds can hope for.

 

Agreed, I think that's pretty well established regardless of last night.

I know. I can't understand why anyone would want a starter that has put up a sub 3.00 ERA and sub 1.000 WHIP in GABP. Useless.

 

Don't even entertain it.

I think everyone knows that Leake is just a league average pitcher after seeing him the last several seasons. He's a 4-5 starter on a good team that eats innings. Someone seeking depth will give up a middling prospect or two for him and that's about all that the Reds can hope for.

 

Dilemma - as an unrestricted FA, someone is likely willing to overpay ($ and/or years) him in the offseason. So you either trade him for a middling prospect now or lose him for a chump compensation draft pick (if you even get that any more, can't remember) after the year is over (OR YOU overpay him). Not any real good options because, as the player's association knows, there is always a goofy owner / GM willing to overpay a guy.

 

Can't imagine Leake looks very good to the Sabre-metrics guys.

If the Reds lose Leake in Free Agency, would they be entitled to a compensatory pick? I don't think so, but haven't confirmed.

If the Reds lose Leake in Free Agency, would they be entitled to a compensatory pick? I don't think so, but haven't confirmed.

 

Why wouldn't they?

I think the Astros are the team I most want the Reds to reach a deal with. They have A LOT of offensive talent in their system.

Why wouldn't they?

 

I thought the departing FA had to meet certain qualifiers to get a compensatory pick in exchange -- no?

I think the Astros are the team I most want the Reds to reach a deal with. They have A LOT of offensive talent in their system.

 

I'd love that, plus they're in the AL West...

I thought the departing FA had to meet certain qualifiers to get a compensatory pick in exchange -- no?

I know the team they trade him to won't but the Reds would if he walked. I'm sure sure what the exact requirements are for that.

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