I assume that given he's a Mets fan, they think he'll sign, and he's the replacement for Wheeler or Syndergaard long term.Mets should flip Stroman to the Yanks.
Basically impossible for it to be a bad deal for the Mets if they are only trading pitching prospects considering they don't even have any that are currently listed in the top 100.
Yeah someone mentioned Simeon Woods-Richardson as a name, who was a guy that seemed like a big reach when they drafted him but threw a lot harder than most expected. Obviously there would have to be more, like David Peterson, but still, not irreplaceable prospects.Basically impossible for it to be a bad deal for the Mets if they are only trading pitching prospects considering they don't even have any that are currently listed in the top 100.
Yeah someone mentioned Simeon Woods-Richardson as a name, who was a guy that seemed like a big reach when they drafted him but threw a lot harder than most expected. Obviously there would have to be more, like David Peterson, but still, not irreplaceable prospects.
Apparently Anthony Kay is not in the deal.
I am slightly worried about a guy with a relatively low K/9 ratio and this defense, though
Isn’t Stroman a pitch to contact guy?
Only thing is the Blue Jays infield D is also bad. Though not as bad of course. They have a good defensive SS.
Vlad has been atrocious at 3rd, probably weighs them down a bit.
Wonder what they are eyeing with Syndergaard. Praying it is a CF or a SS where they move Rosario to CF. Have to do something with that position.
I think once Frazier is dealt, McNeil is going to 3rd. Maybe Davis.
Good point--taking Stroman out of play for the rest of the league probably makes your guys more valuable. Hadn't thought of that, but it's an interesting angle.Good value, can flip him next year and tightens the SP market to where you maybe get better assets for Wheeler/Syndergaard
How do you go from trading away all your pitchers for prospects to trading away prospects for a now pitcher?