As long as they don't pick up someone like a Quintana, who hasn't been good in like 5 seasons and then proclaim they're a better team i'll be happy.
Some of the moves i'd be okay with
Realistic:
Bednar/Reynolds package: Probably would cost a ton as alluded to a couple times in this thread, but it would essentially be a two birds with one stone type move. Gives you a high leverage reliver and a super good bat to give you more variance in the lineup
Robertson/Happ: Essentially the slightly lesser version of the above, largely because you're not getting the team control with Happ that you would with Reynolds.
Rodon/Joc: On the table now that the Giants are apparently facing reality. Great left handed bat with the bonus of having a decent postseason resume and Rodon is one of the best pitchers in the majors this season. You get Rodon for next season as well, negating the need to go shopping for pitching in the winter.
Pablo Lopez: Great younger arm that would fit great.
Unrealistic:
Tigers pitchers/relievers (Soto, Fullmer, Skubal): Would be great options but it sounds like the Tigers will only budge if someone overpays. Hence why i have it here.
That other Soto: I don't think he ends up moving before tuesday but that's a big boy trade i'd be more than willing to make. Gut the farm, and then immediately offer Soto 15/500 like he wants.
No chance in hell:
Shohei: The only way i see him moving is if the Padres actually do acquire Soto and the Dodgers get assmad and begin to feel like they need to make a countermove. Otherwise i stand by what i said before; he doesn't go anywhere before he's a FA.
I love Brian Reynolds so that's the move i hope they make but i understand while somewhat realistic, the price might be too high.