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Today he has 217 plate appearances and is a non qualifier for statistical leader boards. His cutoff is 120.1 plate appearances (3.1/team game). By Sunday or Monday he will be top 5 in the league for batting average and his name will appear for OBP, etc.
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trade him before he regresses!

 

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it's funny.... in the offseason everyone was hoping Lind would get off to a good start so we could trade him for something

 

now that he is actually doing it, everyone's gone silent

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it's funny.... in the offseason everyone was hoping Lind would get off to a good start so we could trade him for something

 

now that he is actually doing it, everyone's gone silent

 

I would say that there are quite a few posters on here that would advocate a sell-high on Lind, actually

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it's funny.... in the offseason everyone was hoping Lind would get off to a good start so we could trade him for something

 

now that he is actually doing it, everyone's gone silent

 

"Everyone" did not include me. My mancrush on Lind has never taken so much as a second off!

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I would say that there are quite a few posters on here that would advocate a sell-high on Lind, actually

 

If it makes the team better I would still consider it. However chances are if we trade Lind the value we get back will have less impact on the team than Lind is currently having.

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If it makes the team better I would still consider it. However chances are if we trade Lind the value we get back will have less impact on the team than Lind is currently having.

 

that's usually the case in a sell high

 

Lind in a package for a young 2B, you do that every time

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If they are not in playoff contention they absolutely should sell high on Lind.... he did this exact same thing in 2011 before failing the rest of the way.
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that's usually the case in a sell high

 

Lind in a package for a young 2B, you do that every time

 

Best case for us trading Lind to somewhere that needs him is to Pittsburgh so that they can move Jones to RF, but they don't have ANYONE behind Walker. I can't think of anyone else in contention that needs him.

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The club is .500 and on the move. Lind is a key piece and has several team friendly options. He's not going anywhere this year!
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Best case for us trading Lind to somewhere that needs him is to Pittsburgh so that they can move Jones to RF, but they don't have ANYONE behind Walker. I can't think of anyone else in contention that needs him.

 

Pittsburgh actually like Bonifacio. Don't ask why. They have de Jesus behind Walker btw and he is tearing it up at Indy.

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Pittsburgh actually like Bonifacio. Don't ask why. They have de Jesus behind Walker btw and he is tearing it up at Indy.

 

Trading Boni might be the best option once Reyes comes back, assuming there are teams out there that are interested.

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Trading Boni might be the best option once Reyes comes back, assuming there are teams out there that are interested.

 

You're assuming that Kawasaki can play 2B.

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Seriously though, I do agree, for Kawasaki to stay he would need to be able to play a competent 2B. Not sure what his experience is there.
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If they are not in playoff contention they absolutely should sell high on Lind.... he did this exact same thing in 2011 before failing the rest of the way.

 

Do you not think other GM's know this?

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If they are not in playoff contention they absolutely should sell high on Lind.... he did this exact same thing in 2011 before failing the rest of the way.

 

Lind has found his 2009 form thanks to Mottola. With Cito and Murphy out of his face, I don't see why he can't continue to be a consistent hitter. Don't forget Lind also flourished in the minors under Mottola also, so the ss is relevant. He isn't going anywhere.

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You're assuming that Kawasaki can play 2B.

 

I would think the player that could play SS but not 2B would be the exception rather than the rule. The two positions are very similar.

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I would think the player that could play SS but not 2B would be the exception rather than the rule. The two positions are very similar.

 

That's true but how long did it take Boni (who played 2B before) to not make errors? You could lose quite a few games just on that position.

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Pittsburgh actually like Bonifacio. Don't ask why. They have de Jesus behind Walker btw and he is tearing it up at Indy.

 

He's not better than Bonifacio/Izzy/Kawa at 2nd.

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That's true but how long did it take Boni (who played 2B before) to not make errors? You could lose quite a few games just on that position.

 

The prevailing theories there are a) Bonerface isn't a very good fielder at any position or B) it's the fault of the turf.

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That's true but how long did it take Boni (who played 2B before) to not make errors? You could lose quite a few games just on that position.

 

 

Remember though, Boni played mostly OF last year if I'm not mistaken so the transition was far different. Kawasaki is a SS, the hardest position to play on the IF, so it'll be mainly the throw to 1st and the turning of the DP. NL infielders have also struggled with the turf it seems, so there might be something to the adjustment to the turf suggestion.

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Trading Lind would be one of the dumbest moves this team has ever made. They better keep him.

 

Lind for Harper and Strasburg... Still dumb?

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The prevailing theories there are a) Bonerface isn't a very good fielder at any position or B) it's the fault of the turf.

 

I think most think he's ok in the outfield. He has been more then passable at 2nd during June.... Just awful in April.

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Hi, I'm Realism, have we met?

 

Hey, my name is 'he was joking,' nice to meet you.

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