AA on Juan Perez: "he's not going anywhere"

[Angrioter]

[Stangstag]

AA has to make a trade. Jesus f***, we could get a good prospect for Cecil/Delabar/Jansen

[mitchf]

Well neither are DeRosa/Boni

[Chappy]

Trade him.

[Angrioter]

Good. This guy has earned a spot on this team, unlike many of the other players.

 

Yes, but at the end of the day he is just a reliever. You must always be open to changes and to know the true positional value.

 

C > SS > CF/2B > 3B/RF > 1B > LF

SP > RP (RP > long RP > LOOGY)

 

AA, Trade dat f***ing bullpen

[vdartanian]

the logical moves with this team during AA's tenure went out the window a long, long time ago, about the time we started trading position players for washed up bullpen arms a la Francisco.

[Chappy]

I doubt he has any kind of value. Maybe a PTBNL.

 

Who knows, some teams might get desperate and give us a C prospect. Better than nothing for a guy AA found in the trash.

[baseballsss]

I doubt he has any kind of value. Maybe a PTBNL.

 

package him with more then one reliever and wala you get a better prospect

[Clojojo]

people overpay for bullpen pieces all the time

see rasmus trade

 

delabar, cecil, perez , etc.. all are replaceable and AA needs to swallow his pride and accept that we need to rebuild

if done right we could net a worthy prospect

[KSaw]

Trading Cecil makes the most sense. Juan and Luis Perez will be around next year, along with Loup.

[Arkadium]

Trading Cecil makes the most sense. Juan and Luis Perez will be around next year, along with Loup.

 

Normally I'd agree but Cecil is a really good lefty specialist. Loup is the only other guy we have with Oliver being gone.

[Boxcar]

Who knows, some teams might get desperate and give us a C prospect. Better than nothing for a guy AA found in the trash.

 

I'd be keeping guys like Perez, and dealing guys with longer track records like Janssen, Delabar, Santos, whoever.

[Angrioter]

Wagner k's the side,

[Angrioter]

"he's not going anywhere"

[Arkadium]

AA on Juan Perez: "he's not going anywhere"

[CHRIS]

You mean the 35-year old career minor leaguer isn't infallible?

 

 

Someone should tell AA that sample sizes have nothing to do with the Burger King menu.

[KSaw]

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You mean the 35-year old career minor leaguer isn't infallible?

 

Took a quick peek-- in his MLB career, going back to 2006, back-to-back days V the same opponent = poor results. Even earlier this year v Texas he allowed an inherited runner to score and took a blown save. When you need to fool hitters and use a lot of cross angle on your pitches, you tend to get hit if they get a few shots at you.

 

That said, he's pretty effective. He has become a smart pitcher over the years. I bet that he has a few decent years left in him (if used correctly).