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brad1176
12-27-2011, 12:27 PM
With all of the talk about obtaining a left fielder, I decided to look at who might be available in a trade. The name that really stuck out was Gerardo Parra with the Diamondbacks. He would seem to be expendable since they just signed Cuddyer. I don't know much about him, but his numbers look good, .292/.357/.427 with 82 k's and he won a GG this past season. He's only 24 and isn't up for FA until 2016. What does everyone think? What would it to get him?

jmt5887
12-27-2011, 12:30 PM
With all of the talk about obtaining a left fielder, I decided to look at who might be available in a trade. The name that really stuck out was Gerardo Parra with the Diamondbacks. He would seem to be expendable since they just signed Cuddyer. I don't know much about him, but his numbers look good, .292/.357/.427 with 82 k's and he won a GG this past season. He's only 24 and isn't up for FA until 2016. What does everyone think? What would it to get him?

I hate to tell you but you are a little mistaken. the D-backs didn't sign Cuddyer the rockies did.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/nationals/michael-cuddyer-joins-colorado-rockies-after-signing-315-million-3-year-deal/2011/12/20/gIQA469t7O_story.html

what that said at the right price I would say okay to Parra.

brad1176
12-27-2011, 12:38 PM
I hate to tell you but you are a little mistaken. the D-backs didn't sign Cuddyer the rockies did.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/nationals/michael-cuddyer-joins-colorado-rockies-after-signing-315-million-3-year-deal/2011/12/20/gIQA469t7O_story.html

what that said at the right price I would say okay to Parra.

Oops, I meant Kubel, sorry.

LegallyMinded
12-27-2011, 12:48 PM
The Diamondbacks may not have acquired Cuddyer, but they did acquire Jason Kubel, and so Parra is essentially expendable. I think he's definitely worth a look: He's shown more patience as he's gotten more major league experience, he plays good defense (22.5UZR for his career), and he seems to be a smart base runner (15SB, 1CS last year).

As for what it would take to trade for him, I found one article (http://bleacherreport.com/articles/995798-mlb-trade-rumors-should-the-diamondbacks-trade-gerardo-parra-for-pitching) saying the D-backs might be interested in trading Parra for pitching. The article mentions Jonathon Niese as someone Arizona would like in return, but for the Reds, someone like Matt Maloney might be enough to build a package around. He hasn't had as much ML success as Niese, but his minor league stats are pretty comparable, and he's a bit younger than Niese as well.

jmt5887
12-27-2011, 12:53 PM
The Diamondbacks may not have acquired Cuddyer, but they did acquire Jason Kubel, and so Parra is essentially expendable. I think he's definitely worth a look: He's shown more patience as he's gotten more major league experience, he plays good defense (22.5UZR for his career), and he seems to be a smart base runner (15SB, 1CS last year).

As for what it would take to trade for him, I found one article (http://bleacherreport.com/articles/995798-mlb-trade-rumors-should-the-diamondbacks-trade-gerardo-parra-for-pitching) saying the D-backs might be interested in trading Parra for pitching. The article mentions Jonathon Niese as someone Arizona would like in return, but for the Reds, someone like Matt Maloney might be enough to build a package around. He hasn't had as much ML success as Niese, but his minor league stats are pretty comparable, and he's a bit younger than Niese as well.

Can't trade something you don't have. Maloney was claimed off waviers by the twins.

http://www.mlbdailydish.com/2011/10/31/2528040/matt-maloney-jeff-gray-claimed-by-twins

Tuff Nut
12-27-2011, 12:54 PM
Wasn't Maloney signed by the Twins?

brm7675
12-27-2011, 01:03 PM
Might they be interested in Sean Marshall?:)

brad1176
12-27-2011, 01:03 PM
The Diamondbacks may not have acquired Cuddyer, but they did acquire Jason Kubel, and so Parra is essentially expendable. I think he's definitely worth a look: He's shown more patience as he's gotten more major league experience, he plays good defense (22.5UZR for his career), and he seems to be a smart base runner (15SB, 1CS last year).

As for what it would take to trade for him, I found one article (http://bleacherreport.com/articles/995798-mlb-trade-rumors-should-the-diamondbacks-trade-gerardo-parra-for-pitching) saying the D-backs might be interested in trading Parra for pitching. The article mentions Jonathon Niese as someone Arizona would like in return, but for the Reds, someone like Matt Maloney might be enough to build a package around. He hasn't had as much ML success as Niese, but his minor league stats are pretty comparable, and he's a bit younger than Niese as well.

If it's pitching they want, who do you think we have that might match up for them? I'm going to assume that it would take a decent haul to get this guy, he's under team control until 2016 and he puts up good numbers.