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Smells Like Teen Spirit
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Phoenix
Posts: 6,486
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Hoffman for Peavy?
So I'm debating doing a deal - one that will appear lopsided, but I dont think it's bad at all.
I'm getting killed in my roto only league in saves. Both of my closers have crapped out and my third pickup is now injured, so I need saves badly. I have an excellent starting rotation(Zito, Kazmir, Peavy, Glavine, Hudson, Dave Bush, plus I have Clemens stashed on the bech for later in the year), so I am pretty sure I can absorb the loss of Peavy, but it's a tough call, considering his track record, potential and age. I know Hoffman is steady - 40+ saves, 60IP, 50+Ks that I can count on, but giving up Peavy is a lot. I've also asked for a 4th to 6th rounder in next year's draft to balance the trade out. This guy wants Peavy, and has Hoffman to deal. Peavy will be excellent for a long, long time, but I have no shot to win without saves and everyone else wants to ream me for mid level closers, let alone a top shelf one. The rest of my team is solid Would you do the deal? |
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Puffy's Daddy
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Centerville, OH
Posts: 20,422
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Re: Hoffman for Peavy?
No. Peavy is a top 10 pitcher. I'd want a stud closer in return for him, and at his age, I don't think Hoffman fits that category anymore. I'd want a closer that gave me 40 saves and 80+ K's and real good ratios. B.J. Ryan, Mariano Rivera types.
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Member
Join Date: Aug 2002
Posts: 3,727
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Re: Hoffman for Peavy?
No way. Peavy hasn't been playing that great, but he is almost guaranteed to put up great numbers. If you're trading him, at least get full value in return. Hoffman really isn't that impressive anymore IMO
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Churlish
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Olathe, KS
Posts: 13,665
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Re: Hoffman for Peavy?
No deal.
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Member
Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Columbus OH
Posts: 2,410
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Re: Hoffman for Peavy?
This is obviously a bad trade for you. Hoffman is good, but Peavy is a true stud when on. He will help you more than Hoffman would the rest of the season.
I just traded Hoffman for Matsui in one of my leagues. Of course, I had Papelbon, Nathan, Gonzalez, Otsuka, and Hoffman but I still feel it was a pretty good deal.
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