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Everything posted by Castros trade value
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Edit: Already posted as to who Texas was sending us. Anyway, I still think Garza will be dealt and I expect the haul to be a very good one.
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Susac's interesting; can't say I know much about Blach, aside from an insane K/BB. No thanks to Gary Brown. Where's Raisin to chime in?
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Robert Murray @RobertMurrayMLB A more recent offer, according to @CubsDen, was C Andrew Susac and RHP Ty Blach for Garza. #SFGiants Robert Murray @RobertMurrayMLB 11h The #SFGiants offered a deal to the #Cubs for Matt Garza, with Gary Brown as centerpiece, reports @CubsDen. The deal was rejected.
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Soriano, Gregg join Matt Garza on Cubs trade block. http://www.suntimes.com/sports/21456379-419/soriano-gregg-join-matt-garza-on-cubs-trade-block.html A major-league source Sunday said the Yankees’ increasing need for an every-day bat has the surging Soriano on the team’s radar, especially given the rediscovered youth he says he feels in his legs this season. Nate Schierholtz, one of the Cubs’ more popular trade chips, is viewed by the Yankees as more of a platoon player, especially unattractive in a division with several frontline left-handers among the contenders. With Derek Jeter’s every-day status less than certain the rest of the year and Alex Rodriguez’s MRI exam Sunday showing a strained quad, the Yankees’ interest could get serious quickly. They have scouts following the Cubs on this trip.
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The Red Sox appear to be gaining steam for Garza per Nick Carfado. @nickcarfado Red Sox a little deeper in Matt Garza interest than they were said a major league source 4:17pm - 21 July 13
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Junior threw that ball in the lake.
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I have no problem keeping a guy with dominant stuff and a who competes like he does. You don't make a deal just to make a deal and end of stuck with guys who will be nothing more than long relief guys or Cody Ramsom type players. Resign Garza if that's the case.
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No, they won't. That would be dumb. Any of these deals would be better than the comp pick. Yes, they will and they'll resign him. You sure don't think much of Jed and Theo. ?
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No, they won't. That would be dumb. Any of these deals would be better than the comp pick. Yes, they will and they'll resign him.
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Theo and Jed will not cave. They'll keep Garza if teams start offering Silver(other teams) for Gold (us) deals.
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Matt Garza: Opening day, 2014 Cubs starter.
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Chicago Cubs trade speculation: Where imminent trades, insane tweets and done deals pending medical records are a yearly saga.
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Strop has been pretty filthy.
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Obviously a deal isn't complete until the medical records have been reviewed. Could it simply be that the Cubs know what they are looking for and are extra cautious about trading a valuable asset for damaged goods? They clearly didn't miss out on anything by "failing to complete" the deal for Dan Haren in the offseason. The blame is not with Epstein and Hoyer for not completing the deals, but instead with whoever is leaking/reporting them before they are done. I blame all of our broken, seemingly done deals the last few seasons on Twitter.
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Rosenthal: The Rangers were close to acquiring right-hander Garza on Friday morning for a strong package of prospects, sources said. The cause of the snag is unclear, but likely is related to the medical records of one or more of the players in the deal. Garza, 29, did not pitch until May 21 this season due to a strained left lat, and did not pitch after July 21 last season due to a stress reaction in his right elbow. If the Rangers identified a problem with Garza, they might want the Cubs to accept a lesser package — and other teams, upon learning of the disruption in the negotiations, might not be willing to offer as much. As of early Friday night, the Cubs had not re-engaged the Los Angeles Dodgers, one of the teams interested in Garza, a source said. The extent of the Cubs’ discussions with other clubs was not known. This would not be the first time that Cubs president Theo Epstein and general manager Jed Hoyer have failed to complete a deal that seemingly was imminent. :stickman: :-k
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Well, that changes things.
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Sori for player of the month.
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Ken Rosenthal @Ken_Rosenthal 37m Source: Garza to #Rangers indeed hit snag, as first reported by @JeffPassan. Talks not dead, but #Cubs have opening to send Garza elsewhere.
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My guess is that the Rangers went over the medical records of Garza and started taking: "Bigger Chips" off the table. The Cubs probably said: "Thanks but no thanks"at the chips now being offered.
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Jeff Passan @JeffPassan 28m As Garza deal falls through, Rangers and Cubs try to save it. Could James Russell be involved too? http://sports.yahoo.com/news/garza-trade-to-rangers-falls-through-after-medical-records-exchanged-000611579.html Garza trade to Rangers falls through after medical records exchanged A deal sending Chicago Cubs starter Matt Garza to the Texas Rangers fell through Friday afternoon, though the teams remain in negotiations while the Cubs continue to seek alternative destinations for Garza, major league sources told Yahoo! Sports. The teams had talked about varying packages for the 29-year-old starter that included third baseman Mike Olt and starting pitchers Neil Ramirez and C.J. Edwards. The Rangers also expressed interest in Cubs left-handed reliever James Russell. The Rangers remain interested in trading for Garza. The breakdown in negotiations came after the teams exchanged medical information on the players involved. One source said the Rangers continue to show interest in dealing for Garza after seeing his medicals.
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Trade imminent, this player for that player, drawn out for weeks, never happens, etc. And all of that. I just don't want a repeat of the Dempster saga last year, where the Cubs had a really good return ready to go, but that fell apart and the Cubs ended up with a lesser (albeit still good) return. That, too.
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I guess if it is no longer a certainty then it was never a certainty to begin with. I'm not certain about anything.
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Trade imminent, this player for that player, drawn out for weeks, never happens, etc. And all of that.
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Ok, now this has all the makings of Brian Roberts to the Cubs fiasco.
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Tim Brown retweeted Jeff Passan @JeffPassan 16s Sources: Cubs-Rangers deal for Garza hits snag, no longer a certainty. While teams still negotiating, Chicago seeking alternatives to Texas. Loololol.