His numbers are pretty low, I'm thinking about trading him, should I?
214079
Definitely not.  In case you don't know, Jeff Kent has the most homeruns among all the second basemen of all time.  Overall, he is a top-5 2B before season begins.  A good 2B is very hard to find.  It's not likely you will have good replacement.\n\nC_bar has listed Kent's numbers.  Remember most of the hitters are very consistent.  That's why people still rely on Manny Ramirez, and still still Shelton will fall.  And Jeff Kent could hit better if Nomar can protect him.
165306
Well I guess it depends on if you think Glavine is falling fall and Jose is on the rise, as I do. I think Glavine is off to a great start but he will return to his normal numbers soon. On the other hand Jose is at the start of his career and I think he is finding his true form and will have an amazing year. And since Jim is not know for his bat anyways and you have a strong outfield....throw him in there too. I'd do the trade.
158062
YES!  Do it!  Iguchi is streaky and unproven--a second tier 2B at best.  Capuano is pretty good, but not as good as the Cy young candidate Santana.  Berkman hit two Bombs today.  You know what you will get from Santana and Berkman --two top tier players.  Bonds is extremely high risk.  Visquel is good but not a great offensive player, and he hits in a pitching friendly BP.  You gotta take this trade!\n\nAll in all, you gave 4 for 2--you get to pick up two players, a 2B, and SS.  Take a chance on the waiver wire, maybe a guy like Jack Wilson, Jose Lopez, or Ian Kinsler is avail.
109
Whenever you can trade 2 good players for 1 superstar player, it is a steal!  Because now it will open up another slot on your active roster and now you can play your other good player that's always in your bench.  But if you don't have depth, I wouldn't pull the trade trigger.
365939
I'd post in your league that you're open to the idea of trading and see what kind of offers are made. It's hard to say what you should do since the points system in each league is different and factors heavily in what makes a good deal or bad one. Plus the better offensive players tend to get rested down the line whereas the defense usually doesn't let up as much so your trade value could go down a lot late in the season.
27633
Is it a playoff league? If it is, you'll want him when he comes back. If it's a roto league, you might hold on to him for another week or so. I imagine he'll be back before too long.\n\nEDIT: It looks like he's back now. I hope you didn't drop him.
496197
all 4 of those guys have good value i wouldnt just give them away by dropping them, try a two for one if you really need to get rid of some guys.
529203
Perserve with him he will come good,that's a part in game most will opt for to drop,Bro stick with him ,he will rise to great heights with patience and a bit of luck...Cheers
170094
I think it's a good trade for you.  You don't need two 2B though.  Loretta should keep batting 2nd for Red Sox for a while, and with Poppy and Manny his behind him, he would be fine.\n\nBTW, Matsui would be the best OF of your team.  Why not get him?
520053
No. I am not going to do that. TEs are so inconsistent that you cannot trade a starting running back for a TE, unless their names are Gates or Gonzalez. I think what you should do is to see if you can counter them for something more, if you like your depth at RBs. Or like others said, free agents. Ben Watson should still be available. \n\nIf you accept you will lose too much, for a player who cannot get you consistent points anyway.
390425
You could use another WR and are deep at RB, but Branch has been erratic.  You would be losing out, slightly, but it does improve your team, instead of letting Addai rot away on your bench.  Also depends on how well your team is doing?  Do you need to make some moves?  If so gamble and pull the trigger.
451969
honestly most people that have a decent WR will not be looking to trade them out. you need to offer something really good. you have enough WR to go the distance so dont worry about it. KEEP YOUR TEAM
230411
Trade him. I don't know your needs but ill make a list of players u can get with L. Hernandez. \nSP:Javier Vazquez\nRP:Ryan Dempster\nC:Josh Willingham\n1B:Maybe Richie Sexson\n2B:Tough one, maybe 2, Robinson Cano and Tadohito Iguchi.\nSS: Maybe, just maybe Derek Jeter\n3B: Another tough one.I'm stumoed! sorry \nOF: Kevin Mench or Jermaine Dye\nhope this helps!!!
265388
I've been thinking about picking him up too but youre team is much better than mine. He should be thier for a while so I would wait and see how he does. if hes still doing this well D  Lee gets back then drop Broussard for Patterson.
441228
youd be pretty dumb not to take that trade. they are all starters in most leagues.
564145
Can you make trades?  You need to replace Ross at C.  You also need more OF power.  Maybe trade some of those 2b/3b?
218021
If you're desparate for someone at third, go for it, but chances are pretty good that there's someone else available. Wiggington has a little power. He hit 17 home runs in 2004 and 7 in 155 AB's last year. And he's entering the prime of his career. And it's Tampa Bay. They're not exactly overrun with talent. When Huff comes back they'll find a place to play Wiggington. So he'll probably get you some home runs and a few RBI since he's batting clean up. But he's not that talented of a ball player overall. His AVG will probably hurt you and he doesn't get on base enough to score runs, even if TB had anyone batting behind him to knock him in. He capable of 25 homers this year, but that probably doesn't make up for the rest of his drawbacks.