is richie sexson for hideki matsui a good trade?
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Richie Sexson is so one-dimensional; you get power (HRs and RBIs), but not much else.  He also strikes out a lot.  Matsui is a good all around ball player.  He will hit for a decent average and he produces in the clutch which means RBIs.  I guess take a look at your team and see what categories you will need the most.  One more thing, Sexson has been prone to injury; Matsui plays everyday.
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He is not as good as before, we all agree with that.  Mets can give him enough wins this year, but he is not (never) a strikeout guy, and his last three year WHIP is a little bit high.  Depends on your team, he might or might not be valuable to you.\n\nHe is in FA in three of my fantasy leagues, maybe in yours too.  People are still concerned about him.  If he is in FA, you can pick him up, and try to sell him high for some reliable players.  Don't trade for him though.
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well, Gordon and Suzuki are no where close to Lackey and Cordero, and since you said you have 4 outfielders, I guess you are set. You are gonna hurt a lil in AVG and Hits, but if Ichiro has another off year lik '05, you'll end up looking like a very smart man. Gordon is nothin but a set-up man. If your league counts Holds as a category then he's fine, but other than that K/9 and ERA is about it.... You come off on top.
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1.Uggla\n2. Colon will be back soon, and Matsui is out for season. not sure about the other 2\n3. It depends on how your other starting pitchers are doing. (I personally would keep him).\n4. No do not worry about 2ND base at all\n5. I have the same issue-If you look at the other catchers he is a little above average and he will get better.\n6. except for your relievers very good\n7. You said hitting team so batting average very good, runs also are very good, good RBI.You have a lot of speed but you are not likely to win Home Runs.
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Any Move they make will be for pitching. Bullpen or starting pitching. Zito is possible, i guess, tho if he wants as much as theyre saying he wants i say screw him. Ted Lilly maybe. Jeff Suppan was supposedly in the mix, as is Gil Meche. I get the feeling the Yankees are starting to realize that they dont need to buy every highpriced freeagent on market to win. They need to fill 2 spots in their rotation, so the pool is Barry Zito/Gil Meche/Jeff Suppan/Ted Lilly/Randy Wolf/Philip Hughes (the yankees top rated starting pitching prospect who is ready for Majors now)/JAson Schmidt (who is out there, but i dont think the yankees want anything to do with him)... out of that group to fill 2 spots in rotation.
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In short, no. \n\nIf they trade him now they will see minimal returns on a trade. They are dealing from a weak position. Should Nolan Schaefer get a shot? Yes. \n\nNabokov should be given a chance to rest, start Nolan for a couple of games and then get him back in there. I believe he will be able to snap out of this funk, but trading him now would be the absolute worst time for them to trade him in terms of what they could get in return.
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If i were you, i would definitely pull the trade.\n\nColon: hasnt pitched much, and when he has, he has struggled. All the time he has spent on the DL really impacts his value.\n\nBonds: overhyped.\n\nIsringhausen: decent closer, not the best as he will blow a save here and there, but plays for the cards. Tons of opportunites there.\n\nMcCann and Crawford: both very good players for their position. Crawford's main attraction is his steals though, not much for power.
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Out of that bunch, you may be best served trading Randy Johnson and Ryan Dempster. You have two strikeout guys in Santana and Kazmir and occasionally a third with Buehrle. \n\nGetting a taker for Johnson should be easy, look for a younger starter like SF's Noah Lowry, or Anaheim's John Lackey or Washington's John Patterson. I know Patterson is injured now and won't be back for another two weeks, but he looks like a keeper.\n\nIf you package Chipper and maybe Beltran for a superstar outfielder, that may also work.
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DONT DO IT and ill tell u why ,scot shields is one of the top relievers in the game look at his ERA and he appers very often for the angels Greg maddux is on a bad team which explains his huge slump he started off 5-0 then 1-5 that adds up to a medeocure pitcher and u alredy have one medeocure pitcher in Aaron cook casey jansen is a decent reliever but u alredy got a better one in shields whatever u do do not get rid of fernando rodney hes on a good team and will get in crucial games more because hes reliable and has proven himself therefore he will get more chances to pitch Aaron sele just overall sucks he hasnt done anything in a long time all the guys ur getting are terrible everyone ur giving are way way better and have proven themselves u would be a idiot to make that trade
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There will be a big push to sign Soriano; could either replace Valentin at 2nd or Floyd in left.  Not too many quality 2nd baseman on the FA market - Loretta or Ray Durham may be a 2nd/3rd choice.\n\nMets could go after any number of outfielders to replace Floyd in left.  I like Gary Matthews Jr for his defense and breakout offensive year and/or hone Chavez to be an everyday player.  I think Milledge will be dangled in a trade for a front-line pitcher - Glavine might be headed back to Atlanta for his 300th win.  Heilman may be on his way out also.  \n\nZito is a proven winner and might be worth the gamble, all depends on how well the shoulder surgery went.  I like Brad Radke, Twins, Jeff Suppan, Cards, and Eaton and Padilla of the Rangers.  Mets need to work on a healthier rotation in 2007.  The rest of the position players are pretty well set - not sure about Shawn Green in rightfield.\n\nJust don't understand Billy Wagner's performance in the playoffs!?  It seemed like he was throwing 400 ft softballs.
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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.
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A healthy Gagne, another quality set-up man and for God's sake, quit with the interleague games!!!\n\nSeriously, it looks like Coletti has made another move to shore up the starting rotation, trading Jae Seo and Dioner Navarro to the Devil Rays for Mark Hendrickson and Toby Hall. Brett Tomko went on the 15 day DL as well, so I think Ned's dealing days aren't over yet...
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Jump on this trade ASAP. Corey Patterson is a dog; look at his OBP for his career and you'll see. Liriano is a good prospect, but pitching prosects usually need 3 years to develop. Hermida is the real deal and should be a contender for NL rookie of the year. Estes is a borderline fantasy player.
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Wilkerson for Sexson? I say take Wilkerson for now. Brad is doing much better than richie as of the moment in almost all stats, and has a much more favourable park to hit in. However, Wilkerson is a free swinger and can strike out a lot sometimes so be wary of that.\n\nChacin, Chacon and Garland: Jekyll and Hyde type of pitcher. Will give the very good start here and there, but could completely collapse the next start. Big risks to take. \n\nSele: Could be worth taking. \n\nDempster: although he is a closer, i say leave him on the wire. He plays for the Cubs and the Cubs arent winning much at all. Hard to get saves if the team cant win.\n\nWigginton: with Cantu coming back, Wigginton may soon find himself on the bench. So i say leave him now, and see what happens.
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Can you make trades?  You need to replace Ross at C.  You also need more OF power.  Maybe trade some of those 2b/3b?
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Not a good trade. Uggla is not proven like Figgins is. Try for Utley if you need 2B.
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Weaver will get called up soon, I think.  But Uggla has a bad hamstring is isn't playing much now. Soriano is kinda cold right now but he is worth a lot.  I would trade Berkman before I would trade Soriano.  Soriano will probably be on the Mets or Yankees pretty soon. His numbers will get even better, and his value.  Houston is struggling right now.  Check on Uggla before buying. Check out a pitcher like Miner of Detroit. He's a rookie that you could get cheap. He is putting up great numbers too.  Good Luck!