If you were the manager of the New York Mets would you trade David Wright for Dontrelle Willis?
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Highly Unlikely Trade\n\nI like this trade, it would benefit both teams. But I don't see it happening. Sure the Marlins could use Wright's bat and glove, and the Mets can use another great starter, but I don't see this trade going down.\n\nMy opinion: The Marlins would have give up a little more than just Willis. Maybe like a few prospects possibly like Willingham. The Marlins seem to have a stock-pile of Prospects.\n\nIt's not a bad trade though.\n\nIf I had David Wright on my team and he wanted out, I want alot in return. He kinda reminds me of a younger, right-handed version of Robin Ventura.\n\nWillis is a start, but I'd still want alittle more.\n\nIt would be a great 1-2 punch with Pedro Martinez and Dontrelle Willis.
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Kieran! I am proud to report the rumors are...true! Dontrelle and Dan, the fearsome duo, perform a pregame ritual on days Dontrelle hurls! Miguel Cabrera was the lucky recipient of the orgy this Saturday, while Reggie Abercrombie did the dirty work Dontrelle's last start. Next up -- Randy Messenger
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David Wright.  Pujols is on the juice, so his stats are suspicious.
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I would take GROSSMAN
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hey there sweetheart. i think what you gotta do is drop javier lopez because not only is he injury plagued but also he has little to no trade value. You should look on your waivers for Brian McCann, Atlanta Braves or Russell Martin, Dodgers. McCann is very consistent but if the Dodgers stick with Martin even after Navarro comes back, he is gold. \n\nYou should try and trade Willis only if you get another star pitcher in return, if you cannot do this, then keep him on your bench until he shows signs of success. Willis will be traded away to another team so this will only boost his value soon. Bonds is just not a great fantasy player unless you count walks. he also has low trade value so youre gonna have to replace him with someone on waivers. As for colon, trade him already, for anything that is decent. I thought i told you to get rid of him. the angels suck.\nIts also time to stop the marshall project. I dropped him after todays terrible performance. Once Wood, Prior and Wade Miller are back hes not going to stay unless he pitches good from now on.
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I'd take the second one.  Some decent power there with Dawson, Cepeda, and Killebrew, while the first group is more contact hitters for average.  Starting pitching not quite as good as the first group, but still with Marichal, Niekro, and Feller, a decent staff.  No real reliever though.
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Well, to start, they really need to get rid of Ponson.  There's nothing worse than a bad attitude combined with lack of talent.  I would have to agree that they should try and make a run at Dontrelle Willis, because if the Marlins are given a good enough offer, they'll trade him off in a heartbeat.\n\nAnd they really, desperately need to get rid of Jason Isringhausen and get themselves a pitcher who can handle the closer role.  I know he's leading the league in saves or is really close to it, but it's painful to hear about how many times he's nearly blown it.
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Absolutely YES. You've got Beltran - who needs another center fielder?  And Zito is under 30 and would be reunited with the pitching coach he had when he won the Cy Young.  It's a no-brainer.
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I would like to see them sign Greg Maddux to add to the staff.  He\nworks hard and rarely gets hurt would be very dependable.
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If EL duque works out,don't expect the Mets to keep making trades. They want to keep their farm system intact and getting a quality pitcher at this time will be costly.
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Well, I hope so(I am a Mets fan, but live in Atlanta) but I don't think they are ready with the pitching staff they have now, but to make the playoffs they will have to win their division. The player who I hope will contribute the most is David Wright. But if they win I would let any of them be the main contributor.
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9.5\ndrop byrnes and try to get rios, holliday, or blake!
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I would save Al Bundy. I'm not a huge fan of Gacy Coleman. \n\nThanks for asking.
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the yankees are in the AL east. i will pick the mets because the braves as of right now dont even have an OK bullpen and they dont have leo mazzoneo. so i think their bullpen will stop them from winning another nl east title. while the mets, they filled their 2 main holes, their closer and and their 1st baseman. brandon looper just couldn't get lefties out and was not the best in getting righties either. while billy wagner can get everybody out. then they got carlos delgado instead of doug m., and carlos can hit .300BA+, 28HR+, and 100RBI+ every year. so they are really good right now unless something like pedro martinez and carlos delgado get injuried and are out for the whole year happens.
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Look at the insane contracts teams are shelling out for relievers this offseason. Denys Baez got $19 million over 3 years from the Orioles. Jamie Walker got $5 million per year. That's absurd. Sure the Mets have plenty of cash to pony up, but why throw it away? As far as SPs, look at Vicente Padilla asking $10 million a year. \n\nLook for the Mets to fill pitching needs through trades as the offseason progresses. They may pick up a free agent starter or reliever, but I expect it will be a second tier guy with some upside, maybe Jason Marquis or Tony Armas. Those guys can eat innings and, with a little improvement that a change in venue often creates, they could have similar numbers to someone like Vicente Padilla for less than half the price.\n\nI don't think the Marlins will let Dontrelle go. They have said uncategorically that they will not, but I guess some don't believe it. Right now it looks like the Marlins have a legit shot at a wild card next year. If they were to let Willis go, I don't see it happening until after mid-season and only if they aren't in the hunt.\n\nGlavine is still about a 50/50 possibility to return. They've locked up Orlando Hernandez. Of course, you've got Pedro. John Maine is a legit number 3. If Victor Zambrano is healthy, he's a nice back of the rotation guy (though he's sure no Scott Kazmir! Ouch). Philip Humber and Mike Pelfrey have the potential to be in the rotation next season and could put up nice numbers. If (and it's a big if, I grant you) Oliver Perez returns to form you could have a borderline ace on your hands. And you've got your second tier young guys like Bannister and Soler who could easily fill a role.\n\nIn short, yes the Mets need to pick up another starter if they want to win the East. But I don't think the situation is so desperate that they need to shell out ridiculous cash this early in the signing period. Wait it out.
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Yes a few. First thing you do, put david Wright in for Glaus, don't know why you haven't already. Next, put bay in for Gomes or Ichiro, you're call. Next, you want to trade away Glaus Swisher and Gomes or Ichiro For some pitching and a hitter in return. You're hitting is great but you're pitching needs work, so you should trade right now. You're elivers are getting you no where so get someone good. But the team looks good really
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I'm a Mets fan. Huge actually. I've voted many for the whole Mets lineup on MLB.com. I want as many people representing New York, the National League, and the MLB from the best team in baseball right now. Mets are going to win it all baby with their many All-Stars!