wow a awesome trade but should i accept it (fantasy baseball)?
493551
i don't like the trade.\nshelton might just slow down.\na-rod is having a so so year.\nbeckett is pitching well. you don't know when one of your starting pitchers will go on the DL.\ntejada will have a good season again. there is not that many quality shortstops out there.
412685
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.
330808
Smoltz is the only one you can condider, or you should ask for better offer.  Even Derrek Lee would be out for 6-8 weeks, but that's a simple injury (not like Prior's and Wood's) and Derek Lee has a reputation to be tough (never been to DL before).  That's someone you can trust.  What if you trade for someone and he goes to DL as well?  Now you can't even Lee back!\n\nAnd the most important thing is, you can pick another 1B from FA and have close number to Lee's.  Like Todd Walker (He will be eligible for 1B soon), or even Xavier Nady, Ben Broussard.
426444
I would not make this trade... Papelbon is at his height right now... Remember, you want to trade when a player is down and you know he can come up... Papelbon has no where to go but down...and remember, HE IS A ROOKIE!!! I'd take a very cautious look at Nomar since he's no guarantee to play the entire season... \n\nPersonally, I would not make this trade... I would not want to give up the runs and steals from Reyes (he's on a team with bashers behind him) for saves from a rookie... especially before he's had a chance to face the Yankees in a pressure situation... It could take one blown save to destroy his confidence!!! or maybe not but I don't think I would take that chance and the chance of a healthy Nomar for an entire season... would you???\n\nI'd see if he'd make the trade with Furcal... but not Reyes...
436311
well lets think about it u win when u get ponson for johnson but not by far swisher for mora id say its a tie only because swisher is selling high because hes on fire id take the trade if u have a decent backup at third if not look on the waivers for a guy if u find one u like click that accept button immediatly
247601
If you havent picked up Justin Verlander (Detroit) I suggest you do. He's a young and talented fireballer. I have him on my team, and I aint gonna give him up for nothing.
380336
Normally the goal of the trade is to get the best player, and in this case arod is the best player in the deal.  However, you are giving up an underrated pitcher in patterson who could be a top 20 pitcher this year and who will be better than santana.  U also give up a third round preseason pick in ramirez and damon, who went around the sixth round.  Disregard weathers who is no better than a soriano who u could get on waivers, and I think u r giving up too much.  Drop patterson  from the deal and I think its fair.
538301
I'd make A-Rod your 3rd baseman and D. Wright your Util. Trade Chavez for a player u need. That's wat i did. I had J. Thome, D. Ortiz, and C. Delgado. So i traded delgado for wagner, willis, and francouer.
466078
great trade for you...your getting 3 quality guys for one quality guy.  Your messing up his team threfore you have a better chance of winning your league.  He has to find another third basemen and an OF.  Third base is a hard postition to get a good player especially of Blalock's caliber.
346678
Pretty good.  I say 8 out of 10.  I don't know what's your league settings but you guys seems ot play a lot of players.\n\nYou might want to get a better SS if you have someone to trade out.\n\nYour SPs could be a problem, basically, they don't draw wins.  Seattle and Nationals are bad.  Liriano is not starting and Twins are bad this year too.  I can see that you are focusing on SV, ERA and WHIP, but there is always a good chance the ERA and WHIP will burst with few pitching innings.  Just be careful.
385316
It's doable, depends on your preference.  HOWEVER, you might have to drop one player because of the roster size.  In that case, it makes the trade unacceptable.  \n\nWhy?  There is no chance Chris Shelton could hit .400 and 100 HR (as this pace).  If he hits .310 and 30 HR this year, that means from now on he will only have .285 AVG and 20 HR.  That's not good fantasy stats.  If you do this trade, you end up get a worse pitcher and a so-so hitter, but you still have to drop someone.  Not a good deal.
1109935
I would pull the trigger...You are giving up a lot, so I may try to get the guy to give you one more player (maybe a young guy with a lot of updside).  But even if he wouldn't, I'd still do it.  I've been very successful in fantasy sports by packaging 2 or 3 good players for 1 great player, and trying to assemble 2 or 3 first round caliber players.
358940
I disagree if anything you can afford to trade speed.  Weeks, Granderson and Sizemore are all SB threats.  You could move one for some power, or drop Wilson for a more productive OF. Maybe trade Howard for a more experienced bat as well. I love your pitching.  Don't think I'd drop anybody when Liriano finally moves into rotation.
905936
I wouldn't panic just yet. Pretty early in the season unless you are not playing head to head. Might try dangling them to other owners but a lot of people won't be apt to trade this early. But there are people out there that give up on players as soon as they have a bad week or two so you might be able to get a slow starter for em. Personally I would just ride it out for a week or two more.
512631
You do have a stacked team, but what I would do is offer Randy  Johnson and someone like Figgings for Berkman, Delgadoor someone that can get you both homers and RBI'S. Don't listen to anyone who sais you need pitching. You DONT! You have a great team I dont get why you would need homers and RBI's.
315297
Let me get it straight, u gave:\nAlex Rodriguez, Paul Konerko, Marcus Giles, and Jorge Posada.\nU got:\nAlbert Pujols, Chone Figgins, and Brad Lidge.\nFirst of all, u should of given away Ramon Hernandez while he's hot and kept Posada. Then Pujols is worth A-Rod.Konerko, Giles, and Posada r a little bit better than Figgins and Lidge but considering u desperatly needed a closer, the trade for u was Good, nit very good, not great but good. at least not as terrible as everyone else said.
1091142
I would make that trade in less time than it takes to type this post. Ensberg has a huge bat with alot of protection in the Astros lineup, so he will see better pitches to hit. If Sizemore gets hot, he will be pitched around.