In a 10 team head to head points league would you trade A. Dunn and N. Robertson for D. Willis and M. Ordonez?
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OFFENSE: A. Dunn >>> Ordonez. Much better all-around player, power, contact, etc. Dunn is a constant player who puts up 40HR 100 RBIs year after year. Ordonez doesnt play everyday, and is EXTREMELY injury prone. He has not even played more than half a season in the last two years.\n\nPITCHING: D. Willis > Robertson. Willis is a very talented pitcher, but has yet to show that this year. With the decreased payroll, it also makes it harder on him. He may get the K's but not the wins. Robertson is an average pitcher.\n\nFINAL: NO! Giving up way too much offense, essentially just for Willis. Your rotation is decent enough as it is.
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GREAT OFFENSE!!!!!!!! I'd drop Brandon Lyon and add Derrick Turnbow.I'd also consider droping M. Prior and picking up P. Burrell because C. Patterson might just stop producing at one time and your OF position is doomed. \nOffense: 10/10\nPitching: 8/10\n\nOVERALL: 9/10
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I think you may need steals on this team.  Your pretty much set at 3 pt FG's.  Also, if there is any player that you may trade at this point in the season, I would look at Hill and Eddy Curry.  Hill has a propensity for getting injured (I know because he has burned me in my fantasy teams in the past) and Curry who is capable to getting 10 rebounds one night and 2 rebounds the next.
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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.
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Players to drop: Ausmus, Rodriguez (look for a 5era when all is said and done, last night for example), Tomko, why do people love this guy he is pathetic. You have hardly any speed, and one closer. That's 20% of all stats you are throwing out, so you start each week unless someone goes off 0-2. I like most of your pitchers, I would pick up at least 2 more SP, you have way too many roster spots for offense. 5 guys on bench, I could see 2 maybe 3, but I would much rather have 3 more starter/closers. I hope you are not playing Phillips over Kent right now.You need speed plug Roberts in for Dye, Dye rests as much as Bonds now. Trade too much good talent wasting away on bench, trade Tracy, Hawpe for some pitching, they are not doing you any good on the pine.
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first of all c cordero is the closer for the nats, try and trade hallady and h lune for a good 2b like soriano, also trade shelton and atkins for a good 3b and put nomar at 1st once you trade chelton dont drop nomar
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Tough choice, Rick. I actually think out of all that, I would bench Granderson. It seems kind of strange to have two SB threats like Roberts and Pods, but you have to go with the hot players. You do lose a bit in the power department, but you'll gain in runs scored, BA, and obviously SBs.\n\n--Brian
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The mets have a very good chance of winning the world series considering Albert Pujous is injured and no other NL team thus far have proven themselves worthy. The mets only concern right now is pitching.They have an old pitching rotation and they might break down as the season wears on.\n\nP.S. They should trade for the D-Willis
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Yes!  You get two good players for one good player.  It will help your team's overall stats.  Sure, D.Howard gives you a lot of rebounds and some blocks but his FT is horrible.  On the other hand, Mike Bibby's FG isn't good either but he is a good source for minutes, points, assists, steals, and 3 points made!  While Bogut will make up (to some extent) the blocks and rebounds you will lose if you trade Howard.\n\nGood Luck, I hope that his helps.
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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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wow thats tough. those three guys are pretty good. but u dont need mike bibby just nowitzki. ford and davis and bibby have been good but im not sure if nowitzki have been playing as good as he usually has. i wouldnt trade, its fair but not tooo fair for me. i mean u could get better offers with those 3.
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Very good team, good enough to clinch top 3 seeds in playoff.\n\nYour team kind of lacks speed and runs.  You might want to trade Kevin Mench.  I know how good he is, but he is batting sixth.  Get someone batting first or second to get you some SBs and Rs.
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so how 'bout cc tonight?  (i have him too.)\n\nbenitez is out, dude... fernando rodney (det) might get some save while todd jones is hurt... love cantu, if you win he'll be a bigger part of your success than beltre or konerko will... think you might need a bit more outfield speed if stolen bases is a category, someone like aaron rowand or luis matos available? womack and hunter may be enough to carry you... i'm high on ervin santana too, in 2007...beckett will be huge... drop matheny get johjima (sea) or willingham (fla) as a backup catcher... looks like a winner overall!
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if ur trading AWAY gordon and Howard, and GETTING okur and bibby, then do it. if vice versa, then don't do it. Okur is doing 18.3pts, 8.8rbs, shooting 50% from field and 3, while committing below 2 to's a game. If u r talking about juwan howard or josh howard, either way they r not doing good this year. juwan is not playing much, and josh is injured. Bibby doing 16.8pts, 4.2rbs, 6.8ast, and gets 1.6 steals.
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I'd do it - not because i like mike Maroth, but because i don't like Coffey.  Kent Merker is in the mix to mess things up as well.\n\nEven in the deepest of leagues you should be able to find holds
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As long as you have a strong players to fill in your C positions this season I would definitely take this trade.  \n\nI am pretty sure poster is referring to Rafer Alston based upon his statement about "a game with 14" assists. Alston had a 12 AST game Saturday against Dallas. Felton has maxed out at 8 I believe.\n\nIn my opinion, Curry isn't going to do any better than he has so far, and likely will do worse. He's realy a one category player: Points. He doesn't rebound as much as you would like. He's gotten around 8 a game this season but that is not typical. His contribution in peripherals is not overwhelming either. Furthermore, Channing Frye is underperforming for NY right now. Once Frye comes around, which will happen, I predict Curry's value takes a hit. I could be wrong on this, it's not an exact science, but I'm also fairly sure there are some Cs on your waiver wire right now who will pan out better than Curry for the season.\n\nAs for Alston, he's in a great position for assists. He averaged just under 7 for last year and I think it's entirely reasonable for him to hover right around 7 a game this season as well. He's at best the fourth scoring option on Houston, but with T-Mac, Yao, and Battier around him he will have plenty of opportunities to dish out assists. Plus what really sets him apart are the peripherals. He's a 1.5+ steal per game guy easy and the same with 3PTM (he's outperforming these averages so far this season).\n\nIf someone will actually do this trade, you MUST go for it. It is clearly in your favor!
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Based on your team now I would jump at that deal. Nowitzki is a top 5 fantasy player and you should be able to pick up respectable backups on the free agent wire to fill the 2 spots you will leave open. Nowwitzki, Pierce and Howard as your starting forwards with Okur at center gives you easily the best front line in your league and I think keeping your #1 ranking is more likely if you make the deal. \n\n Good luck!