Is this a fair trade... I am getting Dunn, Crumpler and Hasselbeck for Bush,L.Coles,Rivers & Leon Washington?
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you're definitely taking a hit at WR, but more than making up for it by getting Dunn. \nThere's really no reason to be excited about Hasslebeck, you have Brady. \nYou're shoring up your TE position with a solid top tier guy. nice.\nI'd say make the trade.
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C is OK, could do better .\n1B Solid \n2b Solid\n3b is OK but look for a Free agent like E. Encarnación \n(Cin - 3B) or R. Zimmerman (Was - 3B)\nSS use Tejada to trade for OF help ONLY if you could pick up the following FA's H. Ramírez (Fla - SS) or J. Hardy (Mil - SS) or O. Cabrera (LAA - SS) \nOF the only one that is a keeper is J Dye, T hunter is at best a UTL.Drop Edmonds.\n\nSP are solid with Beckett and Martinez, glavine is OK but not great.Get rid off of Sosa and Cotts. Put Sabathia in the DL. Keep for now Weathers and Turnbow.\n\nBench keep Wilkerson drop liberthal and womack.\n\nLook for the following closers in Free agent pool:\nFLA- RP M Herges, J. Papelbon (Bos - SP,RP), T. Worrell (SF - RP), F. Rodney (Det - RP),D. Báez (LAD - RP)he's the new closer as Gagne is out for a while.\n\nLook for the following player to help your OVERALL team: \nC. Shelton (Det - 1B),J. Willingham (Fla - C), J. Barfield \n(SD - 2B), E. Loaiza (Oak - SP),J. Suppan (StL - SP),K. Greene (SD - SS), P. Wilson (Hou - OF),J. Burnitz (Pit - OF),R. Ibañez (Sea - OF).\n\nHere's what other owner got for TEJADA on an ONE-4-ONE deal:\nM. Tejada (Bal - SS) for Mi. Cabrera (Fla - 3B,OF) \nM. Tejada (Bal - SS) for G. Sheffield (NYY - OF) \nM. Tejada (Bal - SS) for J. Pierre (ChC - OF) \nM. Tejada (Bal - SS) for A. Ramírez (ChC - 3B)\n\nif not try to package Tejada and Beltre or Tejada, Beltre, and Glavine.\n Hope this helps.
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Dunn is great for HR's and RBI's, but he will kill your average along with no steals.\nWhile Dunn has 6 HR's and 11 RBI's in June, he only has 12 hits 21 K's.\nUnless he can snap out of this Rob Deer, Cecil Fielderesque homerun-or-nothing slump, I would look for another hitter.\nI would still look to trade Patterson though, as he hasn't done much since that streak of 9 straight games with a steal.
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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.
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i believe you should trade because with the coming back of matt hasselbeck look for deion branch to become even more of a factor in the passing game. With donovan mcnabb out brian westbrook will be getting the majority of the touches for the eagles which also makes sense. Trent Green is kind of iffy and i don't really like what he is doing so far but i believe that deion and westbrook will make up for it. Eli has been struggling lately, however plax is dominant with or without eli. Henry has not been too successful this season which puts the iceing on the cake to make the trade.
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Dear Pressured in US,\n\nThat's a must accept, especially in a league with 10 or more managers and deep benches.\n\nJohnson and Alexander are both tier one RB's, the best their are... you're receiving Johnson + two other good players.\n\nBut you can also reject the trade, depending on who you would have to drop.  The players you're dropping just hypothetically add them to the trade, then decide if that's fair.
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The counter offer, Ortiz for Halladay is good. However, try Thome for Pedro. If either one of those trades don't work, then DO NOT accept the current trade: Ortiz and Thome for Halladay and Pedro.\nThen again, why am I saying that. I have both Halladay and Santana on my team.
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Yes, you can slot in Colston easily for your TE spot...no brainer. He leads the NFL in recieving...and although it may have looked like a fluke the first quarter of the season he keeps producing. Also, you have stallworth back and healthy so you should have three productive recievers still. Plus, I dont like lienart and fitz just came back...I see it as a bit of a steal for you. Your defenses are sub par but the rest of your team is well rounded...might as well improve where you have the biggest weakness.
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If I were you, I would trade Garrett Atkins and Jermaine Dye for a better 3b, because Dye is playing rele well right now and he won't keep it up, and Atkins is a nobody.\n\nDrop Chin Ming Ding Wing Fing Ling cos he friggen sux...there's gotta be a hot pitcher out there on free agency that you could pick up, especially if ur league scores holds as a category. I just picked up T. Coffey from the Reds and he has an outstanding ERA and 5 holds already.\n\nYour team is good enough to make the playoffs, but you need to make a few moves to win the league.
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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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Tough call.  You have 3 guys there that are about the same value/level (excluding Moss).  It's a coin toss, but I would play Cotchery.
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I'd trade T. Hunter and C. Floyd for a premier colser. Maybe J. Isringhausen, B. Jenks, or M. Rivera or maybe even J. Papelbon or F. Rodriguez.\nDon't take the trade. C. Floyd is very good trade bait. While R. Cano isn't that good of trade bait. Look for J. Borowski(Flo-RP), S. Camp(TB-RP) he's goin to take over the closing job in TB cuz T. Walker is on the DL. I'd would alos look into trading J. WEstbrook or T. Armas for T. Hoffman or M. Gonzalez, closers that don't get that much oppurtunities but will give u a save here and there.\nAnd that Japenese guy for the Dodgers. He's good.
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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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It's kinda tough to trade these guys right now. If it were up to me, I would have to pull the trigger immediately before things goes worse for these guys. Some players that you get right now out of these two could be Reggie Bush, Dunn, W. Parker, Droughns, McGahee. You can also try for Manning (Eli, not Peyton), S. Moss, Chambers, Brady, Palmer. These are my suggestions, but if you want to trade Benson and McAllister for some good players, you gotta do it fast and do it now while there still time.
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Horrible Trade, Please dont be fooled by the names that are involved. Shaq is hurt and he's going to play hurt all season as you see he has already missed 3 games  and Charlie this is a breakout season for him no doubt but once Bobby Simmons gets back in the swing of things Charile numbers and ticks will go right down the drain. He wasn't that big of a force in Toronto but he had potential so please don't expect his numbers to look as the do once  Simmons is off the IR. \n\nRashard Lewis is yor bread and butter as far as 3 pointers and rebounds goes, I wouldn't trade him unless i knew for sure I was getting someone of EQUAL value for him and there's not too many players that is going to match his 3 points numbers during the course of the season, and Caron Butler is going to be a stud this year no doubt . being ith a young Wizards team with a west coast type offense is made for his style of play. \n\nNO on that trade, and let whoever it was that tried to tempt you with big names keep his big busters.\n\nCheck my hardware i know what i'm talking about
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It's an OK trade if you're desperate for WR help at this point, but there's usually plenty of help on the waiver wire at the WR position.. Is Eddie Kennison or Mike Furry available?  What about Doug Gabriel, Chris Henry or even Matt Jones?  Branch is good, but he's not the #1 option in Seattle...\n\nI'd rather have Betts in case either of your startings RBs gets injured and misses a week or two down the stretch in order to be healthy for the playoffs, or Gore gets a nightmare matchup like Pittsburgh or Chicago.
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Jake Plummer just had Javon Walker added to his arsenal of WRs and Trent Green will have Larry Johnson and Tony Gonzalez to work with.  Mark Brunell may still be able to throw the ball, but he is getting to where Jason Campbell will be close to or ready to take the reins for the Redskins.  Hold on to both QBs and do not worry about Brunell.  \n\nAs for your RBs, Bush will end up splitting more time in the backfield with either McAllister or Bennett while Johnson and Jones have a more solidifed grasp at the starting job for their team.  Use Bush as trade bait, but don't be too surprised if there is not too much offered for his services.