Who wins this Blockbuster trade?
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As surprising as it sound, I would go with LJ, Hasselbeck, and Branch and here's my reason why:\n\n1) Bulger has been great this season; MVP candidate to be in fact. However, I really don't like his durability because he has been injured in the past and I fear that injuries might hit him again, but as long as he stays healthy, he'll do fine. Ward is a great reciever and with Rothseliberger playing well again, Ward has been a recipeint of that success; but what if B-Roth slumps again? If that happens, then Ward is basically useless in the passing game. "Fast" Willie Parker is emerging as one of the best backs around, but he's not going to run 200 yards every game. The offense is built around the running game and that benefits Parker. However, without a solid veteran like Bettis to take some snaps away from him, Parker might be running out of gas if he doesn't get some rest during games. Plus, his small stature might hurt him if he gets hurt. Jacksonville defense has been exceptional again this year, but they don't put up much defensive points up like Baltimore or Chicago, even though Baltimore gives up more points than Jax. If they give high scores and don't do much on defense, then they might be in trouble if there all around defense doesn't show or if the offense doesn't click with Garrard in center. If the offense doesn't play well, then defense will get tired.\n\n2) LJ, next to LT, is the MVP in fantasy football. What makes LJ special is that he's in the system that allows him to put big numbers. No matter who they play or what condition is in, LJ will have a great game week by week, good or bad (Just look at what happen during the last few weeks of the season for LJ when he took over for Priest Holmes last season) and can carry a fantasy team to victory by himself. Hasselbeck is injured but he has enough faith by Mike Holmgren to play when he comes back. There is a reason why Seneca Wallace is the backup and that reason could put Hasselbeck during the stretch when it counts the most. Branch is benefiting from the emergence of D-Jax and Jeremey "I got kick on the balls" Stevens, so Branch should see single coverage from defense, which leads to more passes coming to him in the near future, with either Wallace or Hasselbeck on center. I don't need to tell you how great the Chicago defense has been this season.
42963
Artest is definitely gone.  I think the Golden State Warriors look like the front runners.  I think Baron Davis and Jason Richardson are off the table.  Troy Murphy and Pietrius have been mentioned as trade bait.
373834
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.
750665
Oh yeah, I think you ripped the guy off. Jones and Jackson have been consistent enough to start both at RB, and I would start the two over Green anyways. Cotchery is iffy, since it seems either him or Coles gets all the balls thrown their way. Roy Williams is going to be thrown to about 10+ times a game and will make the most of it. \n\nGood solid trade...are you a Lions fan?
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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
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If it wasn't for Tiki Barber I would say yes!  But with Tiki and Shockey, I just don't see it coming out for you.  Good luck though.  Wierder things have happened.  Talk about the bad luck, I actually traded to get Donovan McNabb last week.  SUCK!!
394017
The Packers, Raiders, and Jets are all looking to trade with the Saints for that #2 pick.  There are probably other teams involved too, but it will take 2 first round draft picks and at least one quality starter to move into that slot.
703311
Not knowing your other RBs... I would still probably do that trade in a heartbeat.\n\nFitz is not proven healthy.  This is his first game back.  Leinart isn't going to rip anyone for 300 yards and three TDs.  \n\nAddai is getting the rock more each week, and has a much better team around him.\n\nYour remaining WRs are mostly hurt, or waiver wire fodder, but it is better to have a strong core of RBs to carry the load for you.  \n\nYou might take a flyer on Tim Carter for the Giants.  He's a #2 now that Toomer is out.  Plus, Plax is hurt yet again...
915858
Here's 3 guaranteed picks:\n\nSan Fran +7 (Minnesota)\n\nNew England -2 (Indy)\n\nDallas -4 (Washington)
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Chris Ray is unproven. Closers change like the weather in New England. Beckett has a lot of upside and can be a great strikeout pitcher on a winning team. No way I trade him for Ray.
786150
get FOSTER (former UCLA grad) because his team is playing for playoffs which means he will be playing hard during FF playoffs. droughns and the browns will be done soon and then no help. make the trade
93329
Team 1 would be getting the better deal they are receiving a player at the top of the NBA who can put up double digit points every night and lead a team to the playoffs.
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1.Toronto- LaMarcus Aldridge\n2.Chicago- Tyrus Thomas\n3.Charlotte- Brandon Roy\n4.Portland- Adam Morrison\n5.Houston (from Atlanta)- Rudy Gay\n6.Minnesota- Andrea Bargnani\n7.Boston- Randy Foye\n8.Atlanta (from Houston)- Shelden Williams\n9.Golden State- Rodney Carney\n10.Seattle- Patrick O'Bryant\n\nwatch out for the Raptors to either trade the 1st pick to Indiana in some sort of package for Jermaine O'Neal. or for them to trade down to the 3 or 4 spot.
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A bargain.  Baltimore gets a guy who can win immediately.  Any proven player over a pick after the second round is a bargain.  Tennessee has ruined the future of the team because Billy Volek is a free agent and he will work hard this year to boost his value but be gone since he won't backup Young.  If Volek continues to perform as he has, when can you put in Young?  So Fisher is in a horrible position and this will be his final year with the team as they will have a mediocre year in a tough division, Volek will pass a ton and trick someone out of millions in free agency and you will end up with an undertrained, rushed Young who won't have much time to "go live" during the year as the team looks to remain competitive enough not to just throw in the rookies.   So you'll have Young starting in 2007 while woefully unprepared.  This move makes no sense to me.
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No brainer, looking at the divisions and up coming schedules the trade is a huge advantage to you. Owens is meshing well with Romo but expect him to draw the double coverage and leaving Glenn to some huge numbers as he is underrated. Gore definitely fills the gap for Portis especially in a weak defensive division. Mcnabb is a steal, he is well rounded and more consistent then Carr. Good Luck.
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Here is the question you should ask yourself. What player would you take with the second pick? What player would you expect to get with the 4th or 5th pick? There will be a little dropoff there, but it might be acceptable if it means trading the 15th pick for the 12th or 13th. I don't think I would do it myself, but there might be cases where this will work out pretty well.
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St. Louis should keep it. Draft American Jack Johnson (I think that's his name).\nHe'll be a good fit in there.\n\n\nI'd be surprised if Dan Cloutier isn't moved sometime soon\n\nAnd the draft starts at 6pm, not trade deadline ;)