Trade Longoria for Trout?

Started by rasto21585 , Feb 15 2013 01:22 AM

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#1 rasto21585

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Posted 15 February 2013 - 01:22 AM

In a h2h dynasty league, would u trade longoria and strasburg for trout and anibal?

14 team h2h keeper

pg stephen curry
sg Paul pierce
g kyle lowry
sf kevin durant
pf bismack biyombo
f andre igoudala
c amare staudamire
c javale mcgee
util nikola pekovic
util james johnson
bn jr smith
bn kenneth faried
bn luke ridnour

#2 Piotr

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Posted 15 February 2013 - 01:43 AM

You kinda buried the lead there. The exchange of Strasburg for Anibal Sanchez is a huge edge for the other side.

Much as I love Trout, I'd pass.

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#3 lassetjus

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Posted 15 February 2013 - 01:53 AM

I'd pass, too.

12-team H2H $$ Keeper League (4 Keepers From Round Taken, 3 Year Contract) (9th year in existence, 3-time Champion, 2-time Runner-Up)
Categories: 7 x 7 (R, HR, RBI, SB, AVG, OPS, K) x (W, K, ERA, WHIP, SV, HLD, QS)

C-Wilin Rosario
1B-Freddie Freeman
2B-Jose Altuve (16)
3B-Brett Lawrie (16)
SS-Jean Segura
LF-Starling Marte
CF-Lorenzo Cain
RF-Michael Morse
UTIL-Lance Berkman
Bench-Ike Davis
DL-Jose Reyes, Jason Heyward (10)

SP-Clayton Kershaw, Madison Bumgarner, James Shields, Gio Gonzalez (7), Alex Cobb, Jose Quintana
RP-Jonathan Papelbon, Bobby Parnell, Greg Holland, Trevor Rosenthal, Ryan Cook, Brian Matusz
DL-Brandon Beachy

#4 uspsjeter2

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Posted 15 February 2013 - 05:28 AM

NO. Longo with health still has the talent to jump back into the 1st round, and he's the most talented player at a weak position. Strasburg has ridiculous upside and is clearly more desirable than Anibal. PASS.

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