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Keep Jj As A Brewer Or Die!!!!!!! -
08-14-2008, 12:10 PM
FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal reports the Milwaukee Brewers could trade SS J.J. Hardy in the offseason if they feel Double-A SS Alcides Escobar is ready.
Re: Keep Jj As A Brewer Or Die!!!!!!! -
08-14-2008, 06:02 PM
****ING BULLSHIT! JJ IS THE MAN FOR SHORTSTOP!!! dont even ****ing dare melvin and yost!
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Re: Keep Jj As A Brewer Or Die!!!!!!! -
08-15-2008, 03:20 PM
why do u throw away a guy who is playing excellently! knowing yost he'll probobly GIVE him away for some throw away prospects
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Re: Keep Jj As A Brewer Or Die!!!!!!! -
08-15-2008, 04:57 PM
There's only one surefire way to find out for sure.
It's a simple matter of whether or not they want to take the risk.
It could work out well for them in the end if he pans out and the return they get for JJ is good as well.
Of course, it can go the complete opposite.
Basically, to summarize,
Best case scenario of trading him is better than holding on to him.
Worst case scenario of trading him is worse than holding on to him.
You can make an argument that you'd rather stick with the "sure thing" but if they play their cards right and Escobar is any good (doesn't even have to be better than JJ, just good) then they'd be in better shape than they are holding onto JJ.
I'm simply saying it's not like they'd just be giving him away to the lowest bidder and for no apparent reason.
Re: Keep Jj As A Brewer Or Die!!!!!!! -
08-15-2008, 05:28 PM
Originally Posted by HollywoodLeo
There's only one surefire way to find out for sure.
It's a simple matter of whether or not they want to take the risk.
It could work out well for them in the end if he pans out and the return they get for JJ is good as well.
Of course, it can go the complete opposite.
Basically, to summarize,
Best case scenario of trading him is better than holding on to him.
Worst case scenario of trading him is worse than holding on to him.
You can make an argument that you'd rather stick with the "sure thing" but if they play their cards right and Escobar is any good (doesn't even have to be better than JJ, just good) then they'd be in better shape than they are holding onto JJ.
I'm simply saying it's not like they'd just be giving him away to the lowest bidder and for no apparent reason.
The same thing coule happen if they trade Escobar and keep the popular Hardy.
Re: Keep Jj As A Brewer Or Die!!!!!!! -
08-16-2008, 11:13 AM
i agree with C8 on this one. have te brewers ever heard of "only fix it if it's broken" and right know the brewers are fine! we don't need to make changes....however we may need to make some changes in the offsseason if we dont make the playoffs this year. But yeah, trade escobar! hardy would fetch more, alex rodriguez would fetch more! dosn't meen u have to trade him!
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