[討論] Yankees 2009 Trade Deadline Preview

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Yankees 2009 Trade Deadline Preview

by Kris Pollina on Tuesday, July 14, 2009 5:50 pm EDT | Permanent Link
And here we are again. The New York Yankees stumble into the All Star Break
with the bitter taste of sweep lingering on their tongues, and the distance
between them and the AL East leading Red Sox now stretched out to 3. And as
customary for this team since the turn of the century, the Yankees are
confronted with the pressing quandary of whether to trade for a hired gun or
stockpile young blood.

The last week has made the choice easy. The Yankees management shouldn’t
even think about kissing their wives good morning, pouring coffee, or even
bathing, really, until they act swiftly on the pitching market and abandon
their practice of building their roster as if it were a fantasy lineup.

The guy in my own fantasy league who’s held onto the first place spot since
Week 1? An average baseball enthusiastic wouldn’t have heard of half his
team. He didn’t go for the big names like everyone else. He went for the
enduring talent. It would behoove the Yanks to follow suit.

Despite a rosy pre-season outlook, injuries and unanticipated rebounding
struggles have the Yankees’ hurlers mired in a haphazard musical chairs game
of pitching roles. Alfredo Aceves, Phil Hughes, Joba Chamberlain, and Chien
Ming Wang have all been retrofitted into reliever or starter spots, and the
desperate shifting has diluted the caliber of everyone but Hughes.

Instead of subscribing to these experimental permutations of pitching roles,
the Yankees need to define their rotation and their pen before their manic
role-switching clouds yet another bright talent.

The first half performance should put any lingering questions to bed about
the interchangeability of the arms in pen. Starter ? long-reliever. If the
Yankees have an ounce of common sense, they’ll lock Aceves and Joba in the
pen and throw out the key.Which leaves the rotation at Andy Petitte, CC
Sabathia, AJ Burnett, and two gaping holes thereafter.

Which is exactly enough room to fuel the rampant Roy Halladay whispers.

Could the Yankees benefit from the best pitcher in baseball wearing
pinstripes? Yes. And even better, they’d be taking him from a division
threat, the Blue Jays. But that also means they’d have to deal Toronto a
pretty package which would most likely target the best young talent New York
has to offer, in the form of players like Chamberlain, Hughes, and/or Melky
Cabrera, and budding minor leaguers like Jesus Montero and Austin Jackson.
Ramiro Pena and Francisco Cervelli, also nourishing the farm, could be
leveraged, too.

But not for Halladay. If the youth is dealt, it will be for another arm. With
the rest of the AL East glistening with World Series rings, Toronto’s not
about to help the rich get richer, especially the Yankees. Contrary to
mushrooming hype, Halladay ain’t the only game in town, and the Yanks have
other options that won’t perpetuate their reputation of being trend-obsessed.

It should come as no surprise that the Yankees, being the Yankees will resume
their positioning in the Buying Throne of the trading coliseum. And though
Cashman et al may make vague murmurs about a cease and desist on hemorrhaging
money, it’s a safe bet that if the Red Sox are there, so goes Yankee
Universe.

The need to not only regain the #1 division spot, but cushion a lead, means
the Yanks will do anything to intercept any possibly threatening trades to
contending AL East teams. As long as Boston continues to sniff around
Halladay, the Yanks aren’t going to leave, like two girls waiting it out at
a bar for the hot bartender to get off work.

The more realistic and advantageous move would be to sidle up to the girl in
the bar who takes off her glasses and reveals a surprising stunner. They need
to pull up a bar stool next to someone in the Wandy Rodriguez range–solid,
raw skill predicated by discipline and control. Halladay may be the most
dominating pitcher available, but an expensive big name that’s going to
drain the farm system isn’t the answer, especially when there’s currently a
bevy of promising arms for a much gentler price.

RHP Dan Haren  (Arizona)
LHP Doug Davis (Arizona)
LHP Jarrod Washburn (Seattle)
LHP Erik Bedard (Seattle)
RHP Aaron Harang (Cincinnati)

The question is, what’s a more compelling factor when tossing out trade
predictions–the Yankees’ irrefutable need for pitching, or the Yankees’
 unfaltering pattern of lateral moves for streaky sluggers?The former would
suggest the Yankees deal Hughes, Joba, and cold cash to Seattle in exchange
for Washburn. The latter? Unfortunately, it means we’re looking at 74 games
of pitching follies supplemented with respectable power from someone like
Matt Holliday, who, while productive, is 100% useless in an already fortified
outfield.

As the July 31 deadline looms on the other side of the All Star Break, the
Yankees must realize that strong pitching is not a luxury but a mandate. This
is New York’s watershed moment that will make or break their 2009 season.
But if the Yankees can storm into the 2nd half of the season with a fully
populated rotation, they’re going to storm out the 2nd half with their 27th
world championship.

洋基還有兩個先發投手的缺口，要開出很讚的包裹才有可能換的到DOC，文章指出包裹
人選有Joba Chamberlain、Phile Hughes、Melky Cabrera、Jesus Montero、
Austin Jackson、Ramiro Pena與Francisco Cervelli，還有一些潛力的農場新秀。

如果無法交易到DOC，可考慮上面那五位投手，文中建議可用Joba Chamberlain、
Phile Hughes與錢去換水手左投的Jarrod Washburn。

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推 ferrarii:可以問個問題嗎 為什麼要叫DOC
這是他的小名，至於原因是與西部片有關，裡面有個Doc Holliday。

http://www.fantasysportshero.com/fantasy/baseball/roy-halladay/

Roy Halladay acquired the nickname "Doc", in reference to the Old West pal
of Wyatt Earp.
推 joe0726:MLB版搜Halladay應該會有答案
推 JKuo:虧很大....
→ OoyaoO:Hughes或Joba換個洗炸彈？想都不要想
→ joe0726:Jarrod Washburn...
推 jayin07:幹？去年就沒買單了，今年還建議要買在高點lol
→ jayin07:他今年要35歲了耶，我的天啊....
推 kin30503:怎麼交易都是虧阿  傷很大
推 mcuhsu:我覺得沒必要 這樣農場很傷壓
推 jayin07:而且名單上還會有Haren，他才剛續約耶
→ lovemasami:對了~忘了講 不換Washburn 其他四位投手也可以考慮
推 Schnell:瘋了才這麼做 如果是Doc還有話講 換個洗炸彈用這包裹...
→ upscom:洗炸彈再威 用大弟跟喬巴...
→ jayin07:我只知道水手有在找買主
推 dp44:不可能拿去換洗炸彈啊  又不是被灌木馬了
→ jayin07:D'Back還不清楚
→ upscom:比較想要Dan Haren
→ lovemasami:價錢畢竟沒DOC高，但不管如何都是要洗農場的 XD
→ jayin07:Harang好像有出現在交易謠言裡面
→ OoyaoO:其實Haren的乳摸一個月之前就傳過了 不過是跟天使
推 PinChunH:這樣搞不如搞雙先發 一個人投三局=   =a
推 dp44:不如看Webb會不會進FA
推 krara:Webb的傷風險高。
推 RollingWave:Davis 也是個soft tosser avg FB 85.2 .....
推 eigawa:換洗炸彈是什麼狗交易哈哈哈
推 mightymouse:我看還是乖乖的養Joba跟Hughes好了,不然如果現在換不
→ mightymouse:就更顯得當年沒換山大王有多白痴
推 chinhsi:想罵髒話耶 洗炸彈拿兩個人換
※ 編輯: lovemasami      來自: 220.135.58.98        (07/15 20:25)
推 Sechslee:用Joba或Hughes換洗炸彈 lol 哪來的白痴建議
→ argoth:看前: 0.0?這啥  看晚: ˋ.ˊ生氣
推 shongzcwea:Davis和洗炸彈是來鬧的吧...
推 FENOR:如果要換的不是假日，那我覺得就不用動輪值了
推 ninetales:拿Joba跟大弟換洗炸彈@@?這篇是在說笑嗎?洗炸彈這麼威??
推 TrueTears:拿Joba or Hughes換洗炸彈 Cashman就別想活著出紐約了
推 kohi120:換Haren可以兼個DH嗎？（誤）
推 ajay0917:Hughes加IPK都沒換山大王了　還加小張喔 想太多
推 ferrarii:謝謝原PO解答 我是一樓^^"
推 raygod:洗個叼..最好會拿拿Joba/Hughes去換
推 hiro1221:兩個去換洗炸彈 除非現金人瘋了吧
推 fetoyeh:牛奶的名字又出現了 囧
推 FlyFreedom:牛奶還是掰一掰好了...
推 airplanes:方案B 請立即投入碎紙機，謝謝現金人。
→ airplanes:Hughes+Joba要併送出的話 那還是忍住對DOC的思念吧
推 kucat:Joba+Hughes 換... thanks but no thanks !!!
推 buttery:因為假日的高薪和交易同意權 洋基交易有優勢
→ buttery:有能力競爭假日的球隊不多 現在只差競爭者的決心大不大