2011 Trade Value: #35-#31
#50-#46 #46-#41 #40-#36 In this section, we deal with three pitchers at different points in their careers, but all highly coveted by the teams that don’t own their rights at the moment. We also look at...
View Article2011 Trade Value: #30-#26
#50-#46 #46-#41 #40-#36 #35-#31 Rank – Player – Position – Team – Past 3 Calendar Year WAR #30 – Ian Kinsler, 2B, Texas: +12.9 While Kinsler is overshadowed by teammates such as Josh Hamilton, he has...
View Article2011 Trade Value: #25-#21
#50-#46 #46-#41 #40-#36 #35-#31 #30-#26 This is the point where it got really tough to put players in particular spots. Every team in baseball would love to have every guy on the list from here on out...
View Article2011 Trade Value: #20-#11
#50-#46 #46-#41 #40-#36 #35-#31 #30-#26 #25-#21 The Trade Value series has it’s grand finale today, as we’ll wrap up the final 20 spots on the list with two posts this morning, and then I’ll be around...
View Article2011 Trade Value: #10-#1
#50-#46 #46-#41 #40-#36 #35-#31 #30-#26 #25-#21 #20-#11 And now, for the top 10. For the first time ever (I believe), it’s all position players. There’s a good young crop of guys who play the field and...
View ArticleWhat I Learned From the 2011 Trade Value Series
With the trade deadline a couple of weeks away, baseball is full of discussion about what kinds of players will be on the move and what kinds of players they’ll command in return. As usual, the types...
View Article2011 Trade Value: #50-#46
After yesterday’s recap of last year’s list, and the lessons taken from it, we’re off to the races again with the 2011 Trade Value series. To maintain transparency and avoid any kerfuffles this time...
View Article2011 Trade Value: #46 – #41
#50-#46 Please click on the above link for an explanation of the methodology if you haven’t read it yet. Moving on to the next five, we turn heavily towards to the AL East and look at three five-tool...
View Article2011 Trade Value: #40-#36
#50-#46 #46-#41 We move on to the next tier of players, and this group ends up being mostly about the contracts. We look at three pitchers whose deals are so team friendly that their trade value...
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