Three players are getting the most amount of discussion as potential Dodgers trade deadline pickups. Here's a quick recap of some of the coverage on all of them.
Chase Headley
- The most coveted player this summer, largely because of four attributes: (1) .372 OBP; (2) 28 years old and in the prime of his career; (3) making just $3.4 million; (4) won't be eligible for free agency until after the 2014 season. (Buster Olney / ESPN (link insider only))
- Pirates, Orioles, Indians, and Snakes are all interested as well (Jon Heyman)
- Robothal likes Headley, too (Ken Rosenthal, Fox Sports)
Carlos Quentin
- Dodgers are interested, but the Pirates have already had preliminary talks with the Padres; the Blue Jays might be another home. (MLB Trade Rumors)
- However, the Stanford Cardinal is hitting only .156 with only one homer over his last 18 games, watching his BA fall from .404 to .268 over that span (Baseball Reference)
Shane Victorino
- The Phillies might deal him, rather than let Cole Hamels go (MLB Trade Rumors)
- Indians, Pirates, and Tigers are also interested (Jon Heyman)
- It's us or the Reds (Jim Bowden, ESPN (link insider only))
Denard Span of the Twins and Edwin Encarnacion of the Blue Jays are also getting some buzz, but not at the level of these three guys. We definitely could use a bat or five. Let's see how this plays out.
5 comments:
Hedley
I thought we were out on the Cryin' Hawaiian.
What the hell do we need with him anyway?
There might have been hope for him before we gave him away in the rule 5 draft. Twice. Thrice if you count when the Phils tried to give him back to us and we didn't want him.
Aaron Rowand hit 27 Home Runs in that park, so caveat emptor on pretty much everything they have to offer.
I like Head-Lay
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