D'uh? We are going to lose 6 prospects, of course we slide back a little. I was disappointed all the mentioned was Borch though, when guys like Cotts, Reed, and Wing have been much bigger surprises and have rocketed up the charts
6 prospects, two of which weren't very much prospects (Salvo and Almonte) and it may only be two of which go to Texas. So I'm thinking the Sox lose something more like 4 prospets. Plus they get one back in Dunn, which is a net loss of 3.
Odds are if things work out, they get at least 2 draft picks from the two guys that are acquired, which is another 2 prospects in return (IT could be 4 picks, but thats a ?) which is a net loss of one prospect and in the draft picks, if done right you should be able to get some top talent.
using a lot of math tonite, uh
plus i think we will get a supplemental 1 rounder for everett,
have you forgotten colon in the equation?
I was only talking about the two trades the Sox made. If you want me to work out the whole scenario, here's what I got.
-The Sox will get two compensation picks for Colon
-Sox will get 2 for Alomar (maybe one, but I think 2)
-Sox will get 2 for Everett (maybe one, but I think 2)
Remember to get compensation we must offer abritatoin and they can only take 20% of a paycut so they'll need solid offers to go elsewhere.
-Sox may get compensation for Valentin
-May get compensation for Carlos (if he walks)
Thats what I'm thinking of right now. I'm guessing the Sox should have 3 or 4 compensation picks at the least.
IF we offer them arbitration. Do you think we will offer them ALL arbit if we don't make hay in the playoffs?