Top 20 Organizational Trade Value Rankings

[Vollbc74]

Rank organizational trade value based on their value to YOU. Factoring control/contract/production/potential.

 

1. Yelich

2. Hader

3. Cain

4. Huira

5. Burnes

6. Aguilar

7. Arcia

8. Shaw

9. Chacin

10. Jeffress

11. Woodruff

12. Peralta

13. Knebel

14. Ray

15. Nelson

16. Santana

17. Dubon

18. Turang

19. Brown

20. Lutz

[NievesNoNO]

1. Yelich

2. Hader

3. Burnes

4. Hiura

5. Arcia

6. Shaw

7. Cain

8. Woodruff

9. Peralta

10. Aguilar

11. Knebel

12. Ray

13. Jeffress

14. Santana

15. Nelson

16. Brown

17. Turang

18. Ashby

19. Lutz

20. Taylor Williams

[anglotiger]

A totally pointless exercise, and I'm trapped by a cat on my lap, so I'm in!

 

1. Yelich

2. Hader

3. Cain

4. Nelson

5. Burnes

6. Woodruff

7. Huira

8. Knebel

9. Chacin

10. Shaw

11. Peralta

12. Arcia

13. Aguilar

14. Brown

15. Ray

16. Dubon

17. Santana

18. Turang

19. Lutz

20. Braun (yes, seriously - I think that he's really useful contributor in the postseason)

[Vollbc74]

A totally pointless exercise, and I'm trapped by a cat on my lap, so I'm in!

 

1. Yelich

2. Hader

3. Cain

4. Nelson

5. Burnes

6. Woodruff

7. Huira

8. Knebel

9. Chacin

10. Shaw

11. Peralta

12. Arcia

13. Aguilar

14. Brown

15. Ray

16. Dubon

17. Santana

18. Turang

19. Lutz

20. Braun (yes, seriously - I think that he's really useful contributor in the postseason)

 

 

Completely agree with the bolded! Slow news until the winter meetings has me reaching for things to talk about!

[Boomer5]

Doesn’t Cain have a no trade.

[RollieTime]

Doesn’t Cain have a no trade.

 

He does have a no trade, but the amount of teams on it decreases each season. The structure of the no trade is:

 

2018- Full no trade

2019- 15 team block

2020- 7 team block

2021 and 2022- 5 team block

 

He could be moved this offseason hypothetically. If he is still productive in a year or two, he could be a trade candidate to get out of his contract. Not saying they should, but the door is open on the possibility

[long ball]

1) Yelich

2) Hader

3) Hiura

4) Burnes

5) Knebel

6) Shaw

7) Woodruff

8) Arcia

9) Peralta

10) Jeffress

11) Davies

12) Santana

13) Aguilar

14) Cain

15) Nelson

16) Brown

17) Ray

18) Chacin

19) Williams

20) Lutz

 

I valued cheap + team control over current production for the most part. I have Davies and Taylor Williams on my list. Both are cheap with many years of control remaining. Davies has been a solidly above average starter in 2016-2017 before an injury plagued 2018. He'll be 26 next season. Taylor Williams obviously was a bit up and down last season and likely relegated to shuttle crew service to start 2019, but he showed some long streaks of effectiveness.