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Judging from the reports I've heard it'd take a huge package to convince the Rangers to part with Andrus or Profar. Something like David Price, Giancarlo Stanton or in the Dodgers' case, a Yasiel Puig or Clayton Kershaw . Although the minute an offer like that comes their way they'll take it in a heartbeat and fill up the void by either going for Cano or maybe give Omar Infante a shot. Then they can let Cruz leave via free agency and get back the compensation pick they gave up to the Yankees or Tigers from the team that signs Cruz (unless it's one of those protected draft pick teams).BTW, I got a report on my Twitter feed that Cano has been spotted in Detroit recently. Now that Fielder's gone and Miguel Cabrera can go back to 1st, the Tigers will also need a 3rd baseman. Maybe they sign Cano, shift Kinsler to short and shift Iglasias to third? Maybe they sign Cano and shift Kinsler to 3rd? Maybe they reunite with Brandon Inge?
lmao. Price for Andrus/Profar is one thing, since Price will inevitably hit the trading block (though Price is worth WAYYY more than Andrus and Profar), but Puig or Kershaw? What in the holiest of fucks...If Detroit signs Cano, then they're going to have the same drama Kinsler had in Texas, which was Kinsler not wanting to switch positions. In any case, I'm not convinced Detroit truly cared about Kinsler anyways, despite what Detroit management says. That trade was about getting rid of Fielder's contract, and when they heard about all of Rangers' middle infielders being tradable, they bit.
Quote from: Halu Sination on November 22, 2013, 09:22:40 PMlmao. Price for Andrus/Profar is one thing, since Price will inevitably hit the trading block (though Price is worth WAYYY more than Andrus and Profar), but Puig or Kershaw? What in the holiest of fucks...If Detroit signs Cano, then they're going to have the same drama Kinsler had in Texas, which was Kinsler not wanting to switch positions. In any case, I'm not convinced Detroit truly cared about Kinsler anyways, despite what Detroit management says. That trade was about getting rid of Fielder's contract, and when they heard about all of Rangers' middle infielders being tradable, they bit.Lol I know. But from the looks of what the Rangers insiders are saying, that's what the kind of talent they're looking to get back for any package that includes Profar. Hence why he hasn't been traded yet, no one is dumb enough to meet their demands.And I completely agree about the Fielder contract thing. I even think the Tigers pretty much won this trade. Dumping Fielder's contract on somebody else, not having to resign Omar Infante, freeing up money for Max Scherzer and getting to move Cabrera back to first ought to trump whatever Fielder manages to do for the Rangers (although Fielder could do a lot of damage in that ballpark).Edit: I just remembered that the Tigers have a in-house solution in top prospect Nick Castellanos (hopefully I didn't misspell that).