Kyle Tucker trade
Re: Kyle Tucker trade
I agree with most. Houston would demand a lot more trading to a rival in its own division.
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Re: Kyle Tucker trade
If Juan Soto fetched what he got to go to the Yankees this year...
I imagine it would take something similar, probably more considering he's an Astro... I'm not sure why MLBTV has devalued him so much.

I don't think a deal for Tucker gets done unless it's one of either Miller or Woo + one of our top 3 prospects, plus a couple arms 10-20.
I'd say it's Woo + Ford + 2 more.
And yes, I realize MLBTV would call that an overpay. At the end of May they had him at $56.5 million which is about what Soto sold for in that Yankees deal. Difference is, you'd get Tucker for a playoff push and another year...
Re: Kyle Tucker trade
But they have to know Jerry isn't going to send them a King's ransom in prospects only to have them beat the shit out of us from 2026-30.
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I don't know if they would take Bryan Woo considering the health questions.Seattle or Bust wrote: ↑Mon Jun 17, 2024 4:49 pmIf Juan Soto fetched what he got to go to the Yankees this year...
I imagine it would take something similar, probably more considering he's an Astro... I'm not sure why MLBTV has devalued him so much.
I don't think a deal for Tucker gets done unless it's one of either Miller or Woo + one of our top 3 prospects, plus a couple arms 10-20.
I'd say it's Woo + Ford + 2 more.
And yes, I realize MLBTV would call that an overpay. At the end of May they had him at $56.5 million which is about what Soto sold for in that Yankees deal. Difference is, you'd get Tucker for a playoff push and another year...
I wonder what the trade simulator would say about Miller for Tucker straight up? You're essentially trading 5+ years of control in Miller for 1 1/2 years of Tucker. I don't think DiPoto would do that but I wonder what the relative values are.
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Re: Kyle Tucker trade
I think Woo is the arm from the rotation they'd be most willing to move.GL_Storm wrote: ↑Mon Jun 17, 2024 5:10 pmI don't know if they would take Bryan Woo considering the health questions.Seattle or Bust wrote: ↑Mon Jun 17, 2024 4:49 pmIf Juan Soto fetched what he got to go to the Yankees this year...
I imagine it would take something similar, probably more considering he's an Astro... I'm not sure why MLBTV has devalued him so much.
I don't think a deal for Tucker gets done unless it's one of either Miller or Woo + one of our top 3 prospects, plus a couple arms 10-20.
I'd say it's Woo + Ford + 2 more.
And yes, I realize MLBTV would call that an overpay. At the end of May they had him at $56.5 million which is about what Soto sold for in that Yankees deal. Difference is, you'd get Tucker for a playoff push and another year...
I wonder what the trade simulator would say about Miller for Tucker straight up? You're essentially trading 5+ years of control in Miller for 1 1/2 years of Tucker. I don't think DiPoto would do that but I wonder what the relative values are.
I don't think you'd get Tucker straight up for either. It's a in division trade for a guy on pace to post 6 fWAR.
They bought Castillo for 2x top 100 prospects with the same control. Castillo wasn't as valuable as Tucker is.
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Re: Kyle Tucker trade
I’m not sure the Asstros think they are out of it. They have had a string on injuries, their bullpen blows chunks, and their DH was batting a laughable .124 before they cut him loose. They still have a solid core of players, and some decent starting pitching. I don’t see them being sellers at the deadline, especially for Tucker, if they see themselves clawing back into contention.
If they get healthy, and they trade for a solid DH and a bullpen arm or two, they could easily start winning again.
Stranger things have happened: https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/the- ... rally/amp/
What’s more, unless we also trade for a stud starter to replace Miller, I wouldn’t want to weaken our rotation by trading away Miller, Woo et al.
If they get healthy, and they trade for a solid DH and a bullpen arm or two, they could easily start winning again.
Stranger things have happened: https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/the- ... rally/amp/
What’s more, unless we also trade for a stud starter to replace Miller, I wouldn’t want to weaken our rotation by trading away Miller, Woo et al.