Cubs & Padres

Submitted by: raldaz

Cubs

NameAgeLevelP1P2AvailabilityYearsAFVSalarySurplusLowMedianHigh
Fernando Tatis, Jr.25MajorsOFSSVery low13479.5346.6132.8106.3132.8159.4

Total Value:

132.8

Padres

NameAgeLevelP1P2AvailabilityYearsAFVSalarySurplusLowMedianHigh
Kyle Hendricks34MajorsSPLow115.617.5-1.9-2.2-1.9-1.5
Hayden Wesneski26MajorsSPLow623.511.112.39.912.314.8
Caleb Kilian26MajorsSP63516.918.114.518.121.8
James Triantos20Minors3B00013.310.713.316
Moises Ballesteros0MinorsC00014.911.914.917.9
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Total Value:

96.7

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raldaz

The site obviously places too much value on Tatis and his enormous contract while not giving any value to Hendricks (especially viewing his last season performance). This deal clears payroll for the Padres in 2025 and beyond, while filling the multiple SP holes, long-term C and giving them an MLB ready bat in Triantos (also undervalued here).

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Benjo

raldaz I feel your pain. Sonny Gray (age 34) is worth $75 in the real world over next 3 years. Last year Hendricks(33) added a tick to his fastball, still had the great changeup and command. No health issues. If he were a free agent he's easily worth $20-25 on a 1 year contract, based on the Gray contract alone. He will make 16.5 in 2024, but only rates a -1.9 here. But this is the model we play with. I'd say keep Hendricks since he's undervalued anyway, offer the Pads $38 mil. In real life, Cubs should be able to make the deal w/o throwing any money into the pot. Plus, MLB would probably veto the cash anyway.

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