Pirates & Rays

Submitted by: DBA

Pirates

NameAgeLevelP1P2AvailabilityYearsAFVSalarySurplusLowMedianHigh
Shane Baz23MajorsSPVery low529.54.724.719.824.729.7
Mason MontgomeryMinorsLHP5456
Cole WilcoxMinorsRHP5.54.45.56.6
Carson WilliamsMinorsSS3B18.81618.823.6

Total Value:

54

Rays

NameAgeLevelP1P2AvailabilityYearsAFVSalarySurplusLowMedianHigh
Bryan Reynolds27MajorsOFMedium393.733.859.947.959.971.9

Total Value:

59.9

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mp2891

Rays aren’t trading 3 top pitchers in one trade, no matter how good Reynolds is.

DBA

For whatever it's worth, this is an offshoot of a related discussion (https://www.baseballtradevalues.com/trades/trade-111232/) wherein the Pittsburgh side argues that these pictures are too flawed to be sufficient.

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I can understand Pirates fans being concerned with the return for their best player being headlined by a guy out with TJS for all of 23 and another pitcher with only a few games back from TJS. But if you look at it from the Rays perspective, Baz had $60MM trade value pre-injury and Wilcox was pitching as well as Bradley at the time of his injury. Even if you discount Baz’s value because of the loss of service time, Baz and Wilcox, alone, could be worth Reynolds’ current value this time next year. These guys are arguably 2 of the Rays’ top 3 pitching prospects, with Bradley in the top 3 and Monty #4 (Monty being a solid #3 in a rotation). It’s just too much to give up for the Rays.

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