The last 3rd baseman we got from Miami....
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So we sent 2 performers in the MLB + a minor leaguer for 2 minor leaguers? This doesn't make any sense to me unless they are the top 2 prospects in Miami
[This message has been edited by gougler08 (edited 7/31/2014 3:34p).]
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Francis Martes, rhp, Marlins
Age: 18. B-T: B-R. Ht.: 6-0. Wt.: 170. Signed: Dominican Republic, 2012.
Despite working with a restricted budget, Marlins scouts have picked up some promising under-the-radar pitchers in the Dominican Republic, including righthander Jose Urena. Their latest find is Martes, a $78,000 signing from November 2012. Martes was a pitchability righthander with a high-80s fastball when he signed, but last summer in the DSL he pitched at 90-94 mph. He’s only gotten better since then, hitting 97 mph last month. While a lot of young arms with Martes’ velocity are more thrower than pitcher, Martes fills up the strike zone with a loose arm, good delivery, and good arm action. He works down in the zone and generates a lot of groundballs. He has the attributes of a starting pitcher, with a potential plus changeup that’s ahead of his breaking ball.

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Wow, Moran also, Houston made out pretty good IMO!!
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Astros killed it here. Moran AND Marisnick.
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Hernandez is an interesting piece, and know people like Cosart but what the hell are the Marlins doing?
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Terrible they let the Moran go for Cossart. Don't like this deal one bit. Marlins got arms in AAA that's equal to Cossart
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That's a huge return for Cosart.
That comp pick sets them up to have a huge draft in 2015 as well.
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Essentially the Astros trading Hunter Pence has brought them Moran, Marisnick, Santana, Singleton and Zeid!! Thats not a bad return!
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Peacock back in the rotation