San Fran/Oakland trade

[Zack (Oakland)]

Revised.


Oakland trades:

Mike Foltynewicz, P (Prospect)
Mike Gettys OF (prospect)
Oaklands 3rd round draft pick (2015)

San Fransisco Trades:

Adrian Gonzalez 1B 7M (2016) San Fran pays 1M for 2015
Adam Ottavino RP 1m (2016)
San Fransisco's 6th round draft pick (2015)

I know this is going to sound very familiar but; I am building for now and looking to compete and this allows me to do so for this year and next year as both are signed until 2016. 

[Luis (San Francisco)]

I confirm,keep rebuilding and adding another piece to I think it's the best pitchers farm system of this league.Gettys is great he has Trout's potential but needs to make more contact, maybe I could get more for Gonzo but I'm good with this one.

[Gregory (Houston)]

Please specify which year the draft picks are from.

[Zack (Oakland)]

please review revised trade.

[Jeremy (Minnesota)]

Approve

[Vik (Seattle)]

Approve (Barely)

Huge win for SF. Adrian Gonzalez is only on contract for two more years, and is aging/declining. Ottavino is nothing but a middle relief arm. However, Folty could become a #3 starter, and Michael Gettys has an incredibly high ceiling, based on ceiling alone, Gettys could be a top 30 prospect. And SF gets the better FYPD pick, huge steal for SF.

[Zack (Oakland)]

How is it a huge win for San fran when neither player has achieved a single thigh in the majors? Lol ottavino will also be taking over for Hawkins if not this year the next...

[Zack (Oakland)]

Once and if either prospect establishes themselves ...then u can use the term "huge" but for now , it's naive to say something like that

[Troy (Toronto)]

Mar 20, 2015 14:53:27 GMT Zack (Oakland) said:

Once and if either prospect establishes themselves ...then u can use the term "huge" but for now , it's naive to say something like that

You are new to these leagues so you get a pass. In the future do not reply in trade threads.


Approve.

[Daniel (Denver)]

The farm system depletion for OAK this trade creates is now a real concern. But, there are still enough pieces for this team to remain competitive long term with good management. Approve.