stevemcstud
11-26-2010, 02:59 PM
Just posted this on MLBTR, thought I would see what you guys this:
I wouldn't mind seeing the White Sox trading Dayan Viciedo (maybe another prospect) for Ellsbury.
Viciedo would give the Red Sox a cheap Top 1B Prospect that can hit for amazing power and has less than .5 year of service time. They can move Youk over to 3B.
With the combination of Pierre and Ellsbury at the top of the order, you are talking about a lot of speed, a lot of GIDP that don't happen, and a lot more scores.
Not to mention you move Ellsbury to Center. Rios can move back to RF, he has one of the strongest arms in the game and that position suits him well, and with Pierre in Left, you basically cover more ground than any OF in the majors.
So with Ellsbury averaging 60 steals between 08-09 lets just say he hits that number. The top 3 in the ChiSox line up would have these kind of numbers as fars as SBs goes.
1. Pierre - 68 SB (2010 Number)
2. Ellsbury - 60 SB (08-09 Average)
3. Rios - 34 SB (2010 Number)
That is a lot more runners in scoring position for the 4 and 5 hitters.
I wouldn't mind seeing the White Sox trading Dayan Viciedo (maybe another prospect) for Ellsbury.
Viciedo would give the Red Sox a cheap Top 1B Prospect that can hit for amazing power and has less than .5 year of service time. They can move Youk over to 3B.
With the combination of Pierre and Ellsbury at the top of the order, you are talking about a lot of speed, a lot of GIDP that don't happen, and a lot more scores.
Not to mention you move Ellsbury to Center. Rios can move back to RF, he has one of the strongest arms in the game and that position suits him well, and with Pierre in Left, you basically cover more ground than any OF in the majors.
So with Ellsbury averaging 60 steals between 08-09 lets just say he hits that number. The top 3 in the ChiSox line up would have these kind of numbers as fars as SBs goes.
1. Pierre - 68 SB (2010 Number)
2. Ellsbury - 60 SB (08-09 Average)
3. Rios - 34 SB (2010 Number)
That is a lot more runners in scoring position for the 4 and 5 hitters.