Mets/Nats

[Nationals GM (Tim)]

Tim Beckham (year 4 of 7, at 5.6, 6.4, 7.2 and 8.0 million in 18/19/20/21 with 2.8 covered in 2018)

For Kyle Freeland (year 2 of 7 at .8 million) and Yoan Lopez at .3 million

Beckham had a nice breakout season last year but I’m not sold on a repeat in 2018 plus I am getting more years of control with Freeland. Freeland should be a nice innings eater and he comes with 2 more years of control. He’s able to limit his HR at Coors as a ground ball pitcher.

[Troy (Former Mets GM)]

Accept. Being an Oriole fan, Beckham was a great addition for the 2nd half. He's not going to hit .300 again, but I firmly believe he has turned a corner in his career, and will provide a good source of power, as well as versatility [SS/3B] to my team that lack offensive depth, and is deep enough on SP. I stated previously that I have no desire to own a Rockies SP, especially with Freeland, who survived on smoke and mirrors in 2017.

[Brewers GM (Tim)]

approve

[Blue Jays GM (Stephen)]

Approve

[D'backs GM (Kyle)]

Approve

[Royals GM (Bill)]

Approve

[Das (Former Giants GM)]

Allow. Good trade for both teams, although I prefer the Nationals side

[Dodgers GM (Scott)]

Approve

[Rockies GM (Alex)]

Approve (7-0). Having owned a lot of Rockies pitchers in the past... I like this for the Mets. Even though Beckham is a gamble, Freeland definitely is too.

[Astros GM (Will)]

Approve, Rockies GM (Alex), isn't every pitcher you own technically a Rockies pitcher?

[Rockies GM (Alex)]

Feb 14, 2018 11:10:02 GMT -5 Astros GM (Will) said:

Approve, Rockies GM (Alex) , isn't every pitcher you own technically a Rockies pitcher?

Very true.  In that case, I veto this trade.  Rockies pitchers always succeed.  

[Rockies GM (Alex)]

Nationals GM (Tim), Troy (Former Mets GM), Official. Processed.