We need a trade advisory for MLB fantasy.?
Hows it going I need help here, I'm trying to figure out who I trade to get some relief pitchers and which should go for? Thank you. Víctor Martínez receiver Aubrey Huff 1b / Casey Kotchman 2B Ian Kinsler / Dan Uggla 3B Ryan Zimmerman SS Rafael Furcal / JJ Hardy / Jhonny Peralta to Grady Sizemore, Josh Hamilton, BJ Upton, Carlos Quentin, Vladimir Guerrero, Milton Bradley, Shin-Soo Choo, Shane Victorino SP Aaron Harang, Matt Garza, Edinson Volquez, Brett Myers, Fausto Carmona, Andy Sonnanstine, Chris Volstad, Wandy Rodriguez and my only RP George Sherrill. Appreciate it. Reason so many that I could not do with draft and since I had the players on the team picked up my ranking. Thanks for all the advice guys thanks.
some RP superior options are Jonathan Paplebon, Rodreiguiz Francisco, Carlos Marmol (could be more readily available than the other two), Kerry Wood (you can also be easy to achieve due to the risk of injury), Brad Lidge and many more to choose from that seem to have a large set of gardeners I would definitely retain Kinsler, Sizemore, Hamilton, Upton, and Quentin, for a relief pitcher I want to get rid of too personally never trade for a relief pitcher but his best bet is to look at a team with the desired relief pitcher who want to trade and see where they have a weak position, for example, you can try winning trade Huff aburey Martinez or both players have a good head, but also have a bad disadvantage and could not do especially well this year, Huff is the kind of sell high and fast, which also includes Zimmerman and Hardy, but if I have to give basic information that would find the teams with holes and offer them what you have, 2b you have two good, two stops well short and third decent, pretty good gardeners and have the pitchers to give up.
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