Aaron Rowand_never forget
08-05-2006, 08:49 PM
i got the article here..
Rob Bradford of Massachusett's Eagle-Tribune writes that Andruw Jones has been placed on waivers by the Braves. I discovered this via Buster Olney's blog. Said Olney:
"In any event, I seriously doubt Jones will be playing for anybody but the Braves, despite the fact that in the next week, he'll earn the 10-and-5 right to veto any trade. But we'll soon know if anybody has placed a claim, and whether the Braves are willing to discuss a trade."
Jones makes $13.5MM next season in the last year of his contract. He'll turn 30 in the beginning of the '07 season. Andruw's .350 OBP and .514 SLG are right in line with career norms. Baseball Prospectus expects him to remain at this level until about 2009. Remember, National League teams would get the first crack at Jones if more than one club puts in a claim. I could see the Cardinals and Astros putting in claims. If the Braves can't make a deal with the team that claimed Jones, they can always just pull him back.
For a good summary of how waiver trades work, consult Steve Phillips's article from a year ago.
curtousy of mlbtraderumors.com
what do you guys think about him, i know NL gets 1st crack at him, but he would make a great CF for us..... and a player to be named later can't be a MLB player.......I honestly think kenny will take a crack at him.....
even though brian is swinging a hot bat....
what do you guys think?:confused: :confused:
Rob Bradford of Massachusett's Eagle-Tribune writes that Andruw Jones has been placed on waivers by the Braves. I discovered this via Buster Olney's blog. Said Olney:
"In any event, I seriously doubt Jones will be playing for anybody but the Braves, despite the fact that in the next week, he'll earn the 10-and-5 right to veto any trade. But we'll soon know if anybody has placed a claim, and whether the Braves are willing to discuss a trade."
Jones makes $13.5MM next season in the last year of his contract. He'll turn 30 in the beginning of the '07 season. Andruw's .350 OBP and .514 SLG are right in line with career norms. Baseball Prospectus expects him to remain at this level until about 2009. Remember, National League teams would get the first crack at Jones if more than one club puts in a claim. I could see the Cardinals and Astros putting in claims. If the Braves can't make a deal with the team that claimed Jones, they can always just pull him back.
For a good summary of how waiver trades work, consult Steve Phillips's article from a year ago.
curtousy of mlbtraderumors.com
what do you guys think about him, i know NL gets 1st crack at him, but he would make a great CF for us..... and a player to be named later can't be a MLB player.......I honestly think kenny will take a crack at him.....
even though brian is swinging a hot bat....
what do you guys think?:confused: :confused: