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Jean Segura/Tyler Wagner Traded to the DBacks For Chase Anderson/Aaron Hill/Isan Diaz
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RStadlerASU22
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Eh... The DBax have been busy, but sure hope it pays off w at least a Wild Card birth w/i 2 years and better after that.
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I'm no prospectors, so who do you guys think "won" this one?
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Brewers. Not only did they get a good SS prospect in Diaz, but as I mentioned earlier, this opens the door for Arcia.
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I'm surprised Milwaukee got much for Segura at this time. In the future, this could wind up being about Wagner and Diaz in the future.
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Diaz had a great 68 games at rookie ball in 2015, but why trade for a SS with Arcia in the wings as the future SS? Seems like overkill. I think D'Backs got better of this trade. Wagner should be good, and Segura is solid enough.
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Jean Segura/Tyler Wagner Traded to the DBacks For Chase Anderson/Aaron Hill/I...
I think this benefits both clubs. Segura is at a crossroads. I would not be shocked if he rebounded but I'm not putting money on it either, the guy has had a rough couple of years on and off the field (losing a son, injury). New surroundings can't hurt and I wish him well. It sounds like Diaz could easily land at 2nd or 3rd as well. Wagner will be interesting to watch. In a small taste of the bigs he might be just another AAAA pitcher but if he can adjust he might be even money with Anderson
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I think this benefits both clubs. Segura is at a crossroads. I would not be shocked if he rebounded but I'm not putting money on it either, the guy has had a rough couple of years on and off the field (losing a son, injury). New surroundings can't hurt and I wish him well. It sounds like Diaz could easily land at 2nd or 3rd as well. Wagner will be interesting to watch. In a small taste of the bigs he might be just another AAAA pitcher but if he can adjust he might be even money with Anderson
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