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What happens to Hanley Ramirez cards if Reyes is a Marlin
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beefycheddar
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Depends on the Marlins success level. If they do real well, he should increase.
A_Pharis
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If Hanley has the versatility to handle a position swap - then they should sustain.
thegreathambino
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What about Reyes prices?
miguelcabrera
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thegreathambino said:
they should increase imo. i believe they are at pretty close to an all time low now, as he and wright havnt had the success they were having in the mid 2000s
hail2thevictors
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Why would they tank way down? This is quite a reach.mwashuc06 said:
I could understand asking what happens to Reyes cards, but why are Hanley's going to tank?
miguelcabrera
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hail2thevictors said:
b/c at SS and in his prime, hanley was a great talent. at 3rd base and his slowly declining numbers, he is simply an average third basemen ala hank blalock in the mid 2000s etc
Brett Keith
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If Hanley's cards go down, it'll likely have nothing to do with a switch to 3B and everything to do with his offensive performance.
cmnkb8
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Hanley's cards are already pretty low for a guy with his talent. If Reyes signs with Miami, that should only help Hanley's hitting, as he'll usually have someone on base in front of him that makes pitchers nervous, and therefore should see more hittable fastballs. Only way Hanley's cards tank is if he sucks in 2012. Reyes' cards on the other hand, will take a dramatic hit.
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miguelcabrera said:
Reyes just came off of his best season so yeah...
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manramcollecpartdeux said:
im talking in general the success of the mets overall organization
OscarOne
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I don't buy too many cards to flip later, but this is one. With Jeter on the downside of this career and Hanley future looking iffy, I am thinking I should have invested the cash someplace else. It does not help that I don't really like either of these guys anyway!
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vwnut13 said:
Been a lot of rumors that he'll be traded.
OscarOne
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I am still surprised that he was not traded after that silly demotion. I would love the Indians to make a move...trade some of the million bullpen arms we have bouncing around the minors. Hafner is trending south fast, and I don't want to trust Shelly Duncan to pick up the slack.
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I agree with those who've said that Hanley's cards will move based on his performance. He had a really rough season this past year, and that knocked down prices significantly. If he can show that he is still an elite player (and having Reyes in the line-up should only help) prices will rebound. I think right now people may be wondering if his career could head the way of Nomar's, great for a short time, and then an early decline.
With Reyes, his prices have been held down by the assumption he was leaving New York. Florida is not exactly a great place for the hobby, so if he signs there I could see them dropping a bit more.
With Reyes, his prices have been held down by the assumption he was leaving New York. Florida is not exactly a great place for the hobby, so if he signs there I could see them dropping a bit more.
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Brett Keith said:
Note anything credible.
http://tampabay.sbnation.com/florida-ma ... rlins-rays
"Morrison is untouchable and would only be available in a deal for James Shields."
I think with the new stadium and the new manager Logan Morrison is going to stick around for good, there is really no reason to trade him. He is a high on base percentage guy with solid power from a corner outfield guy. Morrison has been at the forefront of all the new stadium and uniform unveiling. Don't think there is any chance he gets traded. I think outfield of Morrison-Cespedes-Stanton would be awesome.
uniquebaseballcards
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How does any market handle uncertainty? They go down.
He'll just have to prove himself in his new situation.
He'll just have to prove himself in his new situation.
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Zymco said:
Just said there were rumors. Of course, the article above says an executive, not a Marlins executive. I don't think they should trade him, unless they get a really good pitcher. A lineup starting out...
Jose Reyes
Logan Morrison
Hanley Ramirez
Mike Stanton
Gaby Sanchez
...sounds pretty good. Throw in Cespedes and likely better years from Infante and Buck, and that's a pretty good lineup
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