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Guys available (zips listed):

3B Justin Turner .264/.343/.427 19 HR 73 RBI 3 SB 5.5 RC/27 2.3 fWAR (.252/.328/.400 8 HR 51 RBI MLB)

SP Mitch Keller 8-9 4.72 ERA 133.1 IP 126 K 59 BB 91 ERA+ 1.1 fWAR (3-7 4.55 ERA 1.2 fWAR MLB)

SP/RP Trevor Williams 6-6 4.42 ERA 118 IP 105 K 36 BB 93 ERA+ 1.1 fWAR (2-5 3.56 ERA 55.1 IP MLB)

RP Kyle Finnegan 6-4 3.81 ERA 65 K in 59 IP 114 ERA+ (2-2 3.93 ERA 10.55 K/9 MLB)

3B Evan Longoria .244/.306/.404 12 HR 48 RBI (366 AB) VG/66 D at 3B

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Prospects
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Updated after my last trade. Crawford is still the headliner here, while I'll only deal one of Turner and Rosario since the other is probably my DH.

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Updated again

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With Trevor Rosenthal signing with the Giants, I now have a bit of a surplus of RP.

Finnegan, Tate, Jimmy Cordero, Rosenthal, Castillo could all be had.

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Tate and Castillo are gone.

I can still move a combination of Rosenthal, Finnegan, Cordero. Cordero is tearing up AAA after coming off the IL. Rosenthal just signed with SF and has a few more weeks until he's available, while Finnegan is pitching very well for the Nationals. 39.1 IP 3.66 ERA/3.48 FIP with 44 K vs. 13 BB for a 1.19 WHIP.

I'm mostly looking for prospects and picks at the moment and the others above (and perhaps others not listed) are available.

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Bumping this up after a couple deals.

I have some depth to deal and I'm open on the return.

UTIL:

Both Jon Berti and David Fletcher are both back at the same time. Both play 5+ positions in the sim, with Fletcher VG across SS/2B/3B. Fletcher also boasts a .277 projected average.

2B Jon Berti.239/.331/.343 5 HR 24 RBI 13 SB 4.2 RC/27 0.9 fWAR

2B David Fletcher .277/.319/.364 5 HR 46 RBI 13 SB 4.5 RC/27 1.4 fWAR

3B:

Justin Turner and Evan Longoria represent different possibilities. Longoria has VG defense at the hot corner with VG power against lefties. He's a very good bat off the bench, but with his defense is a potential starter.
Turner has AV/66 defense at third, so he's a starter and he's got a .264/.343/.427 projected slash line, so he's more than usable. He's been hot in MLB.

Others of note:

SP/RP Trevor Williams 6-6 4.42 ERA 118 IP 105 K 36 BB 93 ERA+ 1.1 fWAR

RP Kyle Finnegan 6-4 3.81 ERA 65 K in 59 IP 114 ERA+

LHP Aaron Loup 3-2 3.50 ERA 43.2 IP 44 K 13 BB 127 ERA+ 0.7 fWAR

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A recent deal with JP requires that I pull Berti back to be used as a multi-position utility role. But I can still move Justin Turner and the aforementioned RP.

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Another deal with JP. The additional bats push Gurriel, Turner, and Longoria to bench roles. I'm looking to move one of Turner and Longoria.

As mentioned, Turner has the better offensive projection. Longoria has the VG defense at the hot corner. Both are cracking a win of value in limited time IRL.

Finnegan is sporting a 3.40 ERA and 5 saves, while Trevor Williams has now lowered his ERA to 3.02 over 65.2 IP.

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Both Turner and Longoria are creeping up on 1.5 fwar for the season (Longoria 203 PA, Turner 402 PA) and can be helpful to aspiring playoff teams. Longoria has VG defense and Turner AV defense at the hot corner.

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Trevor Williams has now lowered his ERA on the season to 2.84 over 23 games/9 starts. He profiles as a multi-innings reliever who can start.

Kyle Finnegan is now sitting at a 3.18 ERA on the season over 51 appearances. He has value this year and next.

Evan Longoria continues his tear in the majors, now up to a .254/.333/.487 slash with 12 HR in only 63 games for 1.5 fWAR. He projects with VG defense at 3B.

Justin Turner is at .262/.333/.403 with 9 HR and 64 RBI.

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Finnegan is the lone man standing on the block. 2.5 hours to get his 3.81 ERA and 10 K/9 IP. Whole offseason to get his 3.12 ERA in MLB this year