brett05
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Yes and no on Jackson. The contract swap would be on the hope of both clubs that a change of scenery would jump start underperforming players. Jackson's contract isn't too terrible to swallow and if he came even close to his career numbers and ate some innings that could serve a purpose for a contending club and it helps that he's a good clubhouse guy. I still think Cleveland will one back to the Bourn swap when they realize no one wants Swisher.
Most guys are clubhouse guys. Ejax could only hope to get up to zero value. He has negative value and his only value is to move money.