BigP50
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Once Danks comes back, do you think we will use him as trade bait around the deadline?
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I doubt if he'd fetch much. He's just a guy.
And don't play the "one crazy GM" card if you think he'd net anything but a meh player in return. Any owner/higher up worth their salt would put the kibosh on that trade and then fire the GM.
And don't play the "one crazy GM" card if you think he'd net anything but a meh player in return. Any owner/higher up worth their salt would put the kibosh on that trade and then fire the GM.
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not true.
a lot of teams would consider him since 1) he has pitched well 2) he is a lefty 3) probably could service a lot of teams in the back end of a rotation and or BP arm.
he doesnt have value that will net you anything, but if there is a team looking to move a FA to be starter he would be a piece to a deal IMO.
id much rather keep him around though
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Keep him and deal with Humber Stewart Ohman Floyd
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I bet teams are jumping for those names. 
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Right now Quintana is a good left handed pitcher. One that would be really good as the #4. The Sox have rotation problems, so why would they trade away a guy that's going to help their rotation?