Would you do either of these fantasy baseball trades?

Question

I'm OA:

OA trades Adam Dunn, Cin LF to Indians

CI trades Ben Francisco, Cle LF to A's

CI trades Casey Blake, Cle 3B to A's

CI trades Scott Olsen, Fla SP to A's

OA trades Carlos Quentin, CWS RF to Marlins

FM trades Jeremy Hermida, Fla RF to A's

FM trades Khalil Greene, SD SS to A's

FM trades John Maine, NYM SP to A's

My team looks like this:

David Ross, Cin C

Joey Votto, Cin 1B

Jose Lopez, Sea 2B

Scott Rolen, Tor 3B

Cristian Guzman, Was SS

Adam Dunn, Cin LF

Torii Hunter, LAA CF

Carlos Quentin, CWS RF

Elijah Dukes, Was

Mark Ellis, Oak 2B

Jack Cust, Oak RF

Yuniesky Betancourt, Sea SS

Jeff Kent, LAD 2B

Melvin Mora, Bal 3B

Russell Branyan, Mil 3B

Kevin Millar, Bal 1B

Dana Eveland, Oak SP

Justin Duchscherer, Oak RP

Rich Harden, Oak SP

Kevin Millwood, Tex SP

Francisco Cordero, Cin RP

Carlos Villanueva, Mil RP

Mike Gonzalez, Atl RP

Manuel Corpas, Col RP

Frank Francisco, Tex RP

Josh Banks, SD SP

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Answer 1

Let's take a look at your power situation.  If you trade Dunn, you have no real power other than Quentin and Cust.  I certainly would not rely on Cust.  If you are concerned about BA, don't be.  You have a collection of good hitter on your team.

This brings us to Quentin.  If you trade him, this will cancel out the comment made above.

If you are looking to add a SP, browse thought the leagues other teams and make note of who needs help in a position player slot...i.e. 2b, 3b, etc.  I'm sure you can trade Rolen, Ellis or Kent for a SP.

If no luck there, take a crack at the SPs that is if they have not already be swiped off the wire:  Manny Parra, Kevin Slowey, Gil Meche, Matt Garza, Armando Galarraga to name a few.

Answer 2

not the second one becasue you really dont need kahill greene and quesntin is really good

1st one-idk because ur getting 3 average people for dunn who,even tho as a low average,has a lot of power and can help ur fantasy baseball team

Answer 3

You gotta keep Adam Dunnalingus!

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