Showing posts with label Trade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trade. Show all posts

December 3, 2013

Here's Something I Never Expected

I never thought I would see the day Oakland A's GM Billy Beane do this....



This move surprises me because Beane is the ultimate "don't put too much value in relievers/closers" guy. Hell he basically wrote the book about letting closers leave or trading them when they still had value. Now he's the guy who's trading for a closer with 11 million left on his contract when he could have taken a flier on Grant Balfour or Brian Wilson in free agency? Shocking.

As for the Orioles, Jemile Weeks could be a steal for them. Weeks had a great debut for the A's in 2011 but fell off badly in 2012. He can still improve if he becomes a little more patient at the plate. He'll only be 27 when the season debuts and could become an important bench player for the Orioles and probably even start at 2nd base when Brian Roberts gets hurt again.

Just a perplexing move by Beane.

July 31, 2013

Trade Deadline (Update)

The trade deadline is less that 5 hours away (it ends at 11 AM PT for me). This post will just be for updates on who gets traded and who doesn't. I'm going to time mark the updates on Pacific time. If I miss anything or you have an opinion on the trade please do leave a comment.

Last Night, Chicago traded Jake Peavy to Boston who traded Jose Iglesias to Detroit because Jhonny Peralta is about to be suspended and Detroit sent Avisail Garcia to Chicago. Garcia is a typical White Sox hitter, low OBP. He'll fit right in with Chicago's group of hackers.

8:54: Well this is promising
10:00: Yep, pretty much how I feel. Boring deadline.
Update: kt1000 filled in again while I was away at meetings and doctor's appointments. (Thanks kt1000) Here's what happened:

- The Orioles trades Hoes for Bud Norris.

- The Dodgers traded for the backup of the backup catcher from the Twins.

- Ian Kennedy went to San Diego for relievers.

- Justin Maxwell was traded to Kansas City for some reason.

- The Giants didn't trade anyone because when you can hold onto assets from a crappy team, you have to do it.

January 24, 2013

Diamondbacks Send Bad Soldier Away

This morning the Arizona Diamondbacks traded Justin Upton and Chris Johnson to Atlanta for Martin Prado, Randall Delgado, Nick Ahmed, Zeke Spurill, and Brandon Drury. When this trade was first announced I thought the Braves fleeced Arizona. Dave Cameron at Fangraphs though says this trade should work for both sides and since he knows more about baseball than I do I'll trust his judgement. Still though I don't like a team that trades a player under their control for a few years for a player with only one year of team control.

That's not what is really bothering me about this trade though. What really bothers is that Arizona traded Upton for being a "bad soldier". You have to know the back story to the Arizona situation.

Upton isn't the only player or broadcaster that has feuded with Arizona front office. Darron Sutton the Diamondbacks broadcaster was pulled from the TV broadcast last season because Sutton wasn't wearing one of their team issued shirts on the broadcast. Sutton wanted to look like a professional and wear a suit and the Diamondbacks sad no. That should tell you right away that the people in that front office are nuts.

Then you have the owner last season questioning when Stephen Drew would return. Basically he called him a "pussy" for not coming back from his ankle injury as fast as Posey despite the fact Posey got hurt a few months ahead of Drew. Sure enough the Diamondbacks traded Drew and have had a hole at shortstop ever since. And Cliff Pennington isn't going to fill it.

When the owner blasted Drew he also blasted Upton saying,"I think Justin is an enigma at this point," Kendrick told KGME. "I know he had an injury (thumb) early on and maybe a little bit of a nagging injury. But he's played. He's certainly not the Justin Upton that he has been in the past and that we would expect of him. He's 24 years old and it's time for him to be a consistent performer and right now this year he's not been that."

And with that the Diamondbacks did all they could to trade Upton. They tried to trade him at the trade deadline last season. They tried to trade him all this off season until today. The Diamondbacks traded Upton because they perceived him to be a "bad solider". It's why they dumped Drew and why they dumped Sutton.

That's just plain ridiculous to me. Seriously you're trading a young powerful outfielder because he's an "enigma"? Because he couldn't quite recover from an "nagging injury"? Guess what there are players who are "enigma's" and there are players who get "nagging injuries" that they can't quite recover from during the season. That doesn't mean you should trade him away.

Now that being said I couldn't be happier Arizona traded away Upton. That's 20 games of not going against a right-handed masher who can catch everything hit to him in the outfield. So congrats Arizona for trading away a young superstar!

August 10, 2012

Yep, The Lakers Are Still The Lakers

If I needed another reason to hate the Lakers, this is it.

Lakers Get: Dwight Howard, Chris Duhon, Earl Clark
76ers Get: Andrew Bynum, Jason Richardson
Nuggets Get: Andre Iguodala
Magic Get: Crap

Let's break this down a litter farther.

Magic: Amazing to me the Magic held out as long as they did trading Howard and they still got shit back for him. Not even the "protected" draft picks are that great because they're "protected" meaning if the either the Lakers or Philly become bad enough that they fall into the lottery, they keep the picks and the Magic get nothing. The Magic also wanted to get rid of their salary cap space clogging contracts and didn't even get rid of the worst one, Hedo. Add to the fact they didn't get Bynum and the Magic might have pulled off the worst trade in all of sports history.

Nuggets: The Nuggets sneaked into this trade and grabbed Iguodala creating what could be one of the funnier teams to watch next season. Lawson, Faried, Javale, Andre Miller, Gallinari, and Iguodala is going to be great fun to watch. Too bad the Nuggets will still not be able to get out of the first round..........

76ers: There are pros and cons to this trade

Con- Bynum and Doug Collins smells like trouble. Collins, a notorious asshole, teaming up with someone who trolls the shit out of his own coaches has disaster written all over it. I can only imagine Bynum doing this leading Collins to do this. I might buy League Pass just to witness this moment. You know it's going to happen.

Pro- Philly has a history of adopting troublemakers. Broad Street Bullies, Iverson, Lenny Dykstra, etc. Bynum couldn't pick a better city to play for.

Con- Philly fans turn on Bynum the first time he gets hurt or they have enough of his act. Then this will end badly no matter what. (And once Philly fan turns, it's over. See: TO, JD Drew, Lindross)

Pro- Bynum instantly makes this team interesting to watch. Philly made the playoffs last year but they weren't always the funniest or most interesting team to watch. Bynum at least makes them interesting.

Lakers: Like the Sixers there are pros and cons to this deal.

Pro- Lakers receive one of the 5 best players in the league and the best center of the league when there aren't a lot of centers in the NBA at the moment. Lakers also get Howard in his prime, will keep him during his prime, and then can get rid of him when he's no longer useful and trade for Anthony Davis (I'll guarantee Davis somehow ends up with the Lakers in 8 years). I hate the Lakers.

Con- Howard is coming off back surgery. He's a professional athlete and will probably recover from this and not have to worry about it again. (Just my luck Howard will never have a back problem again.) Still though it's back surgery. Bad backs usually don't go away.

Pro- Somehow the Lakers kept Pau Gasol. So not only do the Lakers have someone who can play 5 feet in front of the basket, but they also kept one of the few players who legitimately can play away from the basket because he has low post moves. I hate the Lakers.

Con- Steve Nash and Kobe Bryant are the combined age of my father.

Pro- Nash pick-and-rolling with Howard and Gasol.

Con- Bryant still jacking up 25 shots a night and forgetting about Howard and Gasol. (What am I saying? This is actually a pro!)

It's amazing but the Lakers are still the Lakers. If there's a player they really want, they'll get him somehow unless Stern vetoes the trade. This is a big reason why I've always had a love/hate relationship with the NBA. Love the athleticism and beauty of the NBA, hate the fact there are only a couple of teams each year that are contenders. The Lakers are a contender with this move.

August 13, 2010

Giants Acquire Clubhouse Cancer Jose Guillen

10 teams in 13 years. That's Jose Guillen's track record as a Major League Player. And for whatever reason the Giants decided to trade for him today. A noted clubhouse cancer who has been suspended for steroid use will now be joining the Giants. That's just great. Darth Vader sums up what I think about this trade.

July 12, 2010

Baseball Update: Trade Deadline Looming

The baseball season is officially at the All-Star break. With the trade deadline looming at July 31st a lot of contenders will look to bolster their rosters with talent to help them contend for the rest of the season. Cliff Lee was the first big name player traded last Friday when he was dealt to Texas. There will be more players on the move and more teams looking to add simple elements to their team such as bullpen help.

Corey Hart- With the Brewers heading nowhere, Milwaukee may be looking to move all-star right fielder Corey Hart for pitching prospects. When the Giants were in Milwaukee last week, there were talks that the Giants would trade Jonathon Sanchez for Hart. Nothing ever materialized and both teams seem to have moved on. Now the Tampa Bay Rays have shown interest in Hart. With the Rays two games out of first in the AL East and leading the AL Wild Card, the Rays are showing interest in Hart. Depending on what pitching prospects the Rays are willing to send to Milwaukee, this deal could happened. Wherever Hart goes, hopefully he shields his daughter from a beer bath.

Roy Oswalt- With Lee off the market, Houston Astros pitcher Roy Oswalt has suddenly become a hot commodity for a trade. With Jake Peavy injured again, the White Sox will try and trade for Oswalt. Oswalt could veto a trade to the White Sox via his no-trade clause. The Minnesota Twins have also said they have interest in Oswalt. Two things stand in the way of Oswalt moving to Minnesota: 1. His no-trade clause 2. His salary. Oswalt can pick and choose where he wants to go. Also any team that trades for Oswalt will have to pay for salary until 2012. Even if the Astros pay a portion of Oswalt's salary, the Twins may not want to pay for the remaining costs.

Adam Dunn- Reports so far say don't be surprised if the Nationals don't trade Dunn and instead re-sign the popular first baseman. With young sluggers such as Ryan Zimmerman and Josh Willingham and Stephen Strasburg anchoring the pitching staff with Matt Capps as the closer, the Nationals are a team of the future and may need Dunn to anchor the lineup next season.

Kerry Wood- Yes, that Kerry Wood is a trade prospect. With teams such as the Giants and Phillies in need of bullpen help, Wood could be a nice acquisition at the right price. Wood has been a closer with Cleveland but would be just another reliever on another team. Wood's stats haven't been that bad this season. He has eight saves and only three blown saves with a 1.60 WHIP and a .263 BAA. Wood could be a nice addition to a bullpen if he isn't on the disable list.

Ted Lilly- With the Cubs not going anywhere and not looking to re-sign Lilly in the off-season, Ted Lilly is a valuable trade piece. The Dodgers, Yankees, and Reds might be looking to add Lilly to their rotation.

January 26, 2010

The Links

Christina Hendricks again because I'm obsessed with her...... Oh those poor Vikings fans...... Want to know how to read an NFL defense?....... Radical idea to change the NCAA's budget...... Hey Orioles fans, are you ready for FanFest 2010?....... Amare Stoudemire trade talks are heating up again...... How Steve Nash shines in basketball and business...... Coastal Carolina receiving top 25 votes, huh?...... How to improve OT coin-toss rules...... Lakers visit the White House and Obama yesterday

Rumor: Monta Ellis for Ray Allen? (Reds Army)

Adrian Peterson's fumbles caused by french fry grease? (Deadspin)

If Favre retires, was he worth it for the Vikings? (The Scores Report)

ESPN criticizes the Flyers Twitter, Flyers.com defend actions (700 Level)

Watch out! Peter Vecsey is at it again (NY Post)

Oregon QB Jeremiah Masoli might have stolen some stuff from frat students (Buster Sports)

Does anyone want to play in the Pro Bowl? (The Sporting Blog)

Overweight women crushed her boyfriend to death (Fox 8)

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Vikings fan reacts to Favre's last interception (Kissing Suzy Kolber)


December 9, 2009

The Links

Sophie Turner to start off the mourning.... Flozell Adams fined for his cheap shot on Justin Tuck..... I will be going to this Kings game..... Chone Figgins officially signs with the Mariners..... Jake Locker seeking NFL info, while Ryan Mallet avoids draft questions..... I guess the Nuggets don't like playing back-to-back nights?..... Who passed gas around Joakim Noah?...... Charlie Strong is the new Louisville football coach...... Homeowner's insurance doesn't cover cow damages..... 'As the World Turns' has been canceled

The Tigers traded their heart and soul to the Yankees (Detroit Free Press)

A parting shot for Charlie Weis (Fox Sports)

Peter Gammons leaves ESPN for MLB Network (Awful Announcing)

Could Elin take her and Tigers kids to Sweden (Sports by Brooks)

Tiger Woods Gatorade has been discontinued (CNBC)

New York Islanders Brendan Witt was hit by a truck and played hockey on the same night (Bob's Blitz)

Phil Jackson on women in NBA: No way (Slam)

A Tennessee hostesses may have caused recruiting violations for the football program (The Big Lead)

Ray Rice apologizes to Green Bay, but he still doesn't realize he plays in Baltimore (PFT)

Rasheed Wallace predicts the NBA ref scandal will grow (Boston Herald)

Had to know someone would parody this commercial with Tiger (With Leather)

August 3, 2009

The Links

Today JFein and I start the 2009 NFL Preview. I start the preview with the 49ers and JFein continues the preview tomorrow with the Eagles. I hope everyone enjoys the previews.

Katy Perry to start off the workweek.... Disaster movies all the rage.... Prepare for tax hikes.... ESPN lifts ban on New York Post writers..... Grad sues college after graduation, because she couldn't find a job.... Where would you place in a screaming contest?.... What's with all these old golfers playing well?

Training camps have barely began, and we already have multiple injuries (The Big Lead)

Tiger Woods enjoys a good fart (Awful Announcing)

Ari Gold(Jeremy Piven) guest hosts WWE Raw tonight (Camel Clutch Blog)

Say goodbye to the Arena Football League (PFT)

LenDale White loses weight by not drinking Tequila (Deadspin)

Could Vick sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers (HHR)

Does the Jake Peavy trade make the Padres the worst team in baseball? (Rumors & Rants)

Somehow, Stu Scott is to blame for this (The Big Picture)

Shark Week started last night on the Discovery Channel and I'm geeked. I've loved Shark Week since I was a little kid. Here's a video from a past episode from Shark Week.

July 31, 2009

MLB Trade Deadline Open Thread

Here's an open thread for the MLB trading deadline today. Already today we have seen Jarrod Washburn traded to Detroit for Luke French. But what other moves will be made today? Will the Red Sox make a deal? Will Roy Halladay be traded? Where is Victor Martinez headed? Will the Giants make another deal? What will happen by the end of the day?

Keep an eye out for any update's, and if you pick up anything then drop the link. Leave your comments and proposed trades.

The Links

Jordana Brewster to start the Friday mourning.... The recession is hurting the brothel business.... Flood watch is southwestern Pennsylvania.... Arizona cops find 97 migrants in a refrigerated truck.... Arabic TV gone wild..... iPhone vulnerable to hack attacks..... Kevin Fransden vs. Brian Sabean.... Nudity and wine

Now Jose Cancesco is claiming Cal Ripken took steroids (Sports By Brooks)

The Red Sox are in full pursuit of Padres 1st baseman Adrian Gonzalez (MLB Daily Dish)

The Minnesota could be close to trading for Orlando Cabrera (Twinkie Town)

"Farewell Ben Gordan" YouTube video is both creepy and cool (Motown String Music) video below

Has college basketball started yet? (The Crimson Quarry)

When will USC finally be affected from the multiple scandals that have hit the school? (CBS Sports)

A look at ESPN's in-depth viewer research (USA Today)

The worst coaches ever (The Sporting Blog)

What if the trade deadline applied to real jobs? (The Big Picture)

Matthew Stafford is quite the ladies man (The World of Issac)

"Farewell Ben Gordon" tribute video

July 30, 2009

The Links

Maria Menounos to start the mourning..... Hillary Clinton to run in 2016?..... Now I see why the Red Sox refuse to trade Clay Buchholtz.... Adult film star Stormy Daniels arrested for allegedly beating her husband..... Check out the Texas librarians calendar.... Where's Michael Jackson's body?.... Tanning beds are not good for your health..... Microsoft & Yahoo joining forces?..... 'Twilight' fans are outraged!

Ann Killion's farewell column (SJ Mercury News)

Dustin Pedroia's scumbag brother is going to jail for a year (News 10)

Brewers need pitching help (MLB Daily Dish)

Sage Rosenfels is happy the Favre drama is over (PFT)

Michael Schumacher is making a return to Formula 1 (From the Marbles)

Jim Balsillie continues his bid to buy the Phoenix Coyotes (Online Sports Guy)

This tattoo should go over real well (Ugliest Tattoos)

Pirates are now in the market to trade their bat boy (Larry Brown Sports)

Yesterday, JFein talked about the bad reputation of Philadelphia sports fans and how it's an unfair because how the media portrays them. Well I've found video of Indians and Angels fans fighting in Anaheim yesterday.

July 29, 2009

Breaking News: Pittsburgh Pirates Give Up On Life

After trading away most of their team this season including Jack Wilson this mourning, the Pittsburgh Pirates have traded Freddy Sanchez to the San Francisco Giants.

The Giants had to give up Tim Alderson in the deal. Alderson was the number two ranked pitching prospect in the Giants organization and the 45th best prospect according to Baseball America.

Sanchez is batting .296 with an OPA .334. So he fits in perfectly with the Giants. He doesn't walk much. Perfect match. In all seriousness the Giants needed a 2nd baseman. They couldn't trot out everyday Juan Uribe, Kevin Fransden, and Matt Downs. They needed a top of the lineup hitter. Especially with Philadelphia coming to the phone booth for a four game weekend. The Giants offense still lacks the middle-of-the-order punch, but they have added two veteran bats at spots where production was lacking.

Giants Get Freddy Sanchez (Fanhouse)

The Links

Sara Jean Underwood to start the mourning.... R.I.P. Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Johnson.... Katie Price's face isn't looking so good.... Can Justin Timberlake save golf?.... They are a little bitter in Minnesota about Favre.... Are you still a supporter of 'Obamacare'?.... Obama legislative goals could put new burden on a weak economy..... The Hogans finally reach a settlement.... You can buy Madonna's love letters.... NO! The Big Unit could be done for the year

One of many tributes to the late Jim Johnson (Philly.com)

Vin Scully to retire after the 2010 season (True Blue LA)

Jay Mariotti makes children cry (Deadspin)

Freddy Sanchez to the Giants? (Fanhouse)

MMA fighter Dan Henderson wants peace between Yankee and Red Sox fans (Cagewriter)

Carlos Lee befriends an anthill in left field (The Onion)

Congress calls out Shaq while honoring Kobe, Lakers (HHR)

Stats show there is no harm starting a rookie quarterback (Fifth Down)

Adversity brings Michigan closer together (Detroit News)

Sponsor's are staying quite on Vick ruling (Sports Biz)


In pursuit of happiness

July 27, 2009

Giants Finally Acquire A Bat


Well Brian Sabean finally dit it. He finally acquired a bat. According to Ed Price of Fanhouse, the San Francisco Giants have traded for Cleveland Indians 1st baseman Ryan Garko. Garko should be used to the enviroment, because he attended college at Stanford.

Garko is hitting .285 with 11 homers and 39 RBI's. And since he is playing in Cleveland, those numbers are sort of impressive. I still think the Giants should have been aggressive towards a deal for Matt Holliday, but I will take Garko.

Oh yeah, Garko is a huge Jim Rome Show fan, so that makes me a fan of his.

June 25, 2009

Shaq to Cleveland

Jeez what took so long Danny Ferry? You should have traded for Shaq four months ago to help LeBron in the playoffs. Could you have imagined a LeBron/Shaq vs. Kobe in the finals. David Stern is pissed this mourning because this trade didn't happen sooner. Anyways the trade was finally made, and we are plenty of story lines heading into next season.

- We finally get to see Shaq face off against Dwight Howard and Stan Van Jeremy four times a year. Remember Shaq put on blast both Howard and Van Jeremy during last season.

- What type of impact will Shaq have on the team? Orlando will be the same. Boston will improve once they are healthy. Philadelphia should improve under new coach Eddie Jordan. Can Shaq be a force for Cleveland? And can he help them win the championship?

- Can Shaq stay healthy? Last season Shaq was healthy and played in a majority of the games for the first time in a long time.

- You have to love Shaq not hearing about the trade until someone asked him about it through Twitter. You have to love stories being broken through Twitter.

- The Cavs gave up nothing for Shaq. They gave up Ben Wallace, and his bad legs, and a bag of beans. They didn't give up Delonte West, Mo Williams or J.J. Hickson.

- Lastly, I can't wait for a dance-off between Shaq and LeBron.

The Links

Ashley Bulgari to start the mourning.... That South Carolina Governor's press conference was something else.... Obama's Presidency hasn't helped race relations.... Finally! We can get porn on our IPhone.... Shaq has been traded to Cleveland.... The Yankees aren't ready to fire Joe Girardi yet..... U.S. victory over Spain a sign of things to come?

Shaq learns off trade through Twitter (Awful Announcing)

Sexism strikes on Wimbledon's website (Fanhouse)

Top 10 schools producing NBA talent (Real Clear Sports)

Congrats to the LSU baseball team (LSUSports.net)

The ladies love Minnesota catcher Joe Mauer (Busted Coverage)

Proper gym etiquette (The Big Picture)

Of course, when the Giants had Barry Bonds on the team, Dodgers fans booed. But they love and still cheer for Manny (LA Times)

The Mets junior varsity team is better than the varsity team (NY Post)

The Pistons could be major players in free agency (Detroit News)

Transformers 2 movie trailer



ShamWow guy in prison

April 2, 2009

Can Jay Cutler Make Up His Mind?

Jay Cutler is one strange cat. First the Denver Broncos try to trade him for Matt Cassel. They deny it, get caught, and Cutler starts pouting. He has sold his house in Denver and didn't even show up for the team's workouts. Now he telling Jay Glazer of Fox Sports that he didn't want to get traded.

"I was surprised they decided to trade me this soon," Cutler told Glazer in his first comments since the statement was released. "I didn't want to get traded. This wasn't me. (The Broncos) had been going back and forth saying things, wanting me to be their quarterback and then they didn't."

"I really didn't want this. I love Denver. I really like my teammates. I didn't want it to get this far."
Jay sure does have a strange way of showing love to Denver. He pouts for about a month straight, and then he doesn't show up for workouts.

Also if you love your teammates, show up to the off-season workouts. They are there working their butts off, and you should be there too.

And if you didn't want to get traded, you also have a weird way of showing it. From the early speculation Cutler wanted out of Denver. This was even before they tried to trade Cutler for Cassel. He was supposedly mad because the new regime didn't keep any of the holdovers. He especially mad when the Broncos didn't keep Jeremy Bates, who left for USC.

All I could think of, Jay must be worried about his public relations. He doesn't want the rest of the league to think that he could be a problem in the locker room. Too late, Jay. Other teams in the league know about your attitude, and while an owner, GM, and coach might want you, your new teammates can see through you.

Good luck Jay with the rest of your career.

The Links

Even though they need a quarterback, the Vikings should pass on Cutler.... Donte Stallworth was booked for DUI manslaughter... Titans are claiming the Redskins tampered with Haynesworth.... USC coach Tim Floyd might become the next Arizona coach... Madonna is trying to adopt another kid... Here is hot wrestler Kelly Kelly

- Your 2009 Sports Emmy award nominees (Awful Announcing)

- Allen Iverson would rather retire than come off the bench (Fanhouse)

- College athletics make you rich (Wiz of Odds)

- UNC coach Roy Williams doesn't like the raised floors at Ford Field (With Leather)

- The best looking women in network news (Stiles Points)

- NBA legend Nate Thurmond spends a lot of time at his BBQ restaurant (LA Times)

- The Jets are expected to be one of the bidders in the Jay Cutler trade talks (NY Post)

- All your questions are answered about Detroit and the Final Four (Detroit News)

- The fallout from Calipari taking the Kentucky job (Orlando Sentinel)

February 28, 2009

BREAKING: Matt Cassel Traded to Chiefs

According to NFL.com Adam Schefter, the Kansas City Chiefs have traded for New England quarterback Matt Cassel. Former Patriots employee now Chiefs GM Scott Pioli orchestrated the trade for both Cassel and Mike Vrabel for a 2ND round draft pick.

Cassel who started 15 games for the Patriots after Tom Brady went down with an knee injury. Cassel was placed with the franchise tag by the Patriots during the off season, will likely now sign a new deal with the Chiefs.

I like this move for the Chiefs. I didn't see Brodie Croyle or Tyler Thingpen as future NFL starters. Cassel is still unproven and was benefited with a great supporting cast in New England. At least with the Chiefs though he will probably have tight end Tony Gonzalez, receiver Dwayne Bowe, and offensive coordinator Chan Gailey. So he will be provided with some weapons with the Chiefs.

Just a good move all around for Kansas City. They get an NFL ready starting quarterback, a veteran linebacker, and they didn't have to give up their 1st round pick for them.