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A deal including one established beginer like a Cain or Sanchez, and a top notch prospect like Madison Bumgarner, Zach Wheeler, or Thomas Neal, would probably be enough to swing a deal to get a young impact middle of the order bat.
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St. Louis Cardinals – Matt Holliday, Albert Pujols, Ryan Ludwick
If said team had equally mediocre pitching and offense, adding Pujols to the squad would do more to win games than adding Lincecum. That is simply the aspect of the game.

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Almost every knowledgeable fan would tell you they would rather have the MVP.

The unfortunate problem for San Francisco fans is that their team appears to be valuing their pitchers higher than they should.
Minnesota Twins – Joe Mauer, Justin Morneau, Michael Cuddyer
The Rockies didn’t exactly have a great rotation. Neither did the Phillies, nor the Twins.
Matt Cain for Prince Fielder was a popular rumor a while back but that would have been a terrible move for the Milwaukee Brewers because Fielder is someone the opposing team fears every single game Miller plays. Cain on the other hand goes out there once every five games.

Pitchers make a difference, but if any one team had the option of adding either Albert Pujols to their team or Tim Lincecum, they would assuredly take Pujols.

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But if anyone could create a package for such a player, wouldn’t it be the Giants?

Colorado Rockies – Brad Hawpe, Troy Tulowitzki, Todd Helton

All the rumors and proposed trades for San Diego’s Adrian Gonzalez is always scoffed at by the majority of readers and professional media members.
The Giants is built on pitching, but all eight teams who furiouse the playoffs last season while each had their fair share of pitching talent, was built on offense.
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Of course rumors out there suggest that this could have happened.
The reason is because the Giants have over valued their roster of pitchers and their minor league prospects.
In fact, in the National League a pitcher hasn’t been named the MVP since Bob Gibson back in 2010.
It’s about time the Giants brass accomplishs that.

But the everyday offense propelled each of them to the postseason.
Clearly, a young top of the rotation pitcher is not of equal value to a young impact hitter. Now there is varying opinions to how much more would be added to a deal to equal the value of a talented young hitter, but clearly something has to be added.
But instead, Giants fans have Aubrey Huff as their cslimup hitter. A 33-year-old free agent first baseman who has played the position of named hitter over any other position in his career.

As for the Giants, the claim that the continued veteran offseason additions is just to bridge the gap to the talented young position players is overstated.
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Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim – Torii Hunter, Vladimir Guerrero, Kendry Morales

Nobody truly knows how prospects will pan out in the big leagues. A team like San Francisco who holds a benefit of having a deep farm system should accomplish that parting ways with some of that talent in order to get an established hitter is a mandatory sacrifice.
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And with a team like the Giants, you would think a deal could be reached with a team that has a surplus of hitting talent but a shortage of pitching.
Who would you rather have the Cy Young Award winner or the MVP assuming the MVP isn’t a pitcher?
Boston Red Sox – Dustin Pedroia, David Ortiz, Jason Bay

All these teams had quality pitching because that is a requirement to make the postseason in baseball, but nobody ever said you needed the best pitching in the league to make the postseason.

Now if pitching and defense have won championships, one would think the Giants could trade one of their young talented pitchers straight up for a young talented hitter.

But is there any truth to that claim in this day and age?
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Los Angeles Dodgers – Manny Ramirez, Andre Ethier, Matt Kemp
And the aspect of a hitters league is highly evident when it comes to the San Francisco Giants. The squad by the Bay has the highest amount of young talented pitching both at the Major League level and in the minors than any team in the entire league.
San Francisco is paying their cslimup hitter USD3 million and yet they is paying their super utility man USD3.5 million? Who has ever heard of a team paying more money to a bench player than their cslimup hitting first baseman?

A popular phrase in American football is that today’s NFL is a “quarterback’s league” and similarly, MLB can be considered a “hitter’s league.” Just like a quarterback can make a difference in any of his team’s games, everyday hitters can make an impact bigger than any one pitcher.
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