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Mets Fan Poll: Who should the Mets Trade This Off-season?

Found September 21, 2012 on Mets Chronicle: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Sandy Alderson,  Ike Davis,  David Wright,  Lucas Duda,  RA Dickey,  Daniel Murphy,  Johan Santana
TEAMS: New York Mets
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The Mets,  who are playing like they don't give a **** must find answers and find them quick. The answers unfortunately will not come this season, but Sandy Alderson has to find resourceful ways to make this team better and competitive in 2013. The trade market has been much talked about with Ike Davis being the main topic of conversation. The Mets are looking to shop any player who has the most value and who they can get a high return. I have listed in our latest fan poll some Mets players that I think have some value and that make sense to trade.. The most obvious would have to be David Wright, who would grant a large ransom and next season will be in a walk year. Ike Davis, who has been talked lately and Lucas Duda who is stuck between first base and right field.. R.A. Dickey having a Cy-Young Caliber season and Daniel Murphy who is a player on the Mets who can hit for average and play multiple positions.. The Mets can also out of the box and trade their ace Johan ...
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