Rays & Diamondbacks & Tigers

July 27, 2026

Rays

Name	Age	Level	P1	P2	Availability	Years	AFV	Salary	Surplus	Low	Median	High
Juan Morillo	27	Majors	SP			4.4	31.4	18.9	12.5	10	12.5	15
Ketel Marte	32	Majors	2B	DH	Low	4.4	103.6	71.7	31.9	25.5	31.9	38.3
Tarik Skubal	29	Majors	SP		Low	0.4	40.1	11.7	28.5	22.8	28.5	34.2

Total Value:

72.9

Diamondbacks

Name	Age	Level	P1	P2	Availability	Years	AFV	Salary	Surplus	Low	Median	High
Carson Williams	23	Majors	SS	3B		5.4	11.4	0	11.4	9.1	11.4	13.6
Emmanuel Hernandez	17	Minors	SP			0	0	0	2.4	1.9	2.4	2.9
Shane McClanahan	29	Majors	SP		Low	1.4	33.1	6.7	26.4	21.1	26.4	31.7
Jackson Baumeister	23	Minors	SP			0	0	0	3.3	2.6	3.3	3.9

Total Value:

43.50

Tigers

Name	Age	Level	P1	Years	AFV	Surplus	Low	Median	High
Santiago Suarez	21	Minors	SP	0	0	10.5	8.4	10.5	12.6
Aidan Cremarosa	22	Minors	SP	0	0	2.4	1.9	2.4	2.9
Xavier Isaac	22	Minors	1B	0	0	10.4	8.3	10.4	12.5
Trevor Martin	25	Majors	SP	5.4	4.4	4.4	3.5	4.4	5.3

Total Value:

27.70

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Shaq_Diesel

July 27, 2026 at 3:56 AM

This is not a three-way trade. It's two single trades that the Rays make, but they would be dependent on each other. The Rays are going to make the playoffs, and you don't need five starters in the playoffs. Hell, they probably don't need four. Give me their three best starters, and then a bullpen day with Jax, Baker, Morillo, Seymour, Kelly and Clevinger, and I love it, especially if they add another big arm in the bullpen. For that reason, one of their 3 best starters is expendable if they acquire Skubal. McClanahan is probably the one I would trade, because he's undoubtedly on an innings limit, even if no one that admits it. His agent isn't going to let him throw his 180th inning in October. The Diamondbacks can shut him down, and have a second ace to pair with Burnes next season. The Rays solve a 40 man roster problem by adding a top two second baseman for the next 4 years, a lights out reliever for another 4 years, and one of the best four starters in the world for a postseason run. It costs them a beloved starting pitcher who's going to be shut down next month and will be a free agent a year from now, a shortstop who could win a gold glove but doesn't look like he'll ever hit enough, and a whole bunch of guys that are rule 5 eligible but not yet MLB ready. I think the Rays make out like bandits here, the Tigers get two borderline top 100 prospects and a decent starting pitching prospect ready to step into the rotation right now. The Diamondbacks get 1+ years of an ace, a top 100 prospect with a K problem, and 2 high ceiling far off prospects.

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