Trade might be best for Justin Upton and Diamondbacks

this guy could bring a top pitching prospects to the d'backs,,, the question is WHO would give top prospects for justin upton??

the rangers are in need for a extra outfielder, hamilton departure left a open spot in the OF,,,,

this could be a great trade for both teams, the rangers can trade elvis andrus and derek holland for justin upton,,,

the red sox are willing to trade jacoby ellbury for derek holland and elvis andrus, as we all know the rangers need the SS open spot for profar,!!!

the rays don't have a regular SS in their lineup, trade hellickson and a minor leaguer for derek holland and elvis andrus!!!

Here is the problem: "Towers has said that it would take an overwhelming deal for him to decide to move a guy with enormous talent like Upton."

And the result: "It seems like every offseason the D-backs are looking to trade him, and each time has resulted in Upton staying put."

Towers' judgement of Upton's "talent" is different than the rest of MLB. Now, Towers may be right--but if so, he should keep Upton and refuse to trade him. By offering to trade him, it looks as though he knows the guy is overvalued, and is shopping for a sucker.

The Dodgers should see if Kemp will agree to stay out of centerfield and trade for Upton. He's only 24. I think he has some really good years ahead of him.

Upton is going somewhere, it just remains to be seen where. Upton is a talent, but has not delivered as expected. Texas has the goods that Zona needs and wants to get the job done.

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Originally posted 01:02 PM ET  11.10 by Traded to Seattle

Here is the problem: "Towers has said that it would take an overwhelming deal for him to decide to move a guy with enormous talent like Upton."And the result: "It seems like every offseason the D-backs are looking to trade him, and each time has resulted in Upton staying put."Towers' judgement of Upton's "talent" is different than the rest of MLB. Now, Towers may be right--but if so, he should keep Upton and refuse to trade him. By offering to trade him, it looks as though he knows the guy is overvalued, and is shopping for a sucker.

Well said.

I can't figure out why the D Backs seem to be in a hurry to get rid of this guy.