With starting catcher Tom Murphy sidelined all season by a broken bone in his left foot, the Mariners already are shy on depth behind the plate. MLB trade deadline: Padres land potential star in Taylor Trammell, the top prospect in Trevor Bauer-Yasiel Puig deal Trammell, 21, hasn't had a great season so far at Double-A You've probably noticed he's hitting just .236/.349/.336 this season in Double-A, underwhelming marks that look better with added context. With starting catcher Tom Murphy sidelined all season by a broken bone in his left foot, the Mariners already are shy on depth behind the plate. Now, they’re cashing in on some of its depth, without putting a huge dent in its overall quality. The logical place to start is with Taylor Trammell, the ostensible headliner of this trade and the most highly ranked player coming to Seattle. Preller might not be done making moves yet, either. For instance Trammell, 21, is three years younger than his average peer and has dealt with both finger and hamstring injuries this season. The Padres remain very interested in adding a starting pitcher. Otherwise, he's a well-above-average runner and fielder who could hit leadoff thanks to his on-base skills. PADRES-MARINERS TRADEPadres get: C Austin Nola, RHP Dan Altavilla, RHP Austin AdamsMariners get: INF Ty France, OF Taylor Trammell, RHP Andres Muñoz, C Luis Torrens. For all the win-now buzz surrounding the Padres this weekend, they don’t feel like they’ve jeopardized their future in any substantial way. Torrens and France are both on the Padres’ current 28-man roster as backups, while Trammell has been working at the team’s alternate training site. Their offense has been among the best in the sport, but their backstops slumped to a combined .146/.228/.291 slash line entering play Sunday. An impact bat? ... 2019, the Reds traded Trammell to the San Diego Padres in a three-team trade, where the Reds acquired Trevor Bauer and the Indians acquired Yasiel Puig, Scott Moss, Franmil Reyes, Logan Allen, and Victor Nova. AJ Cassavell covers the Padres for MLB.com. MLB Trade Rumors: The San Diego Padres are sending Taylor Trammell to the Seattle Mariners for Austin Nola, with Luis Torrens, Andres Munoz and Ty … PADRES-MARINERS TRADE Padres get: C Austin Nola, RHP Dan Altavilla, RHP Austin Adams Mariners get: INF Ty France, OF Taylor Trammell, RHP Andres Muñoz, C Luis Torrens. With Murphy sidelined all season, Nola has stepped in as the everyday catcher and has hit .306/.373/.531 with five homers and 19 RBIs in 29 games and played well defensively. Nola’s departure raises an interesting situation for the Mariners, who are left with just lightly used rookies Joseph Odom and Joe Hudson with any Major League catching experience, though Torrens now joins that mix. SD plants win-now flag in trade for Rosenthal, Padres add Moreland to fill primary DH role, Suddenly catching-rich Padres land Castro, top 15 prospects according to MLB Pipeline. Allen, meanwhile, is considered more of a No. What did you expect -- moderation? ICYMI: Last night Reds prospect Taylor Trammell took home the #FuturesGame MVP hardware. So far, the Padres have: RHP Trevor Rosenthal, from Kansas CityDH Mitch Moreland, from BostonC Austin Nola, from SeattleRHP Dan Altavilla, from SeattleRHP Austin Adams, from SeattleC Jason Castro, from Angels, OF prospect Edward Olivares, to Kansas CityIF prospect Hudson Potts, to BostonOF prospect Jeisson Rosario, to BostonOF prospect Taylor Trammell, to SeattleIF Ty France, to SeattleRHP Andres Muñoz, to SeattleC Luis Torrens, to SeattleRHP Gerardo Reyes, to AngelsA player to be named (a low-level pitching prospect, according to a source), to Kansas City. • SD plants win-now flag in trade for Rosenthal. “Exciting times.”. A right-handed hitter, Nola broke into the big leagues as a 29-year-old rookie last season. Muñoz had Tommy John surgery in March, so he’s sidelined until at least 2021. It’s perhaps useful to view Preller’s Deadline strategy through his acquisition of Nola -- who is expected to help San Diego in the short- and long-term. Yet it’s possible those deals were merely Preller’s opening act. At 14-22, the Mariners clearly are in seller’s mode and already dealt starting pitcher Taijuan Walker to the Blue Jays for a player to be named later on Thursday. That’s a whole season’s worth of moves, executed in a single weekend. Reyes has put on an impressive power display this season, but rival evaluators have concerns about his approach and his well-below-average glove. “Ty France has shown the ability to play the corners of the diamond, while providing pop at the plate. Check. Now 30, he’s hitting .306/.373/.531 this year. Moreland figures to slot into the everyday DH role, especially with France no longer part of the equation. Preller found two of those on Sunday. Welcome to Seattle! Taylor Walter-Lee Trammell (born September 13, 1997) is an American professional baseball outfielder in the Seattle Mariners organization. (Yesterday there were murmurings the … Adams, meanwhile, is recovering from October knee surgery but is expected to return next month as a serious contributor. Trammell will change teams for the second time in as many seasons as he was traded from Cincinnati to San Diego at the trade deadline in 2019. https://t.co/UkByPaYL0p pic.twitter.com/6qMgpaTQHA. We’ve acquired OF @Taytram24, INF Ty France, C @LuisTorrens13 and RHP Andrés Muñoz in exchange for C Austin Nola, RHP @DanAlt3225 and RHP Austin Adams. The moves could create quite a logjam, with Austin Hedges and Francisco Mejía still on board. 4 starter. Rosenthal joined the club Sunday and should be a late-game weapon. He’s a free agent after the season. The deal was formally announced Wednesday morning. Kelenic is the No. But the Mariners traded former starting catcher Omar Narváez to the Brewers last winter to open the backstop duties for Murphy and Nola. Catcher Austin Nola and two right-handers are headed to San Diego, with outfield prospect Taylor Trammell among four players going to the Mariners. But that didn’t stop general manager Jerry Dipoto from pulling off a huge seven-player deal to move his versatile replacement, Austin Nola, as well as relievers Austin Adams and Dan Altavilla to the Padres in exchange for four promising young players on Sunday night. But that didn’t stop general manager Jerry Dipoto from pulling off a huge seven-player deal to move his versatile replacement, Austin Nola, as well. • Watch MLB Network for around-the-clock Trade Deadline coverage In a seven-player blockbuster involving the Indians and Reds, San Diego landed center-field prospect Taylor Trammell from Cincinnati. https://t.co/sp4qaLccWW pic.twitter.com/rrTXiFyW30. He came up through the Minors as an infielder until converting to catcher in 2017 in the Marlins’ Minor League system, and he played primarily at first base for Seattle last year as a rookie while posting a .269/.342/.454 line with 10 homers and 31 RBIs in 79 games. Beyond that, Trammell still has good tools. Aside from starting pitching, the Padres have seemingly addressed every other major hole on their roster this weekend: Bullpen? “Luis Torrens receives well behind the plate and has the ability to be a productive hitter at the Major League level. already dealt starting pitcher Taijuan Walker. All Rights Reserved. They spent years amassing prospects and building one of the sport’s best farm systems. 6-keys: media/spln/mlb/reg/free/stories, at He doesn’t sleep, and he’s relentless.”. It’s reasonable to assume that someone the Padres traded will have a long and successful big league career. 60. The Padres could still be active in search of starting pitching help ahead of Monday's 1 p.m. PT Deadline, according to sources. section: | slug: mlb-trade-deadline-padres-land-potential-star-in-taylor-trammell-the-top-prospect-in-trevor-bauer-yasiel-puig-deal | sport: baseball | route: article_single.us | “Definitely cool to be buyers now,” said Wil Myers, acquired during Preller’s first spree in the winter of 2014. very well,” Padres manager Jayce Tingler said Sunday, following the Moreland trade. Preller is a buyer at the Trade Deadline. Follow him on Twitter @GregJohnsMLB. Check and check. Nola, meanwhile, is under team control through 2025. Greg Johns has covered the Mariners since 1997, and for MLB.com since 2011. Scouts evaluate players based in part on five components: their ability to hit for average, their ability to hit for power, their throwing strength, their running speed, and their overall defense. Why would the Padres do this deal? Taylor Trammell is a dynamic player who has an advanced left-handed bat, speed on the bases and above-average defense in the outfield.”. A catcher? Dipoto has been aggressive in acquiring as many prospects as possible over the past year and a half, and the Padres are making a major push to add immediate talent to make a playoff push in this shortened season. “I know A.J. Trammell is the prize in the deal and is added to a Mariners farm system that already includes outfielders Jarred Kelenic and Julio Rodriguez as its top two prospects. 11 prospect, according to Baseball Prospectus. • Padres add Moreland to fill primary DH role. Catcher. Castro, 33, is merely a short-term rental. PADRES-MARINERS TRADE Padres get: C Austin Nola, RHP Dan Altavilla, RHP Austin Adams Mariners get: INF Ty France, OF Taylor Trammell, RHP Andres Muñoz, C Luis Torrens. Besides, Trammell's physical attributes give him a chance to be even better. Then again, it seems very possible that one of those two is involved in a package for a starting pitcher on Monday. 19 and Trammell No. What about Trammell -- what makes him so appealing? PADRES-MARINERS TRADEPadres get: C Austin Nola, RHP Dan Altavilla, RHP Austin AdamsMariners get: INF Ty France, OF Taylor Trammell, RHP Andres Muñoz, C Luis Torrens. Follow him on Twitter @ajcassavell. Covering the impact of coronavirus on the sports world. “You guys know him very well. While Trammell may be the biggest name in the trade despite not having spent a day in the big leagues, the most coveted player appears to have been Nola, a … “We are excited to add four talented players to the Mariners organization, all of whom are playing in their age-25 or younger seasons,” Dipoto said. • Suddenly catching-rich Padres land Castro. The highly-regarded prospect narrowly missed out … He’s landed six players and traded nine. Trammell was dealt by Cincinnati to the Padres last season in a three-way trade involving the Cleveland Indians. In exchange, Nola adds a versatile catcher/infielder to the Padres, while Altavilla has been a promising, but inconsistent reliever for Seattle and Adams is currently on the 45-day injured list while recovering from left knee surgery last October. For their part, the Padres shipped outfielder Franmil Reyes, starter Logan Allen, and infielder Victor Nova in order to receive outfielder Taylor Trammell, who entered the season ranked as the game's No. Our best guess is they think Trammell has star potential, or at least stands a good chance of being an above-average regular who contributes in multiple facets. Preller is a buyer at the Trade Deadline. Among their top 15 prospects according to MLB Pipeline, only Trammell (No. This trade is going to improve the Reds in 2020. The Mariners receive 22-year-old outfielder Taylor Trammell, who was San Diego’s No. That’s what happens when you trade nine young players in a two-day span. 12 overall prospect in baseball, per MLB Pipeline, while Rodriguez is No.
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