MLBTR Polls

The trade deadline is exactly three weeks away now, and it's entirely possible that yesterday's Cliff Lee blockbuster is the deal that starts the chain reaction. We know there are 30 teams out there looking for upgrades, but some have their eyes on stars while others are looking for role players or prospects. 

Who will be the next player to be traded?

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We asked this a month ago, but given everything that has happened today, I'd say this question is worth asking a second time. It's a simple one:

Which team will acquire Cliff Lee?

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After voting on the best free agents deals for hitters and pitchers, it's time to combine the top vote getters from each poll and determine the best free agent signing of all. This week's results suggest Vladimir Guerrero and Andy Pettitte are the favorites, but let's see how the voting turns out.

Which free agent signing has worked out best in 2010?

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Andy Pettitte, Jose Valverde and Joaquin Benoit are some of the pitchers who have turned in fantastic first halves after signing free agent deals over the winter. Yesterday we determined that our readers believe Vladimir Guerrero was the best hitter signed last winter. Today, let's turn our focus to the mound:

Which of the free agent pitchers signed last winter has performed best in 2010?

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Matt Holliday and Jason Bay got the attention and, eventually, the money. But many unheralded signings have turned into great ones. Halfway through the 2010 season, it's time to take a look at how some hitters are doing and determine the answer to the following question:

Which one of the hitters signed last winter has had the biggest impact so far this year?

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Now that the July 31st trade deadline is less than a month away, we have a pretty good sense of which teams will be buyers and which ones will be sellers. But a team or two may surprise us within a few weeks. One streak can transform buyers into sellers and sellers into buyers, so tell us what you think:

Which of these teams is most likely to become a seller this summer?

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Every team is hesitant to trade their best young players, but if you want to acquire a Cliff Lee or David DeJesus, you’re going to have to give up some valuable prospects. Last year we saw several top prospects traded at the deadline, including Brett Wallace, Aaron Poreda, Nick Hagadone, and Zach Stewart, which brings us to today’s question…

Who will be the best prospect traded by the 2010 trade deadline?

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The Mets signed Michael Barrett yesterday, reminding us that teams can consider dozens of remaining free agents.  Today's poll:

Which free agents will play in the Majors in 2010?

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For today's poll, I've listed 27 position players.  The question:

Which of these 27 position players will be traded between now and the August 31st waiver trade deadline?

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