The 2010 MLB postseason has hit it’s stride and players are being snatched up like sugar-free doughnuts at a weight watchers meeting.
Many teams look to be left in the dust, I’m looking at you New York teams, and have done little this post-season to improve their teams from a year ago.
They have missed the boat, as they say, and are more or less treading water at this point, signing bench guys and stretching for bullpen help, but gaining no greatly effective players in the process.
Not to worry, however, because that doesn’t mean your team can’t improve between now and 2011’s All-Star break, there is still a trade market that is likely to stay hot all season long.
So, here is a player at each position that is likely to be dealt at some point during the season, and can help a team struggling to grab a wild card spot, or possibly put a team over the top and drive them deep into the playoffs.
All of this is dependent on a team’s season projections (as I see them), so this could all be crap if a team starts hot and decides that buying is more important than selling this season.