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rburgh trades his 6th FA pick to Turtle for Turtle's 7th and Santiago Casilla.

rburgh trades his 6th FA pick to Turtle for Turtle's 7th and Santiago Casilla.

just realized I don't have a 7th round pick! So, rburgh and I made the change to make it his 6th round pick for the 8th round pick I have from joker.

Also if anyone needs a 5th starter, John Danks is still available for an 7th round FA pick.

Confirm the draft pick switch.

My final keeper list (pending further trades of course).

Hitters

Posey
Chris Davis
Rizzo
Neil Walker
Omar Infante
Andrus
Alvarez
Choo
Austin Jackson
Gutierrez
Dom Brown

Pitchers

Felix Hernandez
Nolasco
Niese
Morton
Deduno
Aroldis Chapman
Casey Fein
Jerry Blevins

Prospects

Bell
Bogaerts
Bradley
Guerrieri
Mondesi
Nimmo
Rosario
Taveras
Vizcaino

Cuts

Bobby Wilson
Luis Cruz
Brock Holt
David Murphy
Dayan Viciedo
Scott Diamond
James McDonald
Anthony Bass
Erasmo Ramirez
Aaron Crow
LonnienChisenhall

What is Status

Just waiting for the new set to come out. Keepers will be due a week after the set comes out, draft will begin shortly afterwards.

Also, if anyone wants to switch ballparks the deadline for that will be 3 days after the cards come out. The ballpark draft will then probably be a couple of days after that.

Has anyone seen the ballpark numbers yet?

Obviously, I can't post the numbers - SOM is very protective of that. Ballpark changes from 2012 to 2013:

Arizona - minimal change toward pitching
Atlanta - now a pretty firmly slanted lefty park with slight overall gain in offense.
Baltimore - big gain in LH homers
Fenway - minor changes in HR
White Sox - moderate decrease in HR
Cubs - no changes
Reds - big gain in HR, singles flattened out
Cleveland - power up slightly and singles down slightly
Colorado - moderate decrease in power
Detroit - slight inflation of all numbers
Houston - RH homers got crushed
KC - unchanged
Angels - moderate increase in LH singles
Dodgers - now heavily tilted toward lefties with no overall gain or loss
Miami - power numbers cut in half, singles flattened out
Milwaukee - power numbers up slightly, singles flattened out with moderate overall gain
Minnesota - singles acquired a similar tilt toward RHB
Yankee - LH power took a mild hit
Mets - power up slightly
Oakland - leave your LH batters at home, RH numbers up a bit
Philly - power numbers up
Pittsburgh - power numbers cut in half, singles up slightly
San Diego - unchanged
Seattle - unchanged
San Fran - singles flattened out in the middle
St. Louis - singles now tilted toward lefties too, RH power up slightly
Tampa - singles up slightly
Texas - power down slightly
Toronto - power down slightly, still mild RH tilt
Washington - hits up, power down, still balanced