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Originally Posted by TheAlpineOracle
I've always viewed Travis as a sell high type of guy for those concerns. Good offence, but you can't count him to be in the lineup when you need him and his D is pretty pedestrian ( you could even argue possibly below average). If he put together a season batting around .300 and hit 10-15 homeruns, i'd be moving him for some high end major-league ready prospects if there was a deal on the table for that.
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In today's MLB, batting average is meaningless, and guys who can hit 15 home runs are dime a dozen.
If he could establish himself as a 800+ OPS guy you might find some interest. But I don't know if Travis will ever be much better than a 330 On base guy, so that's going to require he hit more than 15 home runs to get the slugging numbers up. Aaron Hill hit 36 home runs, and piles of doubles one year and still didn't slug 500 despite a reasonable batting average.