This trade may go down whats your opinion?

The depth is key here. Aubrey Huff qualifies to play at least 2 positions while Josh Hamilton is stuck in the abundance of Outfielders. Jed Lowrie is and understated shortstop also. In the last week he has been batting .429 and is looking great. However, Hanley leads the shortstops which is a definite position of scarcity. He is great but ever since his injury back when they played Houston he hasn't been quite as amazing. I would say Team B gets the better end of the deal. It is close though because Huff is bouncing around in San Fran, J Ham is just coming back from injury, and Lowrie has to beat out Scutaro for the starting sport in Boston. However, in the long run Team B has the advantage.

no way hanley ramirez is about to heat up and josh hamilton has a broken arm i believe, jed lowrie isnt even a full time player yet, aubrey huff is just aubrey huff and by that i mean the 15th or so ranked 1st baseman. veto that trade its unfair for team b. team A needs to be patient.

Depends on the depth of the 2 teams. Hamilton is on the shelf right now so can you stick him in a DL spot? Huff just got his firstbasemand job back so he probably wont get hur tout in the outfield and he can be productive with a bat. Is Jed Lowrie just HOT right now or is he the real deal. Lowrie is always hurt and really doesnt have a starting spot if he cools down.

I would say if Team A has depth to get ride of 3 players then then why not.

i would hope u are team b because there is always a chance of injury so for safety i would rather aubrey huff and jed lowrie,remember that hamilton is injured though for a while so its a toss up.

It's not worth vetoing - but I think Team B is taking a large risk giving up a 1A shortstop for what essentially amounts to two projects and an oft-gimpy OFer...

its fair if both parties agree to it-