Trade A-rod if possible but if not, keep him at third, despite how horrible he is in the postseason, he still has his worth (hopefully 65- 70 Rbis, 20-25 home runs I know that isn't what he's worth but what can you do)? Give Cano his contract extension, there isn't any better second basemen out there. Let Swisher go, it was fun seeing him here in New York, but 1- 36 in the postseason just isn't going to cut it and he might ask for a big contract this offseason. Resign Ichiro to fill the hole in right field. Along with some players to platoon every once in a while (players like Ibanez) Also sign some utility players to play the infield along with Nunez, but if he keeps on making errors then use him strictly as a DH until he fixes it. Gardner will occupy left field. Don't have a primary DH, just keep on rotating players, as it will take away Jeter and Arod's half-day offs. Either call up prospects to catch or just resign Martin, doesn't really matter. Keep Granderson (31) for at least 1 or 3 years until Mason Williams is ready (yes he strikes out a lot but he is still a 40 hr 100 rbi man, how are you going to replace that? Definitely DO NOT sign Hamilton with his request for a 7-year $$$ contract, horrible idea, the guy is such a streaky hitter and he's always on the DL, do you realize how much pressure it would put on the Yankees for him and Arod to be on the DL for like a month in a half? Not to mention how much it will hurt the Yankees to have (god forbid) a 42-year old Alex Rodriguez, then a 37-year old Mark Texiera, then a 40-year old Robinson Cano, then a 38 or 39-year old Josh Hamilton. It will blow up in their face. If Pettitte wants to return, let him, he pitched great this season and he's a leader for the pitching staff. Resign Koruda, he IS a top pitcher. Rotation: Sabathia Pettite Koruda Pineda Hughes I don't know what to do with Ivan Nova. The bullpen should consist of: (Nova?) Phelps, Rapada, Epply, Logan, Chamberlain, Robertson, Rivera, and Soriano (yes resign Soriano because he will come in handy once Rivera retires.) Phelps can be in the opening day rotation since Pineda doesn't come back until May but when he returns have him as your long reliever and then he can return if/when one of our pitchers make it to the DL. *Same with Nova, but not in the opening day rotation.

That looks like a great team. Your hitting and pitching both look great. You have a lot of good players.You just have to wait for Cargo to heat up and Adam Dunn. You had an excellent draft. I rate it a 10 because there isn't really any holes in your lineup.

So you give up two 300/20/20 players and Rodney who got 14 saves last year, You get 275/20/10 in Heyward, 2.75 ERA 15-20 wins in Price, 30-40 saves with Papelbon (Bard may get more Save opportunities this year), 40-50 steals in Gardner, and 30 homers from Swisher. Gardner will make up for the steals your losing in Choo and Ramirez. Swisher and Heyward will make up for the homers. Papelbon > Rodney. Add in a great pitcher in Price and I don't know how you couldn't take this. You get much more depth as long as this isn't a keeper league I'm 100% for it. PS Why do you have Strasburg still?

No way I make this trade. Kinsler and Cano are swapped at 2B, obviously Cano's the better hitter right now, but Kinsler has 30/30 potential and is underrated in his comeback for 2011. Choo and Heyward are swapped in the OF, obviously Heyward has the hype and youth, but Choo is the proven fantasy beast and is a more valuable OF commodity. Hanley Ramirez is the top SS in the most depth thin position in fantasy production. You can't sell him with Stephen Drew as your replacement. You're losing this deal from every angle if you include Hanley. Remember you don't NEED to do this trade! You've got a servicable OF and 2B, you were merely upgrading in your opinion, but it's not worth losing the top SS in the game for one more SP and a bench OF speed guy in Gardner. No way you make this deal! Good luck.

Who getting Floyd? Who getting Hunter? Probably you are getting Hunter right? Well, whoever getting Hunter is the winner of the trade because Hunter is all-rounded so he can hit for average, have some pop and steal some bases. That should help out a lot if you are in H2H leagues. Floyd is an average pitcher except that he K's a lot of batters and looking at your pitching, losing Floyd shouldn't do much damage.

I don't like this trade, now half of your team is gone and you have half of someone else's. I would stick to either one for one trades or two for two. GL

Well here's the deal, you're 14, almost 15, they won't even talk to you until you're 18. So it looks like you're waiting at least three more years.