What if Kim Ha-seong and Ohtani play on the same team? What trade card should San Diego present?

The biggest issue in the major leagues these days is whether to trade Shohei Ohtani (29, Los Angeles Angels), who is “all-around pitcher.” Will Ohtani really move to another team ahead of the trade deadline? If Ohtani is to be traded, what price will it have to pay?무지개벳

On the 21st (Korean time), the MLB official website (MLB.com) listed Ohtani’s hypothetical trade scenarios under the theme of ‘Ohtani’s 9 trade possibilities identified through brainstorming’.

What kind of card should San Diego, where Kim Ha-seong plays, bring in Ohtani? ‘MLB.com’ predicted that San Diego would be able to appeal to the Angels only by sending infielder Jackson Merrill, who ranks first in the team’s “MLB Pipeline” and 9th overall, Dylan Lesco (3rd on the team, 64th overall), Adam Mazur (6th on the team), Alec Jacob (26th on the team), and left-handed pitcher Ryan Weathers.

‘MLB.com’ predicts that it will be possible to recruit Ohtani only after providing as many as five players. Will San Diego really be able to carry out a 5-to-1 trade to acquire Ohtani, a star player? In fact, San Diego signed a 6-2 trade last year to Washington for Juan Soto and Josh Bell from the Washington Nationals, sending Luke Voit, CJ Abrams, Mackenzie Gore, Robert Hassell III, James Wood, and Susana, who were cut.

Of course, it is unknown whether San Diego will carry out a large trade like last year. This season, with 46 wins and 51 losses, the team is in 4th place in the National League West Division. However, ‘MLB.com’ emphasized that carelessness (?) is prohibited, saying, “Let’s assume that San Diego suddenly jumped into the wild card competition. San Diego is famous as a team that makes large-scale trades at the trade deadline.”

On this day, ‘MLB.com’ predicted that it would be difficult for the Los Angeles Dodgers to get approval from the Angels unless they had a large-scale prospect package, such as predicting that the LA Dodgers would have to offer six players, including right-hander Bobby Miller, to make a deal to bring Ohtani. It means that the value of Ohtani is enormous.

Ohtani is having an unbelievable season this year, recording 7-5 with a 3.50 ERA as a pitcher and a .306 batting average as a hitter with 35 home runs, 76 RBIs and 11 stolen bases. In a word, it is a reality that you have to endure a lot of bleeding to bring a player who is decorating a page of history.