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Former Rockies GM proposes trade for Troy Tulowitzki
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Former Rockies GM proposes trade for Troy Tulowitzki

Published May. 12, 2015 6:20 p.m. ET

With the Rockies plummeting fast this year following a 7-2 start, the calls to trade stars like Troy Tulowitzki have begun. Former Rockies GM Dan O’Dowd has a proposal regarding Tulowitzki:

The one player who could take the Mets from contenders to favorites is Troy Tulowitzki. He would not only stabilize the middle infield, but he also has the ability to carry an offense for weeks at a time. Tulowitzki is owed $94 million from 2016-19, but that's actually a bargain relative to what he would get on the open market.

The Rockies need pitching, and the Mets have plenty of young pitchers whom Colorado would want as part of its rebuilding effort. New York could probably build a deal centered around its No. 3 prospect, left-hander Steven Matz, and keep Syndergaard if it wanted to.

Fangraphs considers the Mets one of the favorites to land Tulowitzki if he were traded. According to the New York Post, Tulowitzki is set to meet with his agent on Thursday in Los Angeles to mull over the possibility of a trade.

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