July 22, 1990

Trade: Atlanta BravesNew York Mets

Doug Sisk changed clubs, and none of them amounted to much for either side.

Atlanta Braves
franchise trade score
41even
Franchise trade score41
Rest of season31WAR in-0.0WAR out0.0Net-0.0Net surplus−$0.1M
Short term31WAR in-0.5WAR out0.0Net-0.5Net surplus−$0.6M
Control window44WAR in-0.0WAR out0.0Net-0.0Net surplus−$0.1M
Full tenure33WAR in-0.5WAR out0.0Net-0.5Net surplus−$0.6M

ATL reached the World Series in 1991

New York Mets
franchise trade score
59even
Franchise trade score59
Rest of season69WAR in0.0WAR out-0.0Net+0.0Net surplus$0.1M
Short term69WAR in0.0WAR out-0.5Net+0.5Net surplus$0.6M
Control window56WAR in0.0WAR out-0.0Net+0.0Net surplus$0.1M
Full tenure67WAR in0.0WAR out-0.5Net+0.5Net surplus$0.6M

Atlanta Braves received

Doug SiskP · 33 · FA eligible · 1 yr control-0.0WAR (control) · 1 yr30
Rest of season21WAR-0.0FIP−182IP2Surplus−$0.1M
Short term15WAR-0.5FIP−132IP17Surplus−$0.6M
Control window35WAR-0.0FIP−182IP2Surplus−$0.1M
Full tenure17WAR-0.5FIP−132IP17Surplus−$0.6M

too little playing time to rate quality

On the day: +1.3 WAR over the prior three seasons.

ReceivedStatusSalary that yearPaidWAR$/WARSurplus
Doug SiskFA eligibleest.$0.0M-0.0−$0.1M
Total over the control window$0.0M-0.0−$0.1M

New York Mets received

Tony ValleWAR (control)

Not rated — never reached the majors.

What this became

Nobody acquired here was traded on.

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