July 27, 1990
Nelson Liriano and 2 others: Minnesota TwinsToronto Blue Jays
Close to a wash — the margin never reached a full win.
Minnesota Twins
franchise trade score
41even
MIN won the World Series in 1991
Toronto Blue Jays
franchise trade score
59even
Minnesota Twins received
Nelson Liriano+0.7WAR (control) · 1 yr66
On the day: +3.0 WAR over the prior three seasons, wRC+ 100, salary $255K.
Pedro Muñoz-0.6WAR (control) · 6 yr20
On the day: no major-league record, salary $100K.
| Received | Status | Salary that year | Paid | WAR | $/WAR | Surplus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nelson Liriano | arb 1 | $255K | $0.1M | +0.7 | $0.1M | $0.4M |
| Pedro Muñoz | pre-arb | $100K | $1.9M | -0.6 | — | −$1.7M |
| Total over the control window | $2.0M | +0.2 | — | −$1.3M | ||
Toronto Blue Jays received
John Candelaria+0.0WAR (control) · 1 yr48
too little playing time to rate quality
On the day: +4.0 WAR over the prior three seasons, FIP− 110, salary $500K.
| Received | Status | Salary that year | Paid | WAR | $/WAR | Surplus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| John Candelaria | FA eligible | $500K | $0.2M | +0.0 | — | −$0.2M |
| Total over the control window | $0.2M | +0.0 | — | −$0.2M | ||
What this became
Nobody acquired here was traded on.
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