March 22, 2000

Trade: New York MetsToronto Blue Jays

Jim Mann changed clubs, and none of them amounted to much for either side.

New York Mets
franchise trade score
40even
Franchise trade score40
Rest of season27WAR in-0.1WAR out0.0Net-0.1Net surplus−$0.3M
Short term39WAR in-0.1WAR out0.0Net-0.1Net surplus−$0.3M
Control window40WAR in-0.1WAR out0.0Net-0.1Net surplus−$0.3M
Full tenure41WAR in-0.1WAR out0.0Net-0.1Net surplus−$0.3M

NYM reached the World Series in 2000

Toronto Blue Jays
franchise trade score
60even
Franchise trade score60
Rest of season73WAR in0.0WAR out-0.1Net+0.1Net surplus$0.3M
Short term61WAR in0.0WAR out-0.1Net+0.1Net surplus$0.3M
Control window60WAR in0.0WAR out-0.1Net+0.1Net surplus$0.3M
Full tenure59WAR in0.0WAR out-0.1Net+0.1Net surplus$0.3M

New York Mets received

Jim MannP · 26 · pre-arb · 6 yrs control-0.1WAR (control) · 1 yr31
Rest of season18WAR-0.1FIP−201IP3Surplus−$0.3M
Short term29WAR-0.1FIP−201IP3Surplus−$0.3M
Control window32WAR-0.1FIP−201IP3Surplus−$0.3M
Full tenure32WAR-0.1FIP−201IP3Surplus−$0.3M

too little playing time to rate quality

ReceivedStatusSalary that yearPaidWAR$/WARSurplus
Jim Mannpre-arbest.$0.2M-0.1−$0.3M
Total over the control window$0.2M-0.1−$0.3M

Toronto Blue Jays received

Jerson PerezWAR (control)

Not rated — never reached the majors.

What this became

Nobody acquired here was traded on.

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