Sixto Sanchez

[mrmlonghorn]

Good or bad idea to sell off my Sixto stuff right now? Let me know your thoughts

[JrFinest]

I'd hold. That marlin team has a lot of talent coming through the pipeline. Could be interesting in a few years.

[LittleJimmies]

While awesome, Sixto is still a pitcher and on the Marlins, neither of which are very good for longterm value. His prices have tripled in the past month, never a bad decision to make some great profit. I think he'll continue to be awesome, just not sure how much value potential is ultimately there.

[MiamiMarlinsFan]

If your main concern is ensuring profit for your investment: sell now.

[LVDan]

I’d sell at some point before 2021 s1 releases.


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[texmcpherson]

Two walks in 25 innings. That’s impressive.

[LVDan]

He looks spectacular. I just don’t make it a habit of holding expensive BC autos when RCs release.


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[marterburn]

If you think he's going to be one of the few true ace pitchers with multiple Cy potential, hold until you're sure you're comfortable selling. There are only 5-6 active pitchers who have had that steady career incline in prices that dozens of position players get.

If you think he's just a #2, or a even team-specific 'ace', you're not going to find a better time to sell than now. Now or S1 release. Probably equal.

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[LCM1223]

Realmuto got injured 1 day too early

Missing a fun symbolic matchup today

[MiamiMarlinsFan]

Realmuto got injured 1 day too early

Missing a fun symbolic matchup today

I’ve been a fan of Sixto since before the trade was made. So I was thrilled when we were able to turn a catcher we didn’t need and had no hope of resigning into Sixto. I’m clearly biased (see user name), but I bought-in very early for dirt cheap and have zero personal interest in cashing out. I think he’s capable of being an upper tier SP for years to come.