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The New York Yankees traded outfielder Carlos Beltran to the Texas Rangers for right-handed pitching prospect Dillon Tate and others.Beltran, 39, is batting .304 with 22 home runs and 64 RBIs this season for the Yankees. He is in the final year of a three-year, $45 million contract and will be a free agent after this season.Tate, 22, was the Rangers first-round pick in the 2015 draft. The right-hander is 3-3 with a 5.12 ERA in 17 games (16 starts) with the Hickory Crawdads, the Rangers Class A team in the South Atlantic League.In addition to Tate, the Yankees will also receive minor league right-handed pitchers Erik Swanson and Nick Green from the Rangers.?The trade was first reported by Yahoo! Sports. Yeezy Boost Clearance . There are surprises among the Vezina candidates, but most of the others are standard top-tier performers, even if the two Hart Trophy runners-ups have never been quite as good as they have been through the first half of the season. Fake Air Max 90 China . 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Todays contributors are ESPN Fantasys Jim McCormick, Joe Kaiser and Kyle Soppe.Blake Griffin is expected to miss the next 3-6 weeks while recovering from arthroscopic surgery to remove loose bodies from his right knee. Should fantasy owners try to acquire him as a buy-low candidate? Is there a player his owners should add to assuage some of his lost stats?Jim McCormick: The buy-low angle is all about your roster rules. If you have a deep enough bench, a designated injury slot or are in a roto league, its fine -- and even wise -- to submit some two- or three-for-one offers for Griffin with complementary assets. In shallower formats that prove more demanding for roster space, like a competitive weekly leagues, its difficult to endorse offers for Griffin.This appears to be a maintenance procedure aimed at getting Griffin ready for a serious playoff run, but one that could linger past a month. This is my attempt at reading the tea leaves, but I think the team isnt as concerned about seeding, knowing theyll secure a high-end berth either way, so I do buy the cautious angle. The interim fantasy fallout is increased interest in Chris Paul and DeAndre Jordan in daily fantasy competition, as Paul sees an uptick in usage and assist rate with Griffins high-usage game off the court. Jordan, meanwhile, enters the Hassan Whiteside/Andre Drummond tier of elite rebounders when Griffin isnt there to help clean the glass.As for commodities we can target to buffer the loss of Griffin in lineups, I actually dont mind adding Patrick Beverley at the moment. This seems strange, but he is enjoying career-best rebounding production, hovering around seven per game -- to match some of the rebounding lost with Griffin -- and his strong rates in steals and 3-pointers differentiates from Griffins profile.The big loss for most managers with Griffin is in the scoring department, so maybe the Suns T.J. Warren is a viable path to replacement. Warren was dropped en masse due to a recent injury absence, and yet, he is sixth among forwards in points per touch and plays for one of the most fantasy-friendly schemes in the league.Joe Kaiser: Id look to trade for Griffin only if your team is able to stash him on the IR or overcome an empty roster spot for the next month or so, but if theres an owner willing to unload the star power forward for pennies on the dollar its a risk worth taking.dddddddddddd Griffin is averaging 21.2 points, 8.8 rebounds, 4.7 assists and 1 steal per game this season and is a top-35 fantasy option when healthy.While Griffin is out, it will be up to veterans like CP3, Jamal Crawford and J.J. Redick to carry the load on the offensive end of the court. Paul, in particular, should see his usage rate spike with Griffin out of the lineup.The veteran Marreese Speights is another player to watch in all this, as his minutes have a good chance to rise. The thing to remember with Speights, though, is that he is more accustomed to coming off the bench and providing the Clips with a boost against opponents backups, so its important to temper expectations if he moves into the starting lineup or is asked to play more than 20 minutes a game. Speights value comes as a scorer, rebounder and 3-point shooter -- the latter being something few could ever have envisioned prior to last season in Golden State.Kyle Soppe: If youre confident in your ability to manage your roster, then yes, make a low-ball offer for Griffin and see where negotiations take you. The Clippers used the words surgery and remove loose bodies in their injury report, so by acting quickly, you can catch the Griffin owner in a state of panic.Griffin possesses a rare blend of skills, and he should return for the second half of the season, so if you can acquire him for anything less than a top-50 player, I would take it. If you own him, Id sit tight unless your team is in absolute shambles.Robert Covington (available in 75 percent of ESPN leagues) and JaMychal Green (68 percent) are a pair of frontcourt players who arent owned in enough leagues, and while they wont come close to equaling Griffins production, they can fill the void in the short term.Fun fact: The Clippers play nine games in the first round of playoffs in standard ESPN leagues. Yeah ... trading for Griffin is a long-term move, but it is one that could pay off in a big way for the patient owner. ' ' '