Haren to the Angels

This deal just went down: Dan Haren, one of the top chips on the market, has been traded to the Angels. I find the package in return - Joe Saunders, Rafael Rodriguez, Patrick Corbin, and a player to be named - a bit curious, given Haren's caliber. (Did you know that he's 5th all time in K/BB ratio?) Saunders, who is 29, has been an unspectacular starter, for the most part; Rodriguez, 26 in September, has put up pedestrian numbers as a minor league starter and reliever since 2002; Corbin is 21 and, while he has posted excellent strikeout and walk rates, is only in Class A. I suppose that if the player to be named is a top prospect, the deal could look better for the Diamondbacks, but right now, it looks like kind of a steal for the Angels.

2010 Opening Day Starters

Here are your 2010 Opening Day starters for all 30 teams.

Arizona Diamondbacks: Dan Haren

Atlanta Braves: Derek Lowe

Baltimore Orioles: Kevin Millwood

Boston Red Sox: Josh Beckett

Chicago Cubs: Carlos Zambrano

Chicago White Sox: Mark Buehrle

Cincinnati Reds: Aaron Harang

Cleveland Indians: Jake Westbrook

Colorado Rockies: Ubaldo Jimenez

Detroit Tigers: Justin Verlander

Florida Marlins: Josh Johnson

Houston Astros: Roy Oswalt

Kansas City Royals: Zack Greinke

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim: Jered Weaver

Los Angeles Dodgers: Vincente Padilla

Milwaukee Brewers: Yovani Gallardo

Minnesota Twins: Scott Baker

New York Mets: Johan Santana

New York Yankees: CC Sabathia

Oakland Athletics: Ben Sheets

Philadelphia Phillies: Roy Halladay

Pittsburgh Pirates: Zach Duke

San Diego Padres: Jon Garland

San Francisco Giants: Tim Lincecum

Seattle Mariners: Felix Hernandez

St. Louis Cardinals: Chris Carpenter

Tampa Bay Rays: James Shields

Texas Rangers: Scott Feldman

Toronto Blue Jays: Shaun Marcum

Washington Nationals: John Lannan