The San Diego Padres 2010 Trade Deadline Primer is here. You can purchase the e-book for $9.95. And, before purchasing, you can view a “quarterbook” preview for free.

Here’s the skinny:

Whether you’re a Padres fan, a baseball expert or a fantasy baseball guru, this is your reference guide to the 2010 trading season. Written by Myron Logan of Friar Forecast and a host of experts from other teams, this 160+ page e-book provides all the info you’ll ever need:

- Foreword by Rob Neyer of espn.com

- Summaries of what every other team is looking to do at the deadline, including how it could help your fantasy team

- 150+ easily referenced trade targets with breakdowns

- 120+ impact prospects

- Essays about what other team in the NL West may be focusing on.

Order now and you’ll receive your copy within minutes!

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working with the folks at TwinsCentric and a bunch of excellent team-bloggers from around the league on a special, mid-season project, a trade deadline primer. There are 30 versions of the e-book, one for every team. Each time one of the Friar Forecast versions sell, I’ll receive 50 percent of the profit with the other 50 percent going to the guys who put the entire thing together. Here’s my sales pitch:

1. It’s a really excellent publication, and I think $9.95 is a great deal for 160+ pages of content from some of the best baseball writers in cyberspace. You get a rundown on every team, a special focus on the Padres, lists of players available at the deadline, potential impact prospects, a fantasy angle, national essays, and a foreword by Rob Neyer, plus much more.
2. I’ll be using it throughout the trade season. It is a really handy resource for all things trade deadline.
3. If sales go reasonably well, I’ll definitely consider putting together an e-book in the off-season, such as a Padres preview or something along those lines.
4. All profit I receive will very likely go back into blogging related activities. Baseball books, subscription Websites, maybe even MLB Extra Innings again next year.

Seriously, consider it. If you can’t make the purchase at this time, that’s certainly understandable, but I think you’ll be happy with the product if you do.

If you do purchase and you like it, don’t be shy about spreading the word to others who may be interested, be it online or in real-life.

Feel free to ask any related questions in the comments.