141 BAA in 38 innings.Īdding a reliable southpaw to the pen, paired with a Hudson trade, would significantly improve this relief corps. He’ll enter the second half of the season with a 1.42 ERA, 0.74 WHIP and. The 31-year-old southpaw is one of the most underrated trade candidates this summer. Cincinnati Reds trade: RHP Luis Mey (CIN’s No.27 prospect), international bonus pool moneyĪndrew Chafin makes a ton of sense for Cincinnati.
With that said, there’s someone else to call about. Craig Kimbrel would be fantastic, but his contract likely keeps him off Cincinnati’s radar. It’s a convenient outcome since Chicago will be making a majority of its bullpen available at the MLB trade deadline. Mandatory Credit: Darren Yamashita-USA TODAY SportsĪs the Cincinnati Reds climb the ladder in the NL Central, the Chicago Cubs are sliding. This was a bad trade.MLB trade rumors: Latest MLB rumors in June Cincinnati Reds acquire Andrew Chafin San Francisco, California, USA Chicago Cubs relief pitcher Andrew Chafin (39) stands on the field before the game against the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park. Geno's contract was not near as awful as Mike Moustakas', and the Reds are now left with a gaping hole in left field. This trade gets no better than a D+ from me, and if Eugenio Suárez has a bounce-back year for the Seattle Mariners, then we're going with a F. As for the player to be named later that Krall is reportedly enamored with, we'll have to wait and see. Fraley will be given the chance to grab a handful of starts each week, especially against right-handed pitching. I actually really like the pickup of Jake Fraley, but I think the Cincinnati Reds already have a very similar player in TJ Friedl. Justin Dunn is unreliable and being that he hasn't seen the field since injuring his shoulder last season, you have to wonder about his longterm health. The left-hander looks to be a solid rotation piece and may even debut this season for the Redlegs. In return, the Reds received pitching prospect in Brandon Williamson. That said, the version of Suárez that I saw at the end of last season looked pretty good, and I expect Geno to have a bounce-back year. The Reds also have more than infielders both at the major league level and coming up through the minors that can/ would unseat Geno at third base. In effect, the Reds received less than market value for Winker's services. The Reds reinstated infielders Jonathan India and Mike Moustakas from the injured list and recalled southpaw Reiver Sanmartin before tonights game against the. The Reds attached Winker, an All-Star last season who's in the prime of his career, to the remaining three years and $35M owed to Eugenio Suárez.
While Jesse Winker is no longer a prospect, the concept is the same. Krall said he would not attach prospects to trades in order to move larger contracts. This is exactly what Cincinnati Reds' GM Nick Krall said he would not do prior to the offseason. Let's get this one out of the way first, shall we? I'll be very upfront about this deal I don't like it. Cincinnati trades 3B Eugenio Suárez and OF Jesse Winker to Seattle for LHP Brandon Williamson, RHP Justin Dunn, OF Jake Fraley, and PTBNL. Grading the Reds trade with the Mariners. Without further ado, let's put a grade on these three trades before news comes across the wire that Nick Krall has aligned more of the team's payroll to its resources. Like so many of you, these transactions have not been favorable through the eyes of a Reds fan, and some are easier to swallow than others. Trades are never easy to evaluate, but I'll try my best to be objective. Along with the aforementioned trio, Amir Garrett was also traded this week. In return, the Reds have received a bevy of prospects who likely won't see a major league field until 2023. 77 sponsorship and winning, 29 surplus player value, 84f trades by, 17. Gone are former All-Stars Sonny Gray, Eugenio Suárez, and Jesse Winker. Cookies and similar technologies are used to improve your experience, to do things like. and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions. In what appears to be some half-hearted attempt at a rebuild, has left Reds Country confused and frustrated. 100 Cincinnati Reds Baseball Cards of your FAVORITE Team (1980-2010) Rookies / All-Stars / MVPs / Hall of Famers 3.99 Loading Low in stock. The Cincinnati Reds have made several trade after the MLB lockout was lifted earlier this month.
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