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Thread: Kearns, Felo, and Wags traded to the Nats!!!

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    Bill Bray is 23 years old with a 3.91 ERA in 23 IP.

    Gary Majewski is 26 years old with a 3.58 ERA in 55.1 IP.

    Royce Clayton is 36 years old with a .269 BA/.315 OBP/0 HR

    Brendan Harris is 26 years old with a .250 BA/.333 OBP/ 0 HR in 17 games

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    I have no idea how you can trade a 26 year-old SS who won the Silver Slugger last year, a 26 year-old OF putting up around an .850 OPS, and a potential laden RP for that package. I'm sorry.
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    Off hand, I am PISSED!

    So here is our team I guess:

    Phillips will be playing SS with Clayton

    Bergolla may get a few starts at 2B, but Aurilia probably gets it now.

    Denorfia comes in to play RF.

    And we just picked up a few relievers that could help.

    But we gave up FAR too much for this. Unless these guys have tremendous potential that I have not heard of. Krivsky got owned.

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    then again, he did trade Wily Mo Pena for Brandon Arroyo...

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    We got raped! I hope Bowden had us bend over first for this one.
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    My God, I looked at this deal and thought there was no way in hell this went down... So to make sure I checked the Reds website and sure enough, Krivsky has flown off the handle. I feel for you Reds fans, they should have never packaged Kearns AND Lopez in a deal unless you all were getting something spectacular... Very dissappointing move and hate to say it but this looks like one of those that will come to haunt the Reds, I don't see this turning out like the Bronson Arroyo deal.
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    Of course, the difference there was that Bronson Arroyo had a couple years of major league experience where he was a quality pitcher. The only player that applies here with those credentials is Gary Majewski, and he (from a scouting report) gets into trouble when his pitch count hits the high teens.

    That was a great trade for the Reds, but this? My goodness. You simply cannot trade two above-average, young, reasonably priced major leaguers for a package like that. It's inexplicable. If you guys still had a Pena waiting in the OF for PT, I'd understand trading Kearns for a package like that. But all three of them?
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    I have to go to the gym so this is horrible timing for me. But I will be back. I want to hear your guys' thoughts on this and try and listen to what Krivsky has to say.

    As Lance just said; "He's got some explaining to do."

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    You guys got hosed.
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    I never thought that Bowden could screw us again, but low and behold, he does it to us AGAIN!!!
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    Wow.

    We dealt from a position of depth since I really do think Denorfia will be good, but I am not pleased to see Felipe gone.

    In all fairness, Phillips will now be at SS and Freel will probably get to play more often!

    That I do like.

    If nothing else, we do have the depth to fill these positions. Freel DESERVES to play every single game!

    I was just hoping for a better return than that, although I do think a couple of these players could help.
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    Freel has proven time and again that he CANNOT play every day, even though he MIGHT deserve to.
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    I am seriously considering giving up the Reds. I really have nothing to say about this trade that would offer any insight nor would be appropriate for a forum that tries to stay appropriate for all ages.

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    Hahaha. And I thought the Reds had turned the corner and were going to improve the team. Royce Clayton, bah lol. Laughingstalks of the league. Laughers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by redsfan28
    Freel has proven time and again that he CANNOT play every day, even though he MIGHT deserve to.

    No statistics support that assertion. None.

    He has a slump earlier in the year. Did you see the number of AB he had the last couple of years? He CAN play almost every game. A lot of players need some rest, but he can play in most of the games.

    That is one thing I will like about this trade.
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