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Arroyo-Reds reunion a possibility

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For the right price, I think this makes sense. Mix him in with skipped starts, inevitable injuries, occasional 6 man rotation in places. You are not managing to contend in 2016, so pulling a young starter at 80-100 pitches & skipping starts makes some sense. Not sure if he'd be willing to do long relief if / when the young kids are all in a groove.

 

Lots to be learned from a guy who pitches without overwhelming stuff. He'd be an extra pitching coach on the staff.

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They all aren't gonna throw 200-220 innings a year right now.

 

 

Lamb

DeSclafani

Bailey

Moscott

Stephenson

Finnegan

Lorenzen

Iglesias

Sampson

 

 

Who do you want to take innings away from?

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Who knows about the health of Moscott and Bailey. I could see a few going to the bullpen and/or a few starting at AAA.

I'd rather have Latos but got bashed for suggesting the Reds sign a veteran pitcher to go along with a young staff. Arroyo is the better clubhouse guy but Latos has more upside.

The Reds are going to be horrible the next 2-3 seasons. Why would you waste innings on him? Let the young guys pitch and see what you have. A pitching coach, not a washed up, league average pitcher, should be guiding them.

 

I tend to agree, but I wouldn't be opposed to signing Arroyo to a deal similar to the one Lackey signed with the Cards. Pay him a $500K base with incentives. If he pitches well, he could have some value at the trade deadline. If not, he could eat some innings & mentor the very young staff.

 

It certainly sounds like Bronson wants to be in Cincinnati, whether the Reds want him or not.

The Reds could use a veteran option to help develop some of these young guys. Odds are you go into 2016 with all the position spots same as 2015 with the exception of LF. The division is just that much better than it was when the Reds were making the playoffs.

Reds, Nationals, and Marlins all pursuing Bronson.

Bronson would be a veteran influence. I'd take him if the price is right.

Bronson would be a veteran influence. I'd take him if the price is right.

 

Year is a loss anyway, might as well add another pitching coach. Seems like the fans like Bronson.

Year is a loss anyway, might as well add another pitching coach. Seems like the fans like Bronson.

Keeps another guy from gaining big league innings. I'm in favor of a total rebuild, no spare tire needed

Would be another stupid signing by the Reds.

If they sign Arroyo, I know the Reds don't have a clue.

So the Reds are now in a softball league?

Whiffleball, come on man.

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