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Should the Reds move Phillips to SS, promise Aurilia 2B so that he signs?

How should the Reds handle Aurilia 17 members have voted

  1. 1. How should the Reds handle Aurilia

    • Promise him 1B starting job
      0%
      0
    • Promise him 2B starting job
      23%
      4
    • Promise him SS starting job
      17%
      3
    • Promise him 3B starting job
      0%
      0
    • Try and sign him in a role like he had last year knowing he may move on
      47%
      8
    • Don't exercise his option and let him move on
      11%
      2

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Tajeda and Soriano of course would be first options if the Reds up the payroll tremendously.

 

But as Strike3 would point out, neither of them will be standing on the mound and staring down Albert Pujols.

 

Would it not be wiser to give Aurilia the spot at the money he will cost and put the rest to starting pitching.

....:D

 

Starting Pitching....:sssh:

 

:lol:

I would like to see him resigned.

 

He brings a veteran leadership that a young team needs.

They could replace his bat in the lineup. Too many good 2B in MLB but must be willing to pay.

 

I've never liked the choice, of play me here or else....Coaches and management decides the team roster, position and whom does/doesn't play. If any player has that, "I either play here or I'm going elsewhere".....than see 'ya.

I don't like that attitude either but you know that goes on all over the major leagues and it has went on in Cincy for many years.

I don't like that attitude either but you know that goes on all over the major leagues and it has went on in Cincy for many years.
Part of why I don't like multi-year contracts also. Too much control and power, is given to the players and not always that hunger, desire and motivation, to outperform.
Part of why I don't like multi-year contracts also. Too much control and power, is given to the players and not always that hunger, desire and motivation, to outperform.

I think they should all be one year contracts and be paid on how you did the previous year.The teams could retain a players rights for multi years but pay them on how they play annually.I would say production would probably go up and I know effort would.I think Rich should be paid for his work last year and if he doesn't produce this next year then let him go.If he had not been doing what he did this year they would have been left in the dust long ago.

Tajeda and Soriano of course would be first options if the Reds up the payroll tremendously.

 

But as Strike3 would point out, neither of them will be standing on the mound and staring down Albert Pujols.

 

Would it not be wiser to give Aurilia the spot at the money he will cost and put the rest to starting pitching.

 

I think moving BP to SS and putting a relatively cheap Rich at 2B makes complete sense. It also puts E5 at ease that he won't be sharing PT, you still have Castro available, and you can try out a RH minor-league bat at 1B to share time with Hatte. Plow whatever $$$ you were going to spend on a Soriano or Tejada and get some arms.

I think moving BP to SS and putting a relatively cheap Rich at 2B makes complete sense. It also puts E5 at ease that he won't be sharing PT, you still have Castro available, and you can try out a RH minor-league bat at 1B to share time with Hatte. Plow whatever $$$ you were going to spend on a Soriano or Tejada and get some arms.
....:thumb: Starting Pitching.....:sssh:
....:thumb: Starting Pitching.....:sssh:

 

Yup. I'm right there with you on that one. You can never have too much starting pitching, Mr. Leyland would likely tell you. :thumb:

Yup. I'm right there with you on that one. You can never have too much starting pitching, Mr. Leyland would likely tell you. :thumb:

 

What about Mr. Minaya?

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