November 20, 200619 yr Any move that the Reds make this off-season will be competing for 2nd best off season move. This money equals pitching. I can't believe they took that contract, but KC hasn't been terrible forever for no reason. Seriously, will they take Griffey for a minor leaguer? Will they take him in the same trade?
November 20, 200619 yr It's a great trade no matter how the player to be named turns out. With that said, I will miss "A Country Boy Can Survive" when he steps to the plate.
November 20, 200619 yr 10/12/07 Kansas City Register The Kansas City Royals have made it to the post season for the first time in ... years. Jason LaRue, who they aquired from the Reds for "minor league TBN" hepled the Roayls by posting the best season ever in his career. LaRue numbers for this season were .385 BA, 99 Runs, 150 RBI's, and 40 HR's. He is expected to be named AL MVP in November. The Reds with their MLTBN finished 5th in the NL Central, where the Chicago Cubs took the NL Central. J/K... The Reds did make a good move. I just hope the MLTBN is a better prospect than LaRue's career in Cincy.
November 20, 200619 yr Bucket of balls, bottle of pine tar, a Budweiser and we'll call it even... Wasn't there actually a player that was traded for cases of beer or something like that? As far as "Cowboy" goes, don't let the door hit you on the way out.
November 21, 200619 yr Wasn't there actually a player that was traded for cases of beer or something like that? As far as "Cowboy" goes, don't let the door hit you on the way out. I heard someone was traded for like a truckload of beer... For some reason I think I remember someone being traded for fish...
November 21, 200619 yr The Reds traded away Hal Morris a few years back for very little, if I remember correctly.
November 21, 200619 yr Can anyone explain why a bad team with a low payroll would trade for a $5.2 million dollar average (at best) catcher? It makes absolutely zero sense.
November 21, 200619 yr Can anyone explain why a bad team with a low payroll would trade for a $5.2 million dollar average (at best) catcher? It makes absolutely zero sense. But he's 3 tool...
November 21, 200619 yr Can anyone explain why a bad team with a low payroll would trade for a $5.2 million dollar average (at best) catcher? It makes absolutely zero sense......:sssh: But he's 3 tool...Wrench, power saw and router....
November 21, 200619 yr Here, I should at least give a proper post.... Spindoc would like to wish Jason the best on his new venture in KC. Spindoc would like to thank Jason for his service and Spindoc thinks Kansas City got a real bargain. Spindoc also thinks Spindoc is elated with the freedom of salary that Jason accrued. Awesome post:dancingpa :dancingpa
November 21, 200619 yr With that said, I will miss "A Country Boy Can Survive" when he steps to the plate. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: I'll second that.
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