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Which recent former Red do you wish the Reds still had?

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Todd Walker, because he has been one of the most-underrated players his enitre career. He has always had great potential.

 

At what point does "great potential" turn into "wasted potential"?

BTW, my choices are as follows:

 

1. Jeremy Sowers (Cleveland) - Young, starting pitcher & left handed.

2. BJ Ryan (Toronto) - Great talent with a bum elbow as I type.

3. Trevor Hoffman (San Diego) - Only 2-3 years ago this was a no-brainer.

"The Mayor" Sean Casey, B.J. Ryan and Kearns.

Has anyone seen Konerko's numbers? With a huge power hitting first baseman, we could get rid of Dunn, which so many of you clamor for.

Pretty sad when you consider the Reds chose him knowing he would never sign.

 

 

That's the old ownership for you. An easy way not to spend money on a first rounder.

That's the old ownership for you. An easy way not to spend money on a first rounder.

 

Why have we not mentioned David Wells? He would help our rotation and be good in the club house.

I miss Aurilia's leadership and versality. How about we stop all this wishing about the past and bring up Homer Bailey and wish about the future instead!!!!!!!!

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