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Reds trade Hamilton for Volquez

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Here are some stats from this past season for Herrera (41 games in 2007),

 

W-7

L-2

ERA- 3.69

Runs - 28, 26 earned

HR's allowed - 4

IP- 63.1

SO- 75

BB- 25

Opponents BA- .246

 

In the Winter league he had a 2.53 ERA in 10.2 IP.

 

May be a good set up man.

 

 

He's a little guy too. 5'7" and 145 pounds.

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They're done. They're will be no trade for Bedard, at least not right now. Not only that, you don't give up Hamilton, just to HOPEFULLY entice someone else, that makes 0 sense.

 

I like this move very very much.

 

They're not done from trying to make moves. However, they're done for the next week and half just because the MLB offices are closed for Christmas.

I'm curious why Hamilton suddenly became trade bait when the season ended. It seemed like his name was mentioned in every trade scenario for current major leaguers. In the end, he was dealt for a couple of minor leaguers. It makes one wonder if there are some more issues we don't know about.

It says in the article he is a hard thrower. Does anyone know what his fastball actually clocks at? Are we talking about a guy like around the 97-98 mph range. Or just a Homer Bailey who is just usally around 93 to 94...

They're not done from trying to make moves. However, they're done for the next week and half just because the MLB offices are closed for Christmas.

Krivsky said last night on 700 that they were done for the "foreseeable future".

 

And that "this was it".

The Reds now have Bailey, Cueto, Volquez and Maloney all 24 or under all who could be very good MLB SP.

 

Come on, those blasting this trade really just need to reevaluate their interpretation of Major League Baseball.

Great, great move by the Reds. I'm thrilled they're actually trying to win now, instead of waiting for "next year."

From Baseball America:

 

This sentence says it all to me and WK.

 

In one year the Reds turned a $50,000 investment in Hamilton into a potential member of their starting rotation. By dealing away Hamilton, they trade away a rather injury-prone player from a position of strength to fill a clear need at another position.

 

That my friends is how you do it....well done WK and the Reds!

The Reds now have Bailey, Cueto, Volquez and Maloney all 24 or under all who could be very good MLB SP.

 

Come on, those blasting this trade really just need to reevaluate their interpretation of Major League Baseball.

 

I agree. I think we've all become attached to Hamilton from following his story. I too will miss him in a Reds' uniform, but at the end of the day we didn't lose much (in terms of baseball) to gain a lot.

The Reds now have Bailey, Cueto, Volquez and Maloney all 24 or under all who could be very good MLB SP.

 

Come on, those blasting this trade really just need to reevaluate their interpretation of Major League Baseball.

 

Somehow it seems the Reds have went from a team trying to win now to ALSO winning in the future.

 

These 4 come through and that is a heckuva starting rotation for the next 6-8 years.

Somehow it seems the Reds have went from a team trying to win now to ALSO winning in the future.

 

These 4 come through and that is a heckuva starting rotation for the next 6-8 years.

 

I'll be happy if 2 of them pan out...

I'll be happy if 2 of them pan out...

 

:thumb:

 

Possible future stats:

 

Hamilton - Texas Rangers

 

.345 BA, 36 HR's 125 RBI's

 

Volquez - Reds

 

4.15 ERA, W 2 L 7, 35 SO, 62 BB:sssh:

 

I think it's a good trade, by the way. The Reds do need more pitching.

:thumb:

 

Possible future stats:

 

Hamilton - Texas Rangers

 

.345 BA, 36 HR's 125 RBI's

 

Volquez - Reds

 

4.15 ERA, W 2 L 7, 35 SO, 62 BB:sssh:

 

I think it's a good trade, by the way. The Reds do need more pitching.

 

 

 

 

Possible future stats

 

Hamilton .289 6 HR's 27 RBI's 112 Days on the DL

 

 

Volquez 3.68 ERA, W 15 L 6 212 SO 45 BB 228 IP

 

 

Herrera 2.49 ERA W 6 L 2 89 SO 12 BB 89 IP 20 Holds :sssh::sssh:

 

 

 

Wow that was easy.

Possible future stats

 

Hamilton .289 6 HR's 27 RBI's 112 Days on the DL

 

 

Volquez 3.68 ERA, W 15 L 6 212 SO 45 BB 228 IP

 

 

Herrera 2.49 ERA W 6 L 2 89 SO 12 BB 89 IP 20 Holds :sssh::sssh:

 

 

 

Wow that was easy.

 

Hamilton 60-day DL with an inflamed colon

 

Volquez 50-day suspension for failed test

 

Herrera 6 days in jail and a fine for a DUI

 

You're right. This stuff IS easy.

Do some research next time. Volquez will compete for, and most likely win of the jobs in the starting rotation. He's stuff is electric. The Reds had to move an outfielder to make room for Jay Bruce. Please don't talk so much the next time you sit behind me at the Reds game. :sssh:

 

Bruce can play CF? RH or LH? I haven't been keeping up.

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