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The year-old had a brutal 6. Perez, 25, holds a rough 6. Sceroler was designated for assignment by the Orioles earlier this week after posting a He was starting in the minors for the Reds and could return to doing so. This move frees up a roster spot for Mychal Givens, who was acquired from the Rockies on Wednesday.

Hendrix has posted an ugly 5. Its unclear which west coast teams specifically are showing interest, but Murray adds that those clubs have also been eyeing free agent outfielder Mark Canha as well. Lorenzen was limited to just 27 relief appearances last season due to injury, recording a bloated 5. The year-old righty has excelled as a multi-inning reliever in the past and could make sense as a back-end starter on a contending squad. Warren has been sidelined since mid-July due to a left oblique strain.

The year-old righty holds a stellar 1. Hell give the Reds bullpen a boost over the final two weeks of the regular season. Moreta will be making his major league debut whenever he gets into a game. The year-old had delivered an impressive 1. The Reds are shedding money and people , not adding. Reds will hope to catch lighting in a bottle with the young guys in years and hope the veteran players like Votto and Suarez are enough to keep fans moderately engaged through August in the meantime.

No one has ever accurately accused TB of not being a team guy. The Iggy argument needs to center around his unwillingness to do the job asked at the time when it was asked. The options were to accede and make him a pure closer, or to have a flexible BP. If the latter is the direction the team wanted to go, then Iggy had to go. Had rules permitted making the call a month or two later, the trade likely looks a lot better.

Not all decisions work out. The sooner Reds fans and the organization start yearning for more confident, competitive, outspoken winners and not congenial, happy-to-be-here players, the sooner I believe a winning culture can be restored.

Castellanos or somebody new certainly lit a new fire in Winker and awakened Votto. Nothing that happens in baseball is the worst thing in the world. If Iglesias actually thought that he was the best pitcher, he might reasonably have been expected to pitch in situations where the best pitcher was needed.

Being a good guy and being competitive are not mutually exclusive, for one thing, and a group of people who like and support one another—has camaraderie—is not at any disadvantage when compared to a group of people who are feuding.

I say you keep Tucker one more year, maybe you try to negotiate a less expensive 2-year. Trade Castillino, Suarez,and Mustakis for two relief pitchers who can throw strikes effectively with men on base. Put Bararro at 3rd, Farmer at ss , India at 2nd, Barnhart at c. Winker in left, Naquin in right, Denzel in center. VOtto at 1st and DH platooned with Stevenson when he is not catching. Yakiama pinch runner and backup outfielder. They can afford Barnhart by unloading Castillino probably gone anyway Mustakis and Suarez and Garrett.

Most will sign for 1. Then have Kolo available in a pinch and Farmer in a bigger pinch. I refer again to Moneyball. Thats what Bell does. Shogo has Gritsake Japanese for grit. Ok so Tyler had plate appearances and TB had My point still stands.

Break those plate appearances down by defensive position being played when they took them and that gives a better picture of the reality. I dug that out somewhere on Fangraphs in the last couple of weeks but did not mark it. Ah, found it on FG. Tucker is the better defensive catcher, and the pitchers like to pitch to him. Stephenson got more at-bats, and I expect that he will in , as well.

And since you mentioned Hatteberg, he had a. The Padres, rangers, Cubs, dodgers, and giants — all with very highly rated prospects — chose to go with primary or backup catchers who were good defenders and maybe even gritty and kept prospects in minors. Managers and front offices really value that — especially at catcher. There is obviously a lot more to the position than we know. However, Kolo played for mike Socia during qualifying and olympics and he raved about kolo.

And Socia knows a little bit about catching at the mlb level. It boils down to the Reds budget. Injuries happen and if the Reds find themselves in for any significant time with no Barnhart gone to FA and no Stephenson gone to injury the season becomes compromised. The only position group saved from injury in was the catching group and perhaps that was because they were well rested.

Well stated. That is where we are at. I wish the Reds were ran like the Braves organization. They go out and get what is needed. They had more critical injuries than we did but reacted in a more positive way. Stephenson can hit , he has a good arm behind the plate and he can call a good game. No need to sign him because of attachment. Run the business accordingly. I am not one to get attached to players and say but I like Barnhart. This is one of the biggest problems in the Reds organization I feel.

Bob C leading the way. Corner OF who can hit are a dime for a dozen. Corner infielders who can hit are a dime for 2 dozen. Guys who can hit as DH are a dime for 3 dozen. The Reds have one of the latter in Stephenson. Exploit the advantage. I am going to pretend I am Bob C. Reporter ; I quote , so what do you do with T. Bob C : well I like Barnhart, he is like one of my children. Tucker got traded today. Time for Stephenson to shine.

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Sign h. And move Barnhart to shortstop? I was kidding, Jim. Keep the catching core intact and fix the bullpen and the offense against lefties. His last appearance had come on April 27th. If that wasn't enough, he had to undergo another surgery, this time on his right hip, in mid-July, pushing back his return even further, beyond the start of the season.

For his part, Devin hit. He returned to the Reds in but continued to find it hard to obtain playing time, going 9 for That opened up an immediate opportunity to play, given that both Mets catchers at the start of the season, Travis d'Arnaud and Kevin Plawecki , were injured, with d'Arnaud gone for the season. The Mets had been making do with a substandard tandem of Tomas Nido and Jose Lobaton for the past couple of weeks and were struggling as a result.

In 66 games for New York, he hit. However, after the Mets had signed free agent Wilson Ramos to be starter in , he failed to win the back-up job from d'Arnaud and then refused a assignment to AAA. The Mets placed him on the restricted list. He became a coach with the University of Pittsburgh in Question, Comment, Feedback, or Correction? Are you a Stathead, too? Subscribe to our Free Newsletter. This Week in Sports Reference Find out when we add a feature or make a change.

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