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Title: Rays and Reds Strike a Deal
Post by: VolsRaysBucs on July 01, 2010, 02:06:14 PM
Rays send to Reds

C Mike Napoli 5M (2012)
OF Pat Burrell 8M (2010)
P Scott Kazmir 9.5M (2012)

in exchange for

P Tom Gorzelanny .5M (2011)
P Jesse Crain .5M (2011)
P J.J Putz .5M (2011)
C Chris Iannetta .5M (p-2010)
CI Josh Vitters .5M (p-n/a)
CI Anthony Rizzo .5M (p-n/a)

Rays also agree to pay the salary difference of 19.5M for 2010.

This move frees up a ton of money for FA this off season and gives me some solid/cheap pitching depth through next season.  Rays also add two top-level prospects in Vitters and Rizzo.  Reds find an instant answer to their catching issues as well as a red-hot OF bat and young SP to provide nice depth once Brett Anderson returns after the break.

Reds to accept.
Title: Re: Rays and Reds Strike a Deal
Post by: Dan Wood on July 01, 2010, 03:38:05 PM
reds accept
Title: Re: Rays and Reds Strike a Deal
Post by: Needle Juice on July 01, 2010, 03:50:34 PM
Approved, deal looks fine.  TB lightens future payroll and Reds get some more players to compete this year and C for the future?
Title: Re: Rays and Reds Strike a Deal
Post by: bridgestone on July 02, 2010, 10:28:11 AM
Rays send to Reds

C Mike Napoli 5M (2012)
OF Pat Burrell 8M (2010)
P Scott Kazmir 9.5M (2012)

in exchange for

P Tom Gorzelanny .5M (2011)
P Jesse Crain .5M (2011)
P J.J Putz .5M (2011)
C Chris Iannetta .5M (p-2010)
CI Josh Vitters .5M (p-n/a)
CI Anthony Rizzo .5M (p-n/a)

Rays also agree to pay the salary difference of 19.5M for 2010.

Bolding that part so the commish doesn't miss it...

 :iatp:

I love this deal for the Rays.  They pick up a lot of cheap players including a capable starter in Gorzo, a possible catcher back on the rise in Iannetta, and a top prospect in Vitters.  On top of that, they cut $29m in liabilities in 2011 and 2012.

Meanwhile, the Reds stock pile in their attempts to make a run at the NL Central and NL Wildcard races.