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Nope. The younger Boog has been bouncing around the minors for years. Some last names have common nicknames, take Pop Warner for example.
Thanks Brian! The picture of the younger Boog eating at “Boogs” Barbecue place is a classic!
MLB Radio interviewed the older Boog this summer. They discussed his career and his restaurant. He has a great gig with his restaurant being located next to Camden Yard!
Heyman has stars in his eyes with his second sentence…
Reds were the 1 aggressive team in NL Central this winter. They should be favored in that division.
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) January 27, 2020
Nowhere to play so many outfielders…
Reds are considering trading Nick Senzel. Have heard his name is out there on market.
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) January 27, 2020
Senzel in our OF would be fine with me… I like his high contact and versatility
blah blha blha… intradivision… blah blah blah
@Reds' signing of Nick Castellanos gives them crazy deep collection of outfielders. The list: Castellanos, Nick Senzel, Aristides Aquino, Shogo Akiyama, Jesse Winker, Phil Ervin, Travis Jankowski, Scott Schebler and Mark Payton (Rule 5 pick who hit 30 homers in AAA last year).
— Phil Rogers (@philgrogers) January 27, 2020
jager, you may ignore this too, but the record shows that the Cards and Reds have not made a player for player trade in 23 years – since Jeff Brantley for Dmitri Young in 1997.
We're all kind of fixated on praising teams just for trying to win, but the #Reds offseason seems like a lot of flailing about and spending money without checking to see whether an actual baseball team was being assembled.
— Joe Sheehan (@joe_sheehan) January 27, 2020
Winker, Ervin, Jankowski, Schebler, these are the duds the Reds better be getting rid of and not Senzel. Senzel is a gamer and could be good for a long time.
r/Rat
Strop had a 4.97 ERA for the Cubs last season.
Strop's contract is worth $1.825M, per @hgomez27, while he can make an additional $1.5M through incentives. https://t.co/t1rudS7u7h https://t.co/BNV49CPMTl
— Bobby Nightengale (@nightengalejr) January 30, 2020
Reds see a weakness within the top 3 teams and are trying to take advantage. They should be the favorite unless they just get decimated by injuries.
Reds see a weakness within the top 3 teams and are trying to take advantage. They should be the favorite unless they just get decimated by injuries.
Interesting take. They were a poor team last year, so you believe that Moustakas, Castellanos, Miley and Akiyama are enough to push them 20 games forward from last year?
Interesting take. They were a poor team last year, so you believe that Moustakas, Castellanos, Miley and Akiyama are enough to push them 20 games forward from last year?
You forgot the addition of Trevor Bauer and the deadline last year and Strop today. That move for Bauer was made for a 2020 run at a playoff spot.
And I think a 13-15 game improvement could be enough with the lack of impact moves by the top 3 teams of last season.
They do have Suarez out until the beginning of the season. Shoulder injuries are tricky. So maybe they struggle out of the game but they can shift a guy like Senzel to Infield. Which might be why they aren’t so keen on dealing him right away.
Also consider the Cubs and the addition of a new skipper might inject some life into the lineup and that pitching. Right now I’d say those are the top 2 teams.
The Reds have an imposing looking lineup and the potential for a good rotation and bullpen but their defense may be the worst in the league.
Ross may inject some life into the Cubs but their pitching staff still has little depth, just like last year.
You forgot the addition of Trevor Bauer and the deadline last year and Strop today. That move for Bauer was made for a 2020 run at a playoff spot.
You mean the Bauer who went 2-5 with a 6.39 ERA with the Reds last year and who’s only had one season with an ERA under 4 in his career? And the Strop who looked lost last year?
booyah, my advice is to run – do not walk – to your local oddsmaker. The Reds are down for 84 1/2 wins, unless the addition of Strop took it down… 😉
Either the Reds are so good they can play with two fewer players than everyone else, or this is not the final roster.
#Reds opening day roster. Currently at 28. @FOX19 pic.twitter.com/jxNTFDLHIg
— Jeremy Rauch (@FOX19Jeremy) July 23, 2020
The D’backs trade their closer as the Reds get some much-needed relief help.
Reds get Archie Bradley, source tells The Athletic.
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) August 31, 2020
Utilityman Josh Van Meter and outfielder Stuart Fairchild are headed to the Diamondbacks for Archie Bradley, sources tell ESPN.
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) August 31, 2020
Reds Acquire Brian Goodwin https://t.co/VVGDixSqOJ pic.twitter.com/yYg7zNASmd
— MLB Trade Rumors (@mlbtraderumors) August 31, 2020
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