Reds Likely to Move Griffey Jr. to Right Field

• matt

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  I'd love to see Griffey move to the AL and become a full-time DH. He could probably enjoy a revival like Bonds or Frank Thomas if he could simply stay healthy.

  Posted 3/19/2007 [reply] [flag]

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Three teams looking at Kim
Published 3/19/2007 by Russ at Purple Row
... In tonight's Around the Horn" column by Ken Rosenthal, we find out that the Dodgers, Marlins and A's are looking at Kim. Only the As are looking at him as a starter. If the Marlins want him then they'll surely have him compete for the closer's position. As it stands now, I think either Matt Lindstrom or Henry Owens will wind up with that slot in the bullpen. Maybe include Sully in a deal with Kim?

Teixeira to Nats?
Published 3/19/2007 by Daedalus at Church of Baseball
... From Rosenthal: The Orioles can't wait to make a play for Rangers first baseman Mark Teixeira, who could become a free agent after the 2008 season. But Teixeira, a native of Severna Park, Md., will have another option if he wishes to play close to home — the Nationals, who open their new ballpark in '08 and could score a public-relations coup by trumping the Orioles.I love Nick Johnson, but I'd take Teixeira in a heartbeat.

Ken Rosenthal's Latest
Published 3/19/2007 by RotoAuthority at MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com
... Ken Rosenthal has been hard at work with his sources, and he has a new article at FOX Sports.  Some highlights:

Still Closer Shopping
Published 3/19/2007 by craig at FishStripes
... The Marlins haven't given up on landing a "closer" through a deal.

Baseball Notebook and Etcetera
Published 3/19/2007 by Andrew Godfrey at Baseball, Etcetera
... http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/6584822

Read: No Love for John Thomson
Published 3/19/2007 by Regis Courtemanche at MetsBlog.com
... In an article for Fox Sports, Ken Rosenthal notes it is probable that newly acquired Blue Jays RHP John Thomson is soon to be either traded or released by the club.

Baseball Notebook and Etcetera
Published 3/20/2007 by Andrew Godfrey at Baseball, Etcetera
... http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/6584822

Pieces starting to fall into place
Published 3/21/2007 by hugo <info@bluebirdbanter.com> at Bluebird Banter
... What is a surprise, though, is that it appears that Josh Towers has earned his spot in the rotation after a disastrous 2006. I say this is a surprise because it seemed like John Thomson was a lock for a rotation spot. However, according to Ken Rosenthal, the Jays are looking to trade or release Thomson (they are off the hook for a sizable portion if he does not break camp with the team). While I'm not enamored with Towers, 1) he has the ability to at least be passable; 2) he surely will not have as long a leash as he did last season; and 3) he can't possibly be as bad as he was last year. Towers has resurrected his career before after a dreadful season, and his control looks sharp. He may even be ahead of Okha. I have to believe that now that Okha and Thomson seem to be healthy, they must have some trade value. I mean, Ramon Ortiz got 3 million guaranteed.

Mark Teixeira Trade Speculation
Published 5/11/2007 by RotoAuthority at MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com
... You may recall a Ken Rosenthal article from mid-March, where he paints Baltimore as quite anxious to acquire Teixeira. Rosenthal also throws the Nats into the mix since he's a Maryland native and the team's new ballpark will be opening.