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Trading Joakim Soria is Fool’s Gold
Trading Joakim Soria is Fool’s Gold
The concept of trading Joakim Soria was tossed out earlier in the year, and is certainly not a new or groundbreaking idea. However recently the idea of the Royals trading their elite closer has started to gain some new momentum. For me the idea is terribly flawed. Trading Joakim Soria is ...
This is gonna hurt, but the Royals should at least look at trading Joakim Soria
This is gonna hurt, but the Royals should at least look at trading Joakim Soria
royalsblog.kansascity.com — Aside from a barstool, there may be no more emotional position in baseball than closer. This is certainly true for Jonathan Papelbon and K-Rod, but more, it's true for the people watching. So long as it doesn't get watered down from blowouts, the ... (more) This is gonna hurt, but the Royals should at least look ...
Should the Royals trade Joakim Soria?
Should the Royals trade Joakim Soria?
bases.nbcsports.com — The KC Star's Sam Mellinger thinks they should at least consider it: There's something that's been discussed in certain circles of Royals fans, and this offseason it should be out in the open. Soria is among the Royals' very best... (more) Should the Royals trade Joakim Soria?
Odds & Ends: Okajima, Kikuchi, La Russa
mlbtraderumors.com — Links for Thursday... Red Sox reliever Hideki Okajima has dismissed agent Peter Greenberg in favor of Boston-based Joe Rosen, according to a Japanese report passed along by NPB Tracker's Ryo Shinkawa . Shinkawa takes this as a sign Okajima wants ... (more) Odds & Ends: Okajima, Kikuchi, La Russa
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