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And in non-trade news the Padres signed Joe Musgrove to an extension. 5yr/100 million is being reported.

https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/josh-hader-trade-padres-land-all-star-closer-from-brewers-heres-what-blockbuster-means-for-both-teams/

https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/yankees-trade-for-cubs-reliever-scott-effross-ahead-of-deadline-chicago-lands-pitching-prospect/

I wonder how much Watson spent settling suits out of court?

From what I saw/heard on CBS Sports HQ this morning , Willson's impending trade is being held up by an impending Soto trade. So I will just sit back and wait for the impending outcome.

Yeah, I had thought about him already missing an entire season. Personally, I am fine with the ruling. It will be interesting to see how Watson "behaves" from this point forward.

I would imagine quite a few women's rights groups are going to be vocal? I imagine they aren't pleased with the decision?

Is it wise for the NFL to appeal?

Conclude all you want to my friend with your metrics. Krall took a competitive team and flat ass gutted it. And with that, I am done talking about it.

Ed still playing?

Suarez plays for a winner, Drury does not.

LOL. Whatever. The Reds blew up a competitive team. They could have added to it but they blew it up.

Disagree. Not drinking the kool-aid.

There was nothing wrong with Suarez's extension. The Reds just simply gave up on him.

Reds setting up very well for another BS....up 2-1 ^8

That should raise his BA a point or two....

My point is that the Reds tore apart a competitive team to rebuild? Why didn't they trade for Baez or Bryant last year? They could have made a splash if they wanted to make the team better for a play off push. Tear down? I think they should have added to it.

Championship? Hell, ya got to make the play-offs first.

Remember growing up watching him on The NBA on CBS RIP Bill

I feel they could have let Nick walk and still contended for a play off spot this year.

Bad contracts?

83-79 to a 100 loss season? That is this Reds fan's frustration.

And here I thought you had a man crush on a certain K.C. tight end?

The Reds were 83-79 last year. Had they not gutted the team, Cincy would be in the play-off race and/or contending for a division title this year. That is what I see from end. Who in the hell guts a .500 team these days? The Reds.

Stumbled across this: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10043614-potential-2022-mlb-trade-deadline-busts-to-avoid I found it to be an interesting read...metrically speaking.