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    Anthony Reyes to Cleveland

    Nice deal for the Indians...upside galore here.

    Indians acquire Anthony Reyes from St. Louis for minor leaguer
    Posted by Paul Hoynes July 26, 2008 14:42PM
    Categories: Breaking News, Indians
    The Indians, in another move to bolster their starting pitching depth, today acquired St. Louis right-hander Anthony Reyes for Class AA reliever Luis Perdomo.

    Reyes, who won Game 1 of the 2006 World Series for the Cardinals, but has been unable to recapture that magic, was 2-3 with a 3.25 ERA in 11 starts at Class AAA Memphis. He's spent 10 games with the Cardinals this year, going 2-1 in 10 appearances. Reyes will report to Class AAA Buffalo.

    Perdomo, a right-hander, has spent six years in the Indians system and is a product of their baseball academy in the Dominican Republic. He was 2-0 with a 3.52 ERA and one save in nine appearances at Class AA Akron with 17 strikeouts in 15 1/3 innings.

    He started the year at Class A Kinston, going 3-1 with a 0.92 ERA and 18 saves in 31 games.

    Reyes is 10-24 in his big-league career.
    http://blog.cleveland.com/sports/200...ony_reyes.html


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    Re: Anthony Reyes to Cleveland

    Seems like a good candidate for a change of scenery success.

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    Re: Anthony Reyes to Cleveland

    Reyes doesn't have great stuff, BUT, it's hard not to like this deal if you're an Indians fan. While it does look like St. Louis has a potential good bullpen arm, the guy is in the low minors and still a question mark. Reyes can be a back of the rotation guy.

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    Re: Anthony Reyes to Cleveland

    our junk for your junk. The trade isn't going to help either club.
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    Re: Anthony Reyes to Cleveland

    I would be very leery of a Duncan discard.

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    Re: Anthony Reyes to Cleveland

    Checking the standings... yep, the Cardinals are still just three out. I don't get why they flipped him for another minor-leaguer instead of trying to use him, either alone or as part of a package, to get something that might help their club now.
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    Re: Anthony Reyes to Cleveland

    Quote Originally Posted by Spring~Fields View Post
    I would be very leery of a Duncan discard.

    Yeah, the last high end starting prospect they got rid of after he scuffled in the majors was Dan Haren.

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    Re: Anthony Reyes to Cleveland

    The Indians made a smart move here.
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    Re: Anthony Reyes to Cleveland

    Quote Originally Posted by jojo View Post
    The Indians made a smart move here.
    Agreed. I've never bought into the Reyes hype that he was a future T-O-R starter but I do think he can make it as a solid back end starter or a reliever. The Indians made some nice deals yesterday by getting Reyes and then Carlos Santana and Jon Meloan from the Dodgers for Casey Blake.

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    Re: Anthony Reyes to Cleveland

    Quote Originally Posted by OnBaseMachine View Post
    Agreed. I've never bought into the Reyes hype that he was a future T-O-R starter but I do think he can make it as a solid back end starter or a reliever. The Indians made some nice deals yesterday by getting Reyes and then Carlos Santana and Jon Meloan from the Dodgers for Casey Blake.
    Ya. Not every move needs to be buying Babe Ruth for cash.
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