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    Brewers Corey Hart

    Just wondering if there might be a match with the Reds and Brewers? Brewers need pitching with the departures of Sheets and Sabbathia. Reds need a righthanded corner hitting outfielder. Hart struggled down the stretch but still has an upside and will be only 27 years old.....which he will be entering the prime of his baseball career.

    So would an Arroyo for Hart work for both sides?

    As much as I hate to give up Arroyo, the Reds have options with Bailey, Owings, Ramirez and maybe a veteran free agent for the fourth and fifth spots.

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    Re: Brewers Corey Hart

    Maybe they could trade Volquez for him.....

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    Re: Brewers Corey Hart

    Or maybe trade with the Yankees for Xavier Nady?

    http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/stats...558&statType=1
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    Re: Brewers Corey Hart

    I don't see the fit here. First of all I think handedness is overrated, but even if Walt and the Reds don't, Why would they want Hart? He really isn't a power hitter, and struggles in the OBP department. He's Brandon Phillips minus the D. He's played 406 games in the major leagues and has yet to crack 100 BB's IN HIS CAREER.

    Pass on Hart for me.
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    Re: Brewers Corey Hart

    Quote Originally Posted by TRF View Post
    I don't see the fit here. First of all I think handedness is overrated, but even if Walt and the Reds don't, Why would they want Hart? He really isn't a power hitter, and struggles in the OBP department. He's Brandon Phillips minus the D. He's played 406 games in the major leagues and has yet to crack 100 BB's IN HIS CAREER.

    Pass on Hart for me.
    The guy is only 27 years old. His best years are to come. He has a nice blend of power/speed potential. Plus, he is solid defensively and has a reasonable contract. Isn't this the type of hitter the Reds are looking for in their outfield?
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    Re: Brewers Corey Hart

    Quote Originally Posted by Krusty View Post
    The guy is only 27 years old. His best years are to come. He has a nice blend of power/speed potential. Plus, he is solid defensively and has a reasonable contract. Isn't this the type of hitter the Reds are looking for in their outfield?
    I certainly hope not. Just because he's entering his prime age years, doesn't mean he'll be better than he's been. He doesn't get on base. he doesn't walk. he hits for less power than BP.
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    Re: Brewers Corey Hart

    He's a hacker who is alergic to walks, no thanks.
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    Re: Brewers Corey Hart

    Pass. He makes too many outs.

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    Re: Brewers Corey Hart

    Reds need more guys that get on base.

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    Re: Brewers Corey Hart

    No way. Guys like Hart, Xavier Nady, and Juan Rivera are all the same animal- extremely volatile low-IsoD pyrite.
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    Re: Brewers Corey Hart

    Quote Originally Posted by Raisor View Post

    Which is another reason the answer should be no.
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    Re: Brewers Corey Hart

    Really, how can he play great defense if he's wearing his sunglasses at night?
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    Re: Brewers Corey Hart

    Quote Originally Posted by TRF View Post
    Really, how can he play great defense if he's wearing his sunglasses at night?
    They are those nike ones that filter the light just right and improve the vision. Like these

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    Re: Brewers Corey Hart

    Quote Originally Posted by Krusty View Post
    Just wondering if there might be a match with the Reds and Brewers? Brewers need pitching with the departures of Sheets and Sabbathia. Reds need a righthanded corner hitting outfielder. Hart struggled down the stretch but still has an upside and will be only 27 years old.....which he will be entering the prime of his baseball career.

    So would an Arroyo for Hart work for both sides?

    As much as I hate to give up Arroyo, the Reds have options with Bailey, Owings, Ramirez and maybe a veteran free agent for the fourth and fifth spots.

    Opinion?
    Corey Hart does wear his sunglasses at night, so he's got that goin' for him.


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