Will Dunn be traded to Boston? And if so, for who?
Tyler
If he is it better be for Anibel Sanchez, Jon Lester and Hanley Ramirez
Glenn
Dunn’s future with the Reds all depends on the new ownership. Do they what to maintain the Reds’ tradition of trying to do it on the cheap or do they want to break out of this ten plus year funk?
al
i would hate to trade dunn, but i could see doing it if the right deal was there.
Say for instance if the sox offered arroyo, papelbon, and h. ramirez. If i think ramirez can play second, that gives us an above average bat there, a potentially solid 3rd starter in arroyo, and a 1 or 2 potential starter in papelbon.
the reds offense would suffer with the loss of dunn, but if kearns and pena can improve some, we wouldn’t notice that too much.
will boston ever offer that? No. Never.
It will probably come down to kearns/pena for a decent prospect or a guy like arroyo, or dunn for a top prospect.
Will Dunn be traded to Boston? And if so, for who?
If he is it better be for Anibel Sanchez, Jon Lester and Hanley Ramirez
Dunn’s future with the Reds all depends on the new ownership. Do they what to maintain the Reds’ tradition of trying to do it on the cheap or do they want to break out of this ten plus year funk?
i would hate to trade dunn, but i could see doing it if the right deal was there.
Say for instance if the sox offered arroyo, papelbon, and h. ramirez. If i think ramirez can play second, that gives us an above average bat there, a potentially solid 3rd starter in arroyo, and a 1 or 2 potential starter in papelbon.
the reds offense would suffer with the loss of dunn, but if kearns and pena can improve some, we wouldn’t notice that too much.
will boston ever offer that? No. Never.
It will probably come down to kearns/pena for a decent prospect or a guy like arroyo, or dunn for a top prospect.