- Home
- Local News
- Sports
- Business
- Entertainment
- Life
- Opinion
- Photos & Video
- Help
- Jobs
- Cars
- Homes
- Classifieds & Deals
- Local Directory
The Cincinnati Reds tapped a familiar source on Friday, Nov. 20, adding seven former Dayton Dragons to their 40-man roster.
One of those spots became open when outfielder Laynce Nix just said no to an outright Triple-A assignment and instead opted for free agency. Also failing to get an offer was ailing pitcher Daryl Thompson. Catcher Craig Tatum was picked up by the Orioles on waivers.
What that all means is the Reds probably will offer arbitration to outfielder Jonny Gomes, the former Tampa Bay Rays castoff who became a fairly reliable power source last season. And they still could reel Nix back in.
Former Dragons making the winter jump are pitchers Enerio Del Rosario, Logan Ondrusek, Jordan Smith, Philipe Viliquette and Travis Wood; infielder Chris Valaika; and outfielder Chris Heisey.
Our Reds Connection e-mail newsletter contains exclusive insider news on the Reds that you can't get elsewhere — not even on our web site.
See Sample | Privacy Policy
IMO, he's a keeper considering Reds aren't likely to spend money on anyone better and the jury is still out on Bruce, Stubbs and Dickerson. IMO, Reds should platoon Stubbs and Dickerson in CF and Bruce and Gomes in RF and let a couple of the young guys battle it out in LF...Heisey and Francisco perhaps? Now if they're willing to spend some more money.....?
1:19 AM, 11/25/2009
1:17 PM, 11/24/2009
8:01 PM, 11/23/2009
11:10 AM, 11/23/2009
11:05 AM, 11/23/2009