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Jocketty On Marshall, Cordero, Brackman

By Mike Axisa | December 23, 2011 at 6:52pm CDT

The Reds acquired shutdown lefty Sean Marshall from the Cubs for three young players earlier today, and they also claimed righty Josh Judy off waivers. GM Walt Jocketty spoke to reporters about the moves and more this afternoon, so let's recap…

  • The two sides first talked about a potential Marshall trade during the GM meetings in November, reports Bruce Miles of The Daily Herald (Twitter links). Jocketty joked that his team couldn't figure out how to hit Marshall, so they decided to trade for him.
  • "No guarantees, but we're going to try to sign him," said Jocketty when asked about a long-term contract for Marshall according to John Fay of The Cincinnati Enquirer (on Twitter). The southpaw can become a free agent after the 2012 season.
  • Jocketty said if they don't sign a closer, it's a "possibility" that they'll use Marshall in that role according to Fay (on Twitter). He acknowledged that they are still talking to Francisco Cordero about a possible return.
  • “After the first of the year, we’ll take a look at some things," said Jockett to reporters (including MLB.com's Mark Sheldon). "We still want to address our bench, maybe left field and see what we can do.”
  • Within Sheldon's piece, he also reports that the Andrew Brackman signing is not yet official, but it should be done any day now. "I’m not sure what’s holding it up to be honest," said the GM.
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  1. TophersReds

    11 years ago

    Remember Jocketty, don’t pay more than 5-6M for Coco. He is worth a top 50 draft pick if we don’t sign him.

    Reply
    • CC

      11 years ago

      They didnt offer his arbitration, so he doesnt give a draft pick

      Reply
      • nathanalext

        11 years ago

        When the new CBA was announced, they transferred a few players, including Cordero into “type B” prospects, and automatically gave the Reds a draft pick if another team signed him. They were exempted from offering Arbitration.

        Reply
  2. Jacob Phillips

    11 years ago

    So I’ve just heard that Dave Sappelt was one of the guys sent to Chicago…absolutely friggin ridiculous. The only thing that makes this make any type of sense is if Marshall gets signed to an extension.

    Reply
    • Lilly Trunnell

      11 years ago

      I can guarantee that Dave Sappelt will not amount to anything. He is too short and does not have enough power… he’s fast, but will strike out too much and not bat enough. He’ll be even worse than Stubbs. The Reds are going for 2012 and I admire this trade.

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      • Jacob Phillips

        11 years ago

        You can guarantee that? While you’re at it, throw me the Powerball numbers and I’ll not complain again. 

        I realize that moves had to be made, that “standing pat” like last year would lead to another disappointing season, but I just feel like a lot of this is a knee jerk reaction. Looting the farm system for one year of a left-handed setup man and a starter who, while he has potential, also has several question marks…I don’t know. I guess we’ll see what happens in April.

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        • stl_cards16

          11 years ago

          Latos has several question marks? I would take him over any available pitcher on the trade and free agent markets. I really wish the Reds wouldn’t have acquired him. It was a tough price to pay but Latos will not disappoint you.

        • Jacob Phillips

          11 years ago

          Oh, don’t get me wrong, I’m more than happy to have him and I agree that he was the best option, free agent or trade. I’d take him over Wilson any day. I just know that there are a few concerns about his maturity (he’s 24, that’s not exactly a surprise) and last year didn’t really look like his performance in ’10. There are always questions, regardless or who it is. 

      • Jacob Phillips

        11 years ago

        I also think you’re basing your judgment of Sappelt on the 100 or so PA’s he had for the Reds last year; that’s nowhere near long enough to “guarantee” that he’ll be a nobody. 

        Won’t hit enough? How about a .342/.395/.507 slash line across 3 minor league levels in ’10? .313/.377/.458 in 74 games with Louisville last year. .243 in just over 100 PA’s at the big league level is not that bad, not as a rookie. 

        Strikes out too much? 233 K’s in in 1781 PA’s in his minor league career; not even in the same zip code as Drew Stubbs. 

        And as far as your power argument…he doesn’t NEED power. I see him as a leadoff or a 2 hole hitter, you don’t need to be able to hit the ball 500 feet to be effective there. Ask Ichiro. Guy’s made a living out of it. 

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      • goredsgo

        11 years ago

        They said the exact same things about Dustin Pedroia

        Reply
  3. redsFAN86

    11 years ago

    Love both trades. Let’s win!

    Reply

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