Can the Cincinnati Reds Extend Elly De La Cruz After Juan Soto Record Extension? | MLB Off Season скачать в хорошем качестве

Can the Cincinnati Reds Extend Elly De La Cruz After Juan Soto Record Extension? | MLB Off Season

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @chatterboxsports   Watch Off The Bench presented by UDF Monday-Friday 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. LIVE on the Chatterbox Sports YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE to the channel to ensure you never miss a thing. PODCAST LINKS: Apple: https://apple.co/3QsyY1C Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3KWJcWR Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3RwZ9We Stitcher: https://bit.ly/3BqqmEg iHeart Radio: https://bit.ly/3BtowTm Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Db8Rcw Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/ Track Name. Riff Rock ⏩ Watch More: ◼ Cincinnati Reds Should Add Former Top 100 Prospect George Valera After Cleveland Guardians DFA -    • Cincinnati Reds Should Add Former Top 100 ...   ◼ What REALLY Is Going On With Cincinnati Bengals Kicker Evan McPherson... -    • What REALLY Is Going On With Cincinnati Be...   ◼ Cincinnati Reds Officially Resign Nick Martinez, Trade Rumors with Jonathan India | Chatterbox Reds -    • Cincinnati Reds Officially Resign Nick Mar...   ◼ Should the Bengals CUT Sam Hubbard This Off-Season? -    • Should the Cincinnati Bengals CUT Sam Hubb...   CHATTERBOX LINKS: Chatterbox Reds: https://linktr.ee/chatterboxreds Chatterbox Bearcats: https://chatterboxbearcats.podbean.com/ Chatterbox Bengals:    • Chatterbox Bengals   Chatterbox Clicker (Bengals Film Breakdown with Coach Kyle Caskey):    • Chatterbox Clicker   The Chatter Podcast: https://queencitychatter.podbean.com/ Chatterbox Store: https://www.chatterboxsports.com/store TikTok:   / cboxsports   Instagram:   / cboxsports   Twitter:   / cboxsports   Facebook:   / cboxsports   The Gangs Socials - X: https://x.com/ThomBrennamanTV X: https://x.com/ReidMausRadio X: https://x.com/etrain513 X: https://x.com/CBoxCasey X: https://x.com/CBoxTrace X: https://x.com/Nicholaspkirby X: https://x.com/jacobtissot X: https://x.com/Jimmy_C777 DALLAS – Even the manager who watched his team sign Shohei Ohtani for $700 million a year ago did a double take at Juan Soto’s $765 million deal with the New York Mets this week. “I didn’t see that happening, period,” Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said. “I was very surprised.” Imagine the reverberation levels of the shock down baseball’s economic food chain. Juan Soto laughs with Elly De La Cruz during the Reds' series at Yankee Stadium in July. Reds Dave Park Hall of Fame plaqueWhy Cincinnati's Dave Parker likely to wear Pirates cap in Hall despite hinting otherwise Reds Dave Parker Hall of Fame'I was the best player they had': Hall of Famer Dave Parker on his Cincinnati Reds years “I was shocked when I saw the bonus. My goodness,” Cincinnati Reds manager Terry Francona said. In roughly the same time frame as the Soto decision with the Mets, another Soto suitor, the Dodgers, pivoted to a short-term deal for outfielder Michael Conforto, while the Soto-finalist Yankees have reportedly realigned their sights toward free agent infielders Christian Walker, a first baseman, and Alex Bregman, a third baseman — with yet another Soto finalist, the Red Sox, also said to be targeting Bregman. Meanwhile, the Reds’ division rivals in St. Louis spelled out their intent Monday to try to trade star third baseman Nolan Arenado. The Reds, who already made a big offseason splash by bringing back pitcher Nick Martinez (above) and trading for starting pitcher Brady Singer, are not believed to be in play of big ticket items such as Christian Walker and Alex Bregman. The Reds aren’t swimming in any of those deep waters for players after settling much of their pitching questions with the return of Nick Martinez ($21.05 million qualifying offer) and the trade for Brady Singer for Jonathan India. But with Matt McLain returning from injury (with a plus glove) to the middle infield, the outfield looks in most flux with the most room for upgrades. Krall rattled off Spencer Steer, TJ Friedl, Stu Fairchild and Jake Fraley when talking about his outfield. “hite Sox outfielder Luis Robert Jr. would seem to answer the Reds' needs of a slugging outfielder, but he would have to be acquired by trade and comes with a $15 million salary in 2025. Maybe with a center fielder? Free agent Michael A. Taylor could improve the collective fielding. A trade for Luis Robert Jr. of the White Sox could offer a two-way upgrade if he can stay healthy, albeit attached to a $15 million salary in 2025. The Reds are one of several teams to have at least checked in on Robert. Veteran right fielder Jason Heyward amounts to a platoon bat at this point, but he’s a excellent clubhouse guy who can still catch the ball and isn’t likely to cost a lot.