Cincinnati Reds’ right-hander Trevor Bauer said on multiple occasions in the past that he is interested in only doing a short-term deal in the future. At the time, Bauer said that this will prevent him from “being in a situation” that may not make him “happy.”

However, following a stellar performance in 2020, which made him the frontrunner for this year’s NL Cy Young Award, Bauer changed his opinion.

In order to clarify things, Bauer’s agent Rachel Luba went on Twitter over the weekend and said that her client is “open to and will be considering ALL types of deals.”

Trevor Bauer is set to become a free agent this offseason after signing a 1-year, $17.5 million deal with the organization last year. Bauer posted a 5-4 in 11 starts and finished the season with a 1.74 ERA. He also had 100 strikeouts and two shutouts.

There is a good chance that Reds will want to keep Bauer in Cincinnati, but several other teams in need of a pitcher will try to swoop in. So far, the most likely candidates for the 29-year-old include underachieving Minnesota Twins and New York Mets.

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After the rumor mill surrounding Trevor Bauer and Yasiel Puig turned for weeks and weeks, Tuesday night saw them move on to new teams in what will go down as one of this year’s biggest moves.

The Reds acquired All-Star starting pitcher from the Indians while sending OF Yasiel Puig and LHP Scott Moss to Cleveland.

San Diego contributed prospects to make the deal a fit, sending OF Franmil Reyes, LHP Logan Allen, and 3B Victor Nova to the Indians to complete the trade. In exchange, they have acquired highly-rated OF prospect Taylor Trammel from Cincinnati.

This trade will shake up the baseball landscape, sending two of the game’s biggest and most controversial figures from one Ohio team to another.

Bauer, who was in the news over the weekend after throwing a tantrum and tossing a ball over the outfield wall in Kansas City after a bad outing, heads to a Reds team that believes that his electric arm will help them compete for a playoff spot in 2020.

Meanwhile, Cleveland acquires the talented Puig, who was ironically involved in a bench-clearing brawl in the Reds’ game against the Pirates on Tuesday night before the trade. He’s expected to help their outfield as they compete for the AL Central crown.

This move will almost certainly go down as one of, if not the, biggest swaps at this year’s Trade Deadline.

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Cincinnati Reds’ right-hander Trevor Bauer said on multiple occasions in the past that he is interested in only doing a short-term deal in the future. At the time, Bauer said that this will prevent him from “being in a situation” that may not make him “happy.”

However, following a stellar performance in 2020, which made him the frontrunner for this year’s NL Cy Young Award, Bauer changed his opinion.

In order to clarify things, Bauer’s agent Rachel Luba went on Twitter over the weekend and said that her client is “open to and will be considering ALL types of deals.”

Trevor Bauer is set to become a free agent this offseason after signing a 1-year, $17.5 million deal with the organization last year. Bauer posted a 5-4 in 11 starts and finished the season with a 1.74 ERA. He also had 100 strikeouts and two shutouts.

There is a good chance that Reds will want to keep Bauer in Cincinnati, but several other teams in need of a pitcher will try to swoop in. So far, the most likely candidates for the 29-year-old include underachieving Minnesota Twins and New York Mets.

The post Trevor Bauer “Open to All Types of Deals” in Free Agency appeared first on SportzBonanza.

After the rumor mill surrounding Trevor Bauer and Yasiel Puig turned for weeks and weeks, Tuesday night saw them move on to new teams in what will go down as one of this year’s biggest moves.

The Reds acquired All-Star starting pitcher from the Indians while sending OF Yasiel Puig and LHP Scott Moss to Cleveland.

San Diego contributed prospects to make the deal a fit, sending OF Franmil Reyes, LHP Logan Allen, and 3B Victor Nova to the Indians to complete the trade. In exchange, they have acquired highly-rated OF prospect Taylor Trammel from Cincinnati.

This trade will shake up the baseball landscape, sending two of the game’s biggest and most controversial figures from one Ohio team to another.

Bauer, who was in the news over the weekend after throwing a tantrum and tossing a ball over the outfield wall in Kansas City after a bad outing, heads to a Reds team that believes that his electric arm will help them compete for a playoff spot in 2020.

Meanwhile, Cleveland acquires the talented Puig, who was ironically involved in a bench-clearing brawl in the Reds’ game against the Pirates on Tuesday night before the trade. He’s expected to help their outfield as they compete for the AL Central crown.

This move will almost certainly go down as one of, if not the, biggest swaps at this year’s Trade Deadline.

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