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Found August 18, 2009 on Redleg Nation:
Redleg Trade Review: Austin Kearns and Felipe Lopez
TEAMS: Cincinnati Reds,  Washington Nationals,  Milwaukee Brewers,  Boston Red Sox,  Minnesota Twins,  Philadelphia Phillies,  New York Mets,  St. Louis Cardinals,  Los Angeles Dodgers,  San Francisco Giants,  Texas Rangers,  Seattle Mariners,  Toronto Blue Jays,  Kansas City Royals
PLAYERS: Felipe Lopez,  Austin Kearns,  Bill Bray,  Daryl Thompson,  Ryan Wagner,  Royce Clayton,  Brendan Harris,  Gary Majewski,  Aaron Harang,  Jose Acevedo,  Bronson Arroyo,  Luke Hudson,  Rheal Cormier,  Cory Lidle,  Wily Mo Pena,  Ramon Ortiz,  Eric Milton,  Brandon Claussen,  Kyle Lohse,  Scott Hatteberg,  Eddie Guardado,  Ryan Freel,  Juan Castro,  Ken Griffey,  Edwin Encarnacion,  Adam Dunn,  David Weathers
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July 13, 2006: The Cincinnati Reds trade Austin Kearns, Felipe Lopez and Ryan Wagner to the Washington Nationals for Bill Bray, Royce Clayton, Brendan Harris, Gary Majewski and Daryl Thompson. The 2005 Reds team was a team of transition. Following the 2004 season, all-time great shorstop Barry Larkin had retired, and Felipe Lopez had moved into the shortstop position. They had replaced most of their starting pitching staff as Jose Acevedo and Cory Lidle had been traded, and Paul Wilson only ...
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