PLAYERS:
J.J. Hoover,
Juan Francisco,
Chipper Jones,
Craig Kimbrel,
Paul Clemens,
Brett Oberholtzer,
Michael Bourn,
John Sickels,
Martin Prado,
Vladimir Guerrero
TEAMS: Cincinnati Reds, Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles
TEAMS: Cincinnati Reds, Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles
With Chipper Jones on the DL for the first two weeks of the season, the Braves traded one of their top pitching prospects, J.J. Hoover, to acquire Reds third base prospect Juan Francisco. Hoover, whom Marc Hulet recently ranked as the 13th-best prospect in the Braves system, goes to Cincinnati in...
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Braves send pitcher Hoover to Reds
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Braves and Reds Strike a Minor Deal
The Braves and Reds made a minor deal on Sunday. The Braves sent right-handed minor league pitcher J.J. Hoover for Reds third baseman Juan Francisco. Francisco was out of options, and that likely played a role in this dealing taking place. Hoover has yet to pitch in the majors, and reached Triple-A in the middle of August. Let's take a look at the fantasy impact of this deal...
Reds trade Francisco to Braves for Hoover
GOODYEAR, Ariz. (AP) -- The Cincinnati Reds traded third baseman Juan Francisco to the Atlanta Braves for right-hander J.J. Hoover on Sunday.
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The Atlanta Braves have acquired infielder Juan Francisco from the Cincinnati Reds in return for right-handed pitcher J.J. Hoover.Francisco, who hit .258 BA with three home runs and 15 RBIs in 31 games last season, has struggled in the field at third base and didn’t make any friends this spring when he showed up at Reds training camp overweight.The 24 year old has had success at...
Reds getting things done right up to the opener
The Cincinnati Reds and Walt Jocketty have been busy. First, they decided to trade Juan Francisco for Atlanta pitching prospect JJ Hoover. I don’t think anyone was happy with Francisco after showing up to camp over weight and failing to properly rehab his injury. Now the Reds have added another young strong arm to the minors that could help in the future.
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Reds acquire RHP JJ Hoover in a trade with Braves
The Reds acquired RHP JJ Hoover for Juan Francisco today in a deal with the Atlanta Braves. Scouting report and some thoughts coming soon.
New 3B Juan Francisco
HAT
Don't know much about him, but I do know he's out of options (will have to be on the 25-man roster), we gave up a minor-league pitcher for him, he can play all the corners, and I love his hat. More soon...
ETA:
#Braves newest, Juan Francisco, is wearing No. 25. Andruw's old number, last worn by Troy Glaus.
— David O'Brien (@ajcbraves) April 2, 2012
Braves acquire Juan Francisco from Reds
The Atlanta Braves have acquired Juan Francisco from the Cincinnati Reds for J.J. Hoover, according to a team press release.
Francisco has made brief appearances the last three seasons for the Reds. In three seasons, he has appeared in 83 games while totaling 169 at-bats while posting a .284 avg, .289 OBP and .450 SLG. This Spring, Francisco has struggled posting a .196 avg in 51...
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With one out, Frazier and Francisco homered. Willie Harris singled and scored on Ryan Ludwick's double. LaMarre's two-run homer capped the rally.
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With one out, Frazier and Francisco homered. Willie Harris singled and scored on Ryan Ludwick's double. LaMarre's two-run homer capped the rally.
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