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It goes without saying, but Cincinnati has been a major player during this MLB offseason. General manager Walt Jocketty and the club has been able to reel in several new additions to the team including Ryan Madson, Matt Latos, Ryan Ludwick and Sean Marshall, among others. However, the franchise also parted ways with several players from its 2011 roster. Here's a recap of where and how those former Reds ended up in their new places: Cordero will be closing games in Toronto after his old team passed over him in favor of the younger Madson Francisco Cordero RP (age 36) New team: Toronto Blue Jays How: Signed as a free agent in late-January (1yr/$4.5M) Ramon Hernandez C (age 35) New team: Colorado Rockies How: Signed as a free agent in early-December (2yr/$6.4M) Dontrelle Willis SP (age 30) New team: Philadelphia Phillies How: Signed as a free agent in mid-December (1yr/$850K) Jonny Gomes OF (age 31) New team: Oakland Athletics How: Signed as a free a...
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