SHIN-SOO CHOO RUMORS
Reds rumors: Shin-Soo Choo not considering extension
Extensions are all the rage in today's MLB. Young players and veterans alike are signing or mulling new contracts that would keep them with their current clubs for years to come. Cincinnati Reds outfielder Shin-Soo Choo doesn't appear to have gotten caught up in this fad, as he told Tyler Kepner of The New York Times that all he's thinking about at this point is the...
Choo Could Be Impact Outfielder For Mets In 2014, But Would Cost A Pick
Updated Post 1:44 PM
MLB Trade Rumors just posted something that would add to the debate on Choo as a potential acquisition for the Mets in 2014. I also updated the original post to indicate that Choo’s best position is right-field.
Of course, as with most free agents, Choo’s next contract will cover post-prime years, perhaps age 31-35. With Boras doing the negotiating, we...
All your base are belong to Choo
You have no chance to get him out make your time.The Cincinnati Reds grabbed the series win from the Miami Marlins yesterday, thanks to a monster performance from Shin-Soo Choo.
Choo, who’s looking more and more like the best free-agent signing of the off-season of any team anywhere, was 4-5 on the game, and was involved in 3 of the Reds’ 4 runs. In the first inning, Choo scored...
Video: Shin-Soo Choo talks about his big night in Miami
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The Reds and Shin-Soo Choo are rolling right now.
On Wednesday, Cincinnati extended their winning streak to a season-best five games with a 4-0 victory over the Miami Marlins. The offense was fueled by Choo, who pounded out two home runs, to go along with a two singles and three runs scored.
It marked the ninth multi-home run game...
Reds 4, Marlins 0
Shin-Soo Choo's first home run landed in the nightclub beyond the left-field fence, catching by surprise revelers distracted by the Miami Heat on TV.
His second homer dropped into the right-field bullpen amid Marlins relievers, who saw ball coming.
Clearing the hard-to-reach fence both ways, Choo went 4 for 5 Wednesday and helped the Cincinnati Reds extend their winning streak...
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Choo staying calm in contract year
When new Reds center fielder Shin-Soo Choo arrived in Cincinnati at the start of the regular season, a book was waiting for him at Great American Ballpark. The text was written in Korean, Choo's native language. A fan had sent it, he said.
It wasn't a baseball book. It was about the games we play between our ears. Choo read about keeping a narrow focus, about thinking "...
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12 days ago
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Choo builds momentum for Reds-Braves finale
The Cincinnati Reds acquired Shin-Soo Choo in the hopes that he could provide some improvement in the leadoff spot.
He's certainly doing that, and now he's also coming through in the clutch.
A day after connecting for a walkoff homer, Choo looks to continue his stellar production at home and help the Reds to another victory over the Atlanta Braves in the finale of this three...
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14 days ago
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Video: Devin Mesoraco, Shin-Soo Choo smack back-to-back home runs to send Reds to walk-off win
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In case you went to bed early Tuesday night, and neglected to watch the Reds-Braves game until the final out, you missed one heck of a finish at Great American Ball Park.
Cincinnati essentially snatched victory from the jaws of defeat after overcoming a deficit against arguably the best closer in baseball in Craig Kimbrel. The Reds trailed...
In brief: knocking out Choo’s teeth and Phillips’ memory
Last game
Yesterday the Reds completed a three-game sweep with a 7-4 win over the Cubs. You might think that doesn’t mean much, given the state the Cubs are in this year, but it certainly means better things than if they’d lost. All the games count the same when it comes time to pick a division winner.
Mat Latos has been amazing so far this season, but yesterday was a little...
Shin-Soo Choo named one of the most underrated players in baseball
Many believed the Reds made a risky move when they acquired Shin-Soo Choo from the Cleveland Indians this past offseason. In short, those folks felt weary about sticking Choo in a position he had rarely played before in his 9-year MLB career (center field). Well, let's see where those naysayers are now.
I know it's still early on in the season, but Choo has turned...
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