Mlbs most lopsided trades ever
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Knew Crime Dog had to be there in the top 10, Padres got took to the cleaners.
But Wilson Ramos: 2010, really? Hell throw Michael Bourn: 2011 on there if you are gonna put Ramos in the top 13, about the same sample size on both deals. -
December 9, 1965: Frank Robinson traded by the Cincinnati Reds to the Baltimore Orioles for Jack Baldschun, Milt Pappas and Dick Simpson
Pappas, the centerpiece of the package, won over 200 games but only went 30-29 with the Reds over parts of three seasons.
Bauldschun, a RP, went 1-5 with an ERA over 5.00 in two seasons.
Simpson, a young RF prospect, never panned out and had a total of 161 plate appearances for the Reds with 5 HR's. He finished his career with a .207 avg.Comment
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The article is most lopsided MIDSEASON trades, so the Robinson deal doesnt qualify. The thread title had me doing some premature ejaculate posting.Comment
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