Wouldn't be surprised if this is freeing up money for something else. I'd heard a rumor on a podcast a while back that they'd hoped to unload that contract since Gimenez hasn't lived up to the offense he put up during 2022 that got him that deal.I do wonder what the heck Cleveland is doing. With the rumors of Josh Naylor being a trade candidate, and now Gimenez gone to the Jays. Can they even be competitive in a weak AL Central, now?
We legit have no 2B or 3B. This is actually a huge upgrade for the JaysWhy the f*** would anyone trade for Gimenez lmao. The Jays are such an unserious team
Fair.Wouldn't be surprised if this is freeing up money for something else. I'd heard a rumor on a podcast a while back that they'd hoped to unload that contract since Gimenez hasn't lived up to the offense he put up during 2022 that got him that deal.
Such a weird trade for Pittsburgh. I can understand from Cleveland perspective as I'm sure they weren't psyched about paying the big money that was gonna be due from Gimenez in the next few years and they have some very good middle infield prospects that can hopefully come up and replace him.The Pirates are putting together a great team if it was 1989, now a 1B with below average power to go with a 3B with even less
Such a weird trade for Pittsburgh. I can understand from Cleveland perspective as I'm sure they weren't psyched about paying the big money that was gonna be due from Gimenez in the next few years and they have some very good middle infield prospects that can hopefully come up and replace him.
Jays absolutely needed middle INF help and there is a lot to like about Gimenez so they are taking a bit of a risk on his batting but we know what he does in the field.
Horowitz is a nice player but he's already 27 and I wouldn't expect a ton more growth out of him. He can be a versatile position player and a productive hitter but seems odd as a player to target and trade 3 - 1 for.