作者keyboardmm (大學四年過好快啊..)
看板Cardinals
標題[情報] Memorable trades of prospects by St. Louis Cardinals
時間Sat Jul 25 15:26:52 2009
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A look at a few notable deals in which the Cardinals gave up prospects for a
big-name veteran:
JULY 1997
From Oakland: 1B Mark McGwire.
To Oakland: Reliever T.J. Mathews and pitching prospects Blake Stein and
Eric Ludwick.
The result: The Cardinals signed McGwire to a three-year deal with an option
less than six weeks after acquiring him. His numbers with the Cards, at least
one of them (70 homers, in 1998) are well-known. Mathews, mostly a setup man,
had some decent seasons with Oakland before signing back with the Cards in
2001 — McGwire's last season. Stein had a 21-28 record with Oakland and
Kansas City before finishing his major-league career in 2002. Ludwick, the
older brother of Cardinals right fielder Ryan Ludwick, had a 2-10 big-league
record after the Cardinals dealt him.
AUG. 6, 2004
From Colorado: OF Larry Walker.
To Colorado: Pitchers Jason Burch, Luis Martinez and Chris Narveson and
some $8.5 million.
The result: Walker helped the Cardinals to two divisional titles and one
World Series. Burch never got above Class AA, Martinez didn't get back to the
majors after having gone 0-4 with Milwaukee in 2003 and Narveson has bounced
among several operating tables and organizations, including the Cardinals,
for whom he pitched briefly in 2006. He has had only spot duty with Milwaukee
this year as a lefthanded reliever.
JULY 31, 2000
From Baltimore: 1B Will Clark.
To Baltimore: Minor-league 3B Jose Leon.
The result: Clark, writing a brilliant finish to his career, hit .345 the
rest of the year and drove in 42 runs in 51 games as the Cards won the
division title. Leon, 23 when the trade was made, hit .225 with five homers
in 88 games for Baltimore over three seasons before finally washing out.
JULY 20, 2002
From Cleveland: LH Chuck Finley.
To Cleveland: Minor-league 1B Luis Garcia and minor-league OF Coco Crisp.
The result: Finley went 7-4 for a division winner and taught Andy Benes the
split-fingered pitch. Garcia never got to the majors but Crisp had success at
Cleveland and Boston before going to Kansas City. Crisp wasn't going to play
center field ahead of Jim Edmonds in those days.
July 30, 2000
From Pittsburgh: P Jason Christiansen.
To Pittsburgh: SS Jack Wilson.
The result: Christiansen was traded to San Francisco almost exactly a year
later while Wilson still is the Pirates' shortstop.
DECEMBER 2004
From Oakland: P Mark Mulder.
To Oakland: P Dan Haren, C/1B Daric Barton, P Kiko Calero.
The result: There was some short-term gain in Mulder, who won 16 games for
the division champion Cards the next season. His career appears over after
several prolonged bouts with his left shoulder. On the other hand, Haren, now
with Arizona, might be this year's Cy Young Award winner in the National
League.
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