White Sox acquire Mark Teahen
by Eli Greenspan on Nov 5, 2009 10:18 AM EST
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PrintBill Madden of the New York Daily News is reporting that the White Sox have traded second baseman Chris Getz and third baseman Josh Fields to the Royals for outfielder Mark Teahen.
Teahen, who is expected to replace Jermaine Dye in right field, hit .271 with 12 home runs, 50 RBI and 69 runs.
Fields struggled mightily since breaking out to hit 22 home runs in 2007; however, Fields never showed he had knowledge of the strike zone, which can be seen from his 226 strikeouts-to-68 walks in 664 career at-bats.
However, adding Getz and Fields certainly gives the Royals some options next season, especially if they can improve on their 2009 numbers. Playing in the same division should certainly play to their benefit.
Is there a winner to this trade yet?
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:( Chris was just a babe
I take this more as they plan to use Teahen at 3rd base and move Beckham to second.
thats what i was thinking too
thats what i was thinking too. If Dye is willing to sign for a reduced price, he hit 27 home runs and had a .340 on-base percentage.
Adding teahen gives them options for sure. they can try out lillibridge and nix at second, and if that doesnt work out, move beckham and shuffle in teahen at third.
My thinking is they try to start Teahen at third
then re-sign Dye and Podsednik for the outfield and DH spots. Maybe. I just don’t see them starting two of Nix, Lillibridge and Teahen.
by Daniel Berlyn on Nov 5, 2009 10:47 AM EST up reply actions
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