Royals Trade for Cubs Utilityman Freel
Ok this is a world buster move for the Royals but they have made a move for Chicago Cubs utility man Ryan Freel for a player to be named later.
Freel, 33, has a .269 career average in 576 games over eight seasons with 22 homers and 119 RBIs and gives the Royals depth in the outfield, third base, and second. The move gives the Royals more flexability in the trade market to improve this team for the long haul.
Freel the Royals believe has a good chance to play center field and spell Mitch Maier when needed. From our view point Freel who's small numbers (sub .200 BA, zero homers) doesn't appear to be an every day player for the Royals but does open up the Royals to listen for trades for Jose Guillen and Mark Teahen.
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