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All-Baseball.com, part of MVN All Baseball. All the Time. Brought to you by the Most Valuable Network. most valuable all-baseball cub reporter transaction guy ... baltimore chop July 07, 2004 19 to 21 by ruz This week in the 19 to 21 newsletter, John Shiffert looks at pitchers moving between the bullpen and the starting rotation, including Danny Graves, Derek Lowe, and Byung-Hyun Kim. #29, July 6, 2004 By John Shiffert At first glance, this looked like another one of those “What Were They Thinking Of?” trades. After all, Bedrock had been the Phillies’ closer for three plus years, setting franchise records for career saves (103 – since broken by Joe Table Mesa) and single season saves (40 – since broken by Wild Thing Williams and Joe Table Mesa) and winning the 1987 National League Cy Young Award and making the All-Star team on the strength of a 5-3, 40 save, 150 Adjusted ERA season. No doubt, the big guy (6-3, 200 pounds) from Methuen, Mass., could pitch. And here he was, going to the Giants for a back of the rotation starter with a funny delivery and a 3-8 career record and an ERA well over 4 (that’s Mulholland), another lefty with a funny delivery who had only pitched in six games in the majors (that was Cook – actually, he and Mulholland were both pretty good at hiding the ball during their deliveries), and a third baseman with 10 games experience in the majors. Well, as sometimes happens in baseball, there was more to this deal than met the eye. First of all was the trifling matter that the Phillies just had the Greatest Third Baseman in History retire three weeks before this deal. Hence, with no Mike Schmidt after 17 years, they needed a third baseman in the worst way. (Maybe that’s what they got, but, we’re not interested in Hayes.) Second, the Phillies clearly weren’t going anywhere – Bedrosian only had six saves up until June 18, because there weren’t many games to save – and they needed to try and build up their rotation so how much was a first rate closer going to help them, anyway?

62. Mike's Baseball Rants: Wilson Art? The Cincinnati Reds The fact that they consider danny graves a starter at all, shows you how desperate they are. David Pinto s baseball Musings Dan Lewis Sports Blog http://www.all-baseball.com/mikesbballrants/archives/006779.html

all-baseball.com , part of the most valuable network , presents: Mike's Baseball Rants This is my site with my opinions, but I hope that, like Irish Spring, you like it, too. all-baseball most valuable cub reporter transaction guy ... oleanders January 13, 2003 Wilson Art? The Cincinnati Reds by Mike Carminati Wilson Art? Well actually, Wilson has pitched four seasons in the majors and only in 2002 did he pitch over 180 innings (193.2 IP). As far as being a proven starter, he has only started 30 or more games in a season once (again 2002). Lest you think that Wilson improved in 2002, his strikeouts per nine innings dropped by almost two (7.08 to 5.16), his poor WHIP (Walks Plus Hits Per Innings Pitched) went up slightly (1.43 to 1.48), and his strikeout-to-walk ratio dropped considerably (2.29 to 1.66). Add to this that Baseball-Reference.com lists an adjusted ERA for him that is 8% worse than the adjusted average each year, and you get a sub-par pitcher. He is a serviceable fourth starter but no more. So why give him $4 M in this poor free agent market? The Reds are desperate for starting pitching. The fact that they consider Danny Graves a starter at all, shows you how desperate they are. Graves started four games last year. Those are the only four starts in his seven-year major-league career. He was 1-0 with a 1.90 ERA in those starts, but with such a small sample that tells you almost nothing. Here are the totals for the starting pitchers used by Cincinnati last year: NAME GS W L ERA WHIP K/9IP K:BB HR/9IP Danny Graves 4 1 1.89 1.00 5.68 4.00 0.05 Elmer Dessens 30 7 8 3.03 1.25 4.70 1.90 0.13 Chris Reitsma 21 4 10 4.07 1.42 5.06 1.65 0.14 Jimmy Haynes 34 15 10 4.12 1.48 5.77 1.56 0.11 J. Fernandez 8 1 3 4.22 1.55 6.33 1.50 0.12 Joey Hamilton 17 3 7 5.56 1.61 5.56 1.40 0.11 Jose Rijo 9 4 4 5.84 1.48 4.23 1.62 0.18 Ryan Dempster 15 5 5 6.19 1.58 6.70 1.74 0.18 Brian Moehler 9 2 4 6.21 1.69 3.86 1.80 0.19 Shawn Estes 6 1 3 7.71 1.96 5.46 1.00 0.04 Jose Acevedo 5 3 2 7.77 1.73 5.32 1.18 0.36 Luis Pineda 2 1 8.44 2.44 8.44 0.71 0.19 Bruce Chen 1 1 11.25 2.00 11.25 2.50 0.25 C. Almanzar 1 1 40.50 4.50 0.00 0.00 0.00 Totals 162 47 58 4.69 1.48 5.40 1.59 0.14

63. Athletics Nation :: Danny Graves Officially A Free Agent When danny graves was first designated for assignment 10 days ago, baseball is the only field of endeavor where a man can succeed three times out of http://www.athleticsnation.com/story/2005/6/2/19393/86160

Danny Graves officially a Free Agent By Melody on Thu Jun 2nd, 2005 When Danny Graves was first designated for assignment 10 days ago, there was discussion on whether or not the A's should attempt to sign him if they could get away with paying him the league minimum. Apparently trade talk with the Rangers and the Marlins fell through, because Graves has cleared waivers and now is a free agent. The Reds are going to have to eat up the rest of Graves' guaranteed salary, which, for the record, is another $6,250,000. Any team that does sign him at this point would only be required to pay Graves approximately $215,000. So the question stands... Should the A's try and land Danny Graves? Naturally he wouldn't be the closer even with Dotel on the DL; he's just too unpredictable and we have Huston Street locked up for that job. But Graves could be a decent member of the bullpen, perhaps working as a set-up man. He certainly has more experience than Reames or Harikkala, and perhaps the A's can give him a chance to rebuild his confidence. The most logical argument as to why we should sign him is his potential to be worth decent money again within a year; if he performs well out for the A's, he could essentially traded away during the offseason for more prospects. Although a possible downside to bringing Danny Graves to Oakland would be that it may appear that the A's were trying to upstage Huston Street. It would look like Graves was bought in as a backup in case Street didn't work out, which might inadvertently affect Huston's performance and increase the pressure on him to do well, or lose

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66. Paul Meyer's Baseball Notebook: Playing Lowball More Meyer baseball. Paul Meyer s Weekly Power Rankings 5/29/05 The Cincinnati Reds decision to designate closer danny graves for assignment Monday http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05149/512310.stm

Sports Pirates/MLB Columnists Photos ... MLB Overview Paul Meyer's Baseball Notebook: Playing lowball For Pirates fans, Houston (and its impotent offense) is proof there is always somebody worse off in the world Sunday, May 29, 2005 By Paul Meyer, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Ben Margot, Associated Press Barry Bonds could be found back on the Giants' bench this week after weeks away. To while away the time when he's not rehabbing his ailing knee, Bonds "tagged along" with a cameraman near the dugout during ESPN's telecast Sunday of the Giants-A's game. Click photo for larger image. More Meyer Baseball: Paul Meyer's Weekly Power Rankings: 5/29/05 If you've grown weary of watching what passes for Pirates offense, imagine how the Houston fans feel about their anemic Astros. With first baseman Jeff Bagwell on the disabled list and center fielder Lance Berkman just back from offseason surgery and Jeff Kent gone to the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Astros are mere shadows of the bunch that was one win from reaching the World Series last season. They scored five runs in winning in Chicago Wednesday, but through Thursday in 24 games in May they scored more than three runs in a game just nine times and were 7-17 in the month.

67. OnMilwaukee.com Sports: Baseball's Closer Myth danny graves? He s got a 3.89 career ERA and once went 415 as a starter. 05/17/05- David - For some reason, closers around baseball have http://www.onmilwaukee.com/sports/articles/timg051705.html

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68. ChicagoSports.com - OUT LOUD danny graves It was a baseball with a lightning bolt and said Strikeout. Back then when I got it, I used to be able to strike people out. http://chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/sports/columnists/cs-050419outloudgraves

69. SportingNews.com Reds closer danny graves also is wearing them during pregame work. Because baseball players are exposed to so much sunlight, some of them Timlin, http://www.sportingnews.com/experts/stan-mcneal/20050421.html

writeMast("BB"); Stan McNeal Profile SportingBlog Archive Stan McNeal archive e-mail McNeal McNeal's SportingBlog print this article New contact lenses clear baseball's future Posted: April 21, 2005 Brian Roberts first tried on his newfangled contact lenses about an hour before the Orioles' last spring training game in Florida. He ripped three hits on a day his teammates groused about the difficulties of seeing the ball in the bright sun shining from a cloudless sky. A longtime wearer of contacts, Roberts needed no persuading afterward to keep the new lenses, even if they make him look like some wild-eyed creature from a science fiction film. After a monster start he entered the week hitting .444 with five homers they might have to be pried away from him. Plenty has been said about performance-enhancing drugs this spring. Well, get ready for a new wave of performance enhancers, only these do not cause side effects and are not subject to suspensions. Known as performance-enhancing contact lenses, they were designed to help hitters pick up the seams on the ball better and to protect the eyes from the sun. Roberts, the Orioles' leadoff hitter and second baseman, is the only player the

70. RedsZone.com - Cincinnati Reds Fans' Home For Baseball Discussion - Graves Signs A discussion forum for fans of the Cincinnati Reds baseball team. Reds signed RHP danny graves to a threeyear, $17.25 million contract with a mutual http://www.redszone.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-18369.html

RedsZone.com - Cincinnati Reds Fans' Home for Baseball Discussion Archives The Archives PDA View Full Version : Graves signs for three years guernsey 01-17-2003, 01:40 PM per MLB radio. guernsey 01-17-2003, 01:50 PM Cincinnati Reds - Agreed to terms on a three-year contract with a mutual option for 2006 with pitcher Danny Graves. guernsey 01-17-2003, 01:53 PM CINCINNATI - Cincinnati Reds general manager Jim Bowden today agreed to terms with RHP Danny Graves on a 3-year contract through the 2005 season, plus a mutual option for 2006. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Graves was eligible for salary arbitration and would have been a free agent following the 2003 season. "Danny is at the core of the good, young group of players we have under control the first few years of Great American Ball Park," Bowden said, "These players are going to provide our fans with an exciting brand of baseball." Graves, 29, last season for the Reds went 7-3 with a 3.19 ERA and a team-high 32 saves in 68 games. He made his first 64 apps in relief, then finished the season in the rotation and went 1-0 with a 1.89 ERA in 4 starts. Graves is expected to fill a spot in the front of the Reds' starting rotation in 2003. An All-Star in 2000, Graves has contributed to 117 of the Reds' 229 victories the last 3 seasons (51 percent). His 129 career saves is a club record for a righthander, and his 121 saves the last 4 years is the eighth-highest total in the Major Leagues. In the last 6 seasons, Graves has thrown 469.2 innings in relief, third-highest total in baseball.

71. WGN-TV Chicago | WGN Sports Cubs Baseball Blog: Comment On Graves Situation? I can t believe the Cubs would even think of signing danny graves. We don t need danny graves. We have enough average and below average players in the http://wgntv.trb.com/cgi-bin/MT/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=1157

72. WGN-TV Chicago | WGN Sports Cubs Baseball Blog: Comment On Time To Get On A Roll I ve heard certain baseball analysts discussing the possibility and I think he I was just reading about the danny graves situation out in Cincinatti and http://wgntv.trb.com/cgi-bin/MT/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=1150

73. St. Petersburg Times Online: Sports Said pitcher David Weathers If a player like danny graves can handle boos, front offices should be able That s not good for baseball. IS THIS GOOD? http://www.sptimes.com/2005/05/29/Sports/Reds_brass_handled_Gr.shtml

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75. The Hardball Times WPA and bullpens are a match made in baseball statistics heaven, Braden NYM 71 2.465 29 0.082 graves, danny CIN 68 0.278 41 0.081 Dotel, http://www.hardballtimes.com/main/content/email/closer/

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76. Closer -- The Hardball Times It was developed by Doug Drinen in the Big Bad baseball Annuals of the late Braden NYM 71 2.465 29 0.082 graves, danny CIN 68 0.278 41 0.081 Dotel, http://www.hardballtimes.com/main/article/closer/

Home Articles Books Teams ... Stats September 15, 2005 Now On Sale! Our review of the 2005 season, to be published in early November, is available for order today. 2005 Individual and Team Statistics are now available! THT Team Stats and Graphs THT Player Stats THT Win Shares Player Search: Plus our Statistical Definitions Advertisements Buy MLB Baseball Tickets NY Yankees Baseball Tickets MLB Boston Red Sox Houston Astros Tickets ... World Series Tickets Search THT: Or you can search by: Category Month Author Contact Us with any questions, concerns or comments. All content on this site (including text, graphs, and any other original works), unless otherwise noted, is licensed under a Creative Commons License Print this Article E-mail this Article Closer by Dave Studeman February 28, 2005 Two months ago, we talked about something called Win Probability , and we followed up with a couple of Win Probability Added (WPA) bullpen articles, Team Bullpens and Ranking the Relievers of 2004. WPA and bullpens are a match made in baseball statistics heaven, because WPA can tell you much more about relievers than the current bag of statistics can. There's a related statistic that I didn't introduce at the time, though you may be familiar with it. It was developed by Doug Drinen in the

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78. Ask Hal On Baseball: Who Had The Better Spring Training Average, Austin Kearns O everyone in baseball but Don Gullett knew danny graves was tipping his pitches. We were talking about danny graves similarities with Samuel Morse, http://www.daytondailynews.com/sports/content/sports/reds/daily/0619askhalweb.ht

var cxType = ""; Note: You are seeing this text-only version of our site because you are using an older browser that is not standards-compliant. How to upgrade to a FREE standards-compliant browser. Dayton Daily News Sign In Member Center ... E-mail preferences Ask Hal on Baseball: Who had the better spring training average, Austin Kearns or Wily Mo Pena? By Hal McCoy Dayton Daily News You have the questions, Hal McCoy has the answers. Visit the Reds page for more "Ask Hal." To submit questions about baseball, e-mail hmccoy@DaytonDailyNews.com Tools Print this page E-mail this page Most popular Top 5 stories Raiders volleyball team on the rise Celebrities descend on Beavercreek today Michigan State has found a Ringer Clemens pitches in honor of mother ... Spread offense helps Toledo rocket to high-scoring start RSS headlines available Q A . Not everyone. Graves didn't know. George Steinbrenner didn't know. Bud Selig didn't know. Actually, Gullett's surgery ended his career. Sports medicine wasn't as advanced as it is now or Gullett probably would have come back and pitched his way to the Hall of Fame. And some guy named Vinny Sisboombah has been calling asking for your address. Q A I thought Bud banned Pete from watching games on TV and talking to strangers. Guess not. Pete was always a good tipper in his time ... or was it that he received a lot of tips?

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