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Dan Druff
Greinke has $77m left on his contract, which runs through 2021.
Dbacks sent $24m to cover part of it, meaning Cleveland will be paying $53m for 2 years plus the remainder of this year.
Greinke will be 36 in October, so a decline is likely coming soon.
Houston, not Cleveland....and its working for them with Verlander so far, might as well try again. As a twins fan, I was not happy to see this trade.
Houston did give up 3 of its top 6 prospects tho, so good haul for the d-backs.
Cleveland giving up Bauer in the way they did made perfect sense, although I still think they are worse now even after becoming the first team ever to acquire 2 guys with 20 HR's already in the same trade. We'll see if Salazar or Kluber can do anything the rest of this season.
Slightly upset the Twins didn't get a starter, but getting Romo+ and Dyson for a relatively low return is fine.