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David Freitas, a 15th-round draft pick out of the University of Hawaii and three-time All-Star in the Washington Nationals minor leagues, has been traded to the Oakland Athletics for C Kurt Suzuki. He is the second catcher to be traded from the Nats to A’s in less than eight months.
Sorry to see Freitas go but quality costs quality and Suzkuki fills a need with his defense and experience.
Prospects serve two main jobs (besides filling minor league rosters) and that’s to either be able to come up and play for the big league team or be traded for players who can help the big league team.
Freitas has served his purpose for the Nats by doing the latter.
Agreed. And like the last Nats-A’s trade it could benefit both teams.
Springfield Fan can erase Koyie Hill, as expected he immediately asked for his release and it was granted. Now they are going to have find someone to catch in Syracuse until Maldonado clears waivers.
Maybe I’m missing something, but won’t Leon be leaving DC?
Assuming Flores isn’t placed on the DL for a sore [flips open medical dictionary, closes eyes…]