Royals Send Brady Singer to the Reds

W&W: How the Cincinnati Reds are going to replace Jonathan India
Wittenmyer & Williams is a regular point/counterpoint column from Enquirer Reds reporter Gordon Wittenmyer and sports columnist Jason Williams. This week, a breakdown of the post-Jonathan India Reds.
Cincinnati Reds acquire RHP Brady Singer from Royals in trade for Jonathan India
The Reds sent the second baseman and outfielder Joey Wiemer to the Kansas City Royals on Friday for starting pitcher Brady Singer, addressing one of their biggest needs of the offseason and loosening up an infield logjam that more easily fits the return of Matt McLain and possibly even some playing time for Santiago Espinal.
What’s next for the KC Royals following the Brady Singer-Jonathan India trade?
The Royals were intrigued by India’s ability to get on base. He registered a .357 on-base percentage and 28 doubles in 151 games. India arrives alongside outfielder Joey Wiemer in exchange for right-handed pitcher Brady Singer.
Pitcher Brady Singer shares sweet farewell message after trade from Royals
The Royals traded pitcher Brady Singer to the Reds on Friday and he had a special message about leaving Kansas City.
Cincinnati Reds Receive High Praise for Brady Singer Trade
Cincinnati Reds Receive High Praise for Brady Singer Trade. The Reds acquired Singer from the Royals on Friday.
Royals Send Brady Singer to the Reds for Jonathan India
Baseball insider Keith Law debates whether the Royals or the Reds won the Brady Singer for Jonathan India trade.
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