Cincinnati Reds Amed Rosario wants to be a St. Louis Cardinal, reportedly
Cardinals, Reds have discussed former Mets infielder
Rosario was dealt to Cincinnati from the Mets in 2023 after a slow start to his 2022 campaign
The Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals have discussed a trade that would send infielder Amed Rosario to the Cardinals, according to Jon Morosi of MLB Network.
Rosario, 27, is a versatile infielder who can play shortstop, second base, and third base. He is a good hitter with a career batting average of .271 and an on-base percentage of .319. He also has some speed, with 90 stolen bases in his career.
The Cardinals are looking for a middle infielder to replace Paul DeJong, who was traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates in December. Rosario would be a good fit for the Cardinals, as he is a young, talented player who is still under team control for two more seasons.
The Reds are reportedly looking for pitching in return for Rosario. The Cardinals have a number of young pitchers who could be of interest to the Reds, including Matthew Liberatore, Gordon Graceffo, and Michael McGreevy.
A trade between the Reds and Cardinals for Rosario would make sense for both teams. The Cardinals would get a young, talented infielder to replace DeJong, and the Reds would get some much-needed pitching.
Rosario is a good player who would be a valuable addition to the Cardinals. He is a young, talented player who is still under team control for two more seasons. He would be a good fit for the Cardinals, as he is a versatile infielder who can play shortstop, second base, and third base.
The Cardinals have a number of young pitchers who could be of interest to the Reds, including Matthew Liberatore, Gordon Graceffo, and Michael McGreevy. A trade between the Reds and Cardinals for Rosario would make sense for both teams.
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