November 21, 2024
Francisco Lindor
Baseball / Written Content

5 Reasons Why The Cleveland Indians Were Right To Trade Away Frankie Lindor

Vince McKeeby Vince McKee

Bartolo Colon traded in 2002

Just before the 2002 trade deadline, Colón and Tim Drew were traded to the Montreal Expos in exchange for Lee Stevens, Brandon Phillips, and prospects Grady Sizemore and Cliff Lee.

Brandon Phillips never worked out, but they got two diamonds in the rough when it came to Lee and Sizemore.

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Vince McKee

Vince is the Owner of KEE On Sports Media Group. A company built on the very best in sports coverage and broadcasts of High School Sports, Boxing, NPSL Soccer, and everything the sports fans of Northeast Ohio want to know about. He is the play by play man for Ohio Boxing, as well as Cleveland SC of the NPSL. Vince is also a 12x published author who has interviewed everyone from Jim Thome & Austin Carr to Bill Belichick and Frankie Edgar.

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2 thoughts on “5 Reasons Why The Cleveland Indians Were Right To Trade Away Frankie Lindor”

  1. The Indians will never sign any of their homegrown stars. Don’t get too attached to the name on the back of the uniform. The name on the front is more important. Enjoy them while you have them(eg. Jose Ramirez, Shane Bieber)

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  2. Also, being a contender is not good enough. I saw those examples below. Eventually you have to win the whole thing!

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