There is a flurry of trades today, as the Red Sox trade P Franklin Morales back to the Rockies for 2B Jonathan Herrera, the Rockies in turn send P Josh Outman to Cleveland for OF Drew Stubbs, the Orioles trade 3B Danny Valencia to Kansas City for OF David Lough, the Braves acquire C Ryan Doumit from Minnesota for P Sean Gilmartin, and the Astros get 1B Jesus Guzman from San Diego for IF Ryan Jackson.

 

On December 18, 2013 — There is a flurry of trades today, as the Red Sox trade P Franklin Morales back to the Rockies for 2B Jonathan Herrera, the Rockies in turn send P Josh Outman to Cleveland for OF Drew Stubbs, the Orioles trade 3B Danny Valencia to Kansas City for OF David Lough, the Braves acquire C Ryan Doumit from Minnesota for P Sean Gilmartin, and the Astros get 1B Jesus Guzman from San Diego for IF Ryan Jackson.

 

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