Connor Joe on Friday saw his brief tenure with his hometown franchise, as San Diego Padress traded outfielder/first basman for Cincinnati Reds.
Padress found a minor league right hand hand Andrew Moore and Cash in the deal.
Who was recently playing for Triple-eel Paso after Padress went for 0-for-9 with six strikes in seven matches this year. He signed a year, $ 1 million contract with San Diego in February.
The one who was born in San Diego went to the nearby Pawa High School and was played at San Diego University.
The 32-year-old right-arm hitter was first played in Major for San Francisco Giants (2019), Colorado Rockies (2021–22) and Pittsburg Pirates (2023-24).
In 445 career games, which are .241 batting average, one .335 on-base percentage, one .389 slugging percentage, 35 homes and 141 RBI.
Reds approved a place for Joe on his 40-man roster by putting Tyler Caliehan in the 60-day injured list. The Left Fielder/Another Basman attempted to make a catch on Monday and broke his left front after hitting the wall.
The 25-year-old Moore had no decision and this year there was a 4.15 ERA for Double-e-Patanogo in six relief showers.
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