Getting to know your 2013 Indians: Trevor Bauer
Trevor Bauer #47 of the Cleveland Indians poses during MLB photo day at the Goodyear Ballpark on February 19, 2013 in Goodyear, Arizona.
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Posted: 03/05/2013
Over the start of the month of March will will be introducing you to this year's edition of the Cleveland Indians. This is Indians pitcher Trevor Bauer.
Trevor Bauer
Indians Pitcher
@BauerOutage
Last Year: Arizona Diamondbacks
Number:47
Age:22
Height:6'1
Weight:190
Bats:R
Throws:R
How did he get to Cleveland? Traded as part of a 3-team trade by the Cincinnati Reds to the Cleveland Indians. The Arizona Diamondbacks sent Matt Albers, Trevor Bauer and Bryan Shaw to the Cleveland Indians. The Cincinnati Reds sent Didi Gregorius to the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Cleveland Indians sent Lars Anderson and Tony Sipp to the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Cleveland Indians sent Shin-Soo Choo, Jason Donald and cash to the Cincinnati Reds in December.What is expected of Bauer?
What is expected of Bauer? The Indians have high hopes for Bauer. Things did not end on the best of terms in Arizona for the 22 year old. Hopefully, the fresh start with the Indians will mean good things on for both the Indians and Bauer. Expect to see him get called sometime during the season.
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