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    You are at:Home»Sports»Professional Sports»Royals trade Broxton to Reds for two minor league arms

    Royals trade Broxton to Reds for two minor league arms

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    By Rob Voelker on August 1, 2012 Professional Sports

    CINCINNATI (AP)   The Reds strengthened the back end of their bullpen by acquiring closer Jonathan Broxton from Kansas City for a pair of minor leaguers.  Manager Dusty Baker said after Tuesday’s trade that Broxton will be a setup man for closer Aroldis Chapman and can finish games when the left-hander isn’t available.  In return the Royals get right-handed starter J.C. Sulbaran and lefty reliever Donnie Joseph…the number 9 and 12 prospects in the Reds system according to Baseball America.

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