Royals Interested in Bryan Reynolds, No-Trade Clause Looms
Royals Interested in Bryan Reynolds, No-Trade Clause Looms

Royals Interested in Bryan Reynolds, No-Trade Clause Looms

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Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds, currently underperforming compared to his career averages, is drawing trade interest ahead of the MLB deadline, with the Kansas City Royals notably seeking to improve their outfield. Reynolds' contract, the largest in Pirates history and lasting through 2031, includes a no-trade clause that blocks moves to six teams, such as the Giants, Dodgers, and Yankees, complicating potential trades. While the Royals see Reynolds as both a short-term boost and a long-term asset, they remain outside the playoff picture and have not advanced negotiations with the Pirates. Reynolds is viewed as a buy-low candidate, with acquiring teams hoping for a rebound to his previous All-Star form. The Pirates, with limited payroll flexibility, may consider trading Reynolds to shed one of their highest salaries. His recent monthly OPS improvements and underlying metrics suggest potential for improved performance.

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