Killers trade with Sombreros

Twin Killer trade Zack Greinke (.25 20+) and Scott Alexander (.02 21+) to the Sombreros for Pablo Lopez (.03 21+), Tony Gonsolin (.02 Mx) and their 4th Round Pick.

Killer-Swing Trade

The Twin Killers trade Jean Segura (.26 21+) and Jose Urena (.10 20+) to the Swing in exchange for Kenley Jansen (.28 21+) and Jed Lowrie (.03 21+).

Killer Rebel Deal

Looking to move further up the standings, the Killers trade Starlin Castro (.12 20+) and their 5th round pick to the Rebels for Jose Peraza (.10 18).

Killer/Sombrero Trade

The Killers send Jordy Mercer (.02 19+) to the Sombreros in exchange for Michael Feliz (.05 20+).

Another Sombrero Killer Trade

Sombreros trade Tyler Beede (.05 Mx), Mitch Keller (.10 Mx) and Robert Gsellman (.04 19+) to the Killers for Jeurys Familia (.01 17), Kolten Wong (.07 17!), Wade Davis (.18 19+) AND their 10th round pick.

Killers, Rebels Swap Cubs, Pitchers

The Twin Killers and Dem Rebels swapped Cubs and pitching in a deal this afternoon.

The Killer sent Anthony Rizzo (.44 19+) and Gio Gonzalez (.03 19+) to the Rebels for Ian Happ (.10 19+) and Chase Anderson (.05 19+)

Historic Deal

For the first time ever the Clowns and Killers have made a trade.  The Clowns, making a run for the money, shored up their pitching staff by trading Javy Baez (.05 18+), Michael Saunders (.04 19+), Zach Wheeler (.01 18+) and their 2nd round pick to the Killers in exchange for Zach Greinke (.40 18+), Dan Straily (.10 19+) and the Killers 17th round pick.

Sombreros and Killers make deal

The interesting trade season has begun with the Golden Sombreros and Twin Killers making a deal.

The Sombreros send Roman Quinn (.05 Mx) and Jose Alb Martinez (.05 19+) to the Killers for Joc Pederson (.05 17) and Odubel Herrera (.13 17).

There's been a killer sombrero trade

Doing some fine tuning before Roster Cuts are due, the Killers and Sombreros made a deal.


The Killers sent their 8th round pick to the Sombreros in exchange for Atlanta pitching prospect Sean Newcombe (.10 Mx).

DoorMatts, Killers Deal

Under the cover of darkness the DoorMatts make a move to stay in the running and the Killers work toward the future.

The DoorMatts trade Lance Lynn (.05 18+), Kolten Wong (.07 17!), Jose DeLeon (.02 Mx) and Oscar DeLaCruz (.02 Mx) to the Killers in exchange for Jonathan Papelbon (.19 16), DJ LeMahieu (.03 16) and Curtis Granderson (.15 17+).

Post All Star Break Trade - Rebels and Killers

Trying to break into the money, Dem Rebels pulled off another deal, this time with the Killers.

The Rebels sent closer extraordinaire Aroldis Chapman (.34 17+) and Odubel Herrera (.13 17+) to the Killers for Clayton Kershaw (.51 17+) and the Killers 7th round pick next year.

Killer - Ruffin Deal

Sniffing the finish line, the Ruffins went out and added some talent behind the plate.

The Ruffins acquired Buster Posey (.31 17+) from the Killers in exchange for Jeurys Familia (.01 17+), Wilin Rosario (15 15!) and AJ Cole (.02 Mx).

To make their roster legal, the Killers also released Tabata and Ryu.

Swing-Killer Deal

In the wee hours of the morning the youngest two owners (actually three owners) made a trade while all normal owners were sound asleep.

The Twin Killers traded Craig Kimbrel (.30 17+) to Hey Patta Matta Swing in exchange for Curtis Granderson (.15 17+) and DJ LeMahieu (.03 16+).

Killer - Revenge Trade

Trying to purge the ghost of Brad Lincoln, Morkertzuma's Revenge found an opportunity to stabilize their pitching staff, specifically their starting pitching in exchange for some top prospects.

The Revenge acquired starting stud Adam Wainwright (.40 16+) and Bartolo Colon (.13 16+) and sent to the Twin Killers Lucas Sims (.05 Mx), Jaime Garcia (.10 16+) and pitching prospect stud Jon Gray (.10 Mx).

Trading Slugmatch Continues

The Battle for Supremacy continued yesterday between the 1st place Clowns and 2nd place Bulls. 

The Clowns and Revenge agreed to a 10 player deal.  Going to the Revenge were:  Billy (the quick) Hamilton (.05Mx), Jonathan Broxton (.10 14+), Brad Ziegler (.05 15+), Jonathon Niese (.08 14+) and Alexi Amarista (.10 15+).  Returning to the Clowns were:  Cole Hamels (.39 15+), Jacob Turner (.02 15+), Luke Gregerson (.08 15+), Martin Prado (.18 14+) and Travis D'Arnaud (.10 Mx).

Not to blithely sit by and watch, the Bulls crafted their own deal sending Ryan Vogelsong (.10 15+), Hyun-Jin Ryu (.02 15+), Max Fried (.02 Mx) and their 4th round pick to the Twin Killers and receiving Jonathan Papelbon (.29 14+), Jimmy Rollins (.21 15+) and Homer Bailey (.01 13).

This may be the first time in CFCL history that three Jonathans (or Jonathon) were traded on the same day.

First Trade of the 2013 Season

The Graging Bulls and Twin Killers pulled off the first trade of the 2013 season.

Trying to shore up one of there few weaks spots, the Bulls added bullpen depth with the expiring contracts of David Hernandez (.05 13) and Tyler Clippard (.07 13).  The Killers picked up thirdbaseman Chris Johnson (.10 15+) and pitcher Javier Lopez (.10 15+).

K-Wood Winner 2013

Congratulations to the DoorMatts for winning K-Wood Day.  Riding the arm of Madison Bumgarner (seven strikeouts) and his bullpen (three strikeouts), the DoorMatts were the only team to reach double digits.

The Danger (Arroyo - 7 strikeouts), Killers (Maholm - 6 strikeouts) and Beatniks (Lee - 6 strikeouts) tried to make a game of it, but it was the bullpens that proved to be the difference.  The DoorMatts had help from theirs and the Danger, Killers and Beatniks didn't.

A $25 gift card to mlb.com is on its way to the DoorMatts e-mail box.

First Trade of the 2012 Season

Just hours after the e-mail from the Bulls admonishing the league at the lack of trades, the Killers and Revenge announce a blockbuster.

The Revenge trade Matt Harvey (.05 Mx) and Martin Maldanado (.06 14+) to the Killers for Yadier Molina .06 12.  The Killers waive Brett Pill (.05 14+) to make room for their two new players.

Killers Keep Trading

The Killers keep acquiring inexpensive talent preparing for next year's draft. This time they picked up Aaron Harang (.01 13+) from the Bulls in exchange for the Killers' 7th Round Draft Pick.

Killers and Rebels make deal

Since the trading hat was already on, the Killers decided to keep dealing, this time bolstering their pitching staff.

The Killers acquired Paul Maholm (.02 13+), Charlie Morton (.05 13+) and Sergio Romo (.01 11). Dem Rebels attempted to bolster their meager offense by receiving in return Jose Reyes (.29 12+) and Jason Heyward (.10 12+).