The Cincinnati Reds began what should be a long list of trades by sending Tyler Naquin and Phillip Diehl to the New York Mets for two lower-level prospects. Jeff and Steve tell you why they love the trade for the Reds. Nick Krall turning two players who will not factor into the Reds future for two players who very well could is a win for Krall. Who will step up and why is it most likely to mean Aristides Aquino will get more playing time?

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