This would require the Reds to go against who they have been, but there might not be a better fit for what the Reds need than Guerrero Jr. He is an elite 1B that could be put directly into the center of their lineup. He doesn't strike out much, he takes walks and gets on base, but also hits for power. Guerrero hit 30 home runs this past season, but it would have been 42 if he played in Cincinnati. He would require the Reds to cough up some of their top prospects, though with only one year left on his contract, his exact trade value is hard to determine. If the Reds could work out a long term deal with him, this would be one of the best moves they could make. -Flynn