Transactions
Transactions listed are from October 1 of previous year to April 1 of the following year.
- November 8, 1948
Signed Bob Speake as an amateur free agent.
- November 10, 1948
Drafted Jim Kirby from Shreveport (Texas) in the 1948 rule 5 draft.
Ed Sauer drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1948 rule 5 draft.
Drafted Dwain Sloat from the Brooklyn Dodgers in the 1948 rule 5 draft.
- December 8, 1948
Traded Cliff Chambers and Clyde McCullough to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Received Frankie Gustine and Cal McLish.
- December 14, 1948
Traded Hank Borowy and Eddie Waitkus to the Philadelphia Phillies. Received Monk Dubiel and Dutch Leonard.
- December 15, 1948
Freddy Schmidt player rights sold to Dallas (Texas).
- December 24, 1948
Traded Roy Easterwood to Dallas (Texas). Received Leon Brinkopf.
- Before 1949 Season
Signed Paul Schramka as an amateur free agent.
Signed Dean Stone as an amateur free agent.
Lou Sleater player rights sold to the New York Giants.
- January 13, 1949
Traded Burgess Whitehead to Sacramento (Pacific Coast). Received Error.
- May, 1949
Released Dean Stone. (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)
- May 7, 1949
Selected Hank Edwards off waivers from the Cleveland Indians.
- May 10, 1949
Hank Wyse player rights sold to Shreveport (Texas).
- May 13, 1949
Released Mort Cooper.
- May 16, 1949
Traded Hank Schenz to the Brooklyn Dodgers. Received Bob Ramazzotti.
- May 17, 1949
Released Don Johnson.
- May 18, 1949
Selected Herman Reich off waivers from the Cleveland Indians.
- June 6, 1949
Selected Bob Muncrief off waivers from the Pittsburgh Pirates.
- June 15, 1949
Traded Peanuts Lowrey and Harry Walker to the Cincinnati Reds. Received Frank Baumholtz and Hank Sauer.
- June 20, 1949
Selected Les Layton off waivers from the New York Giants.
- July 2, 1949
Selected Mickey Owen off waivers from the Brooklyn Dodgers.
- July 13, 1949
Eddie Malone player rights sold to the Chicago White Sox.
- August 4, 1949
Traded Johnny Ostrowski to the Chicago White Sox. Received Bobby Rhawn and cash.
- August 10, 1949
Purchased Bill Serena from Dallas (Texas).
- September 14, 1949
Frankie Gustine selected by the Philadelphia Athletics off waivers.
- September 26, 1949
Signed Don Robertson as an amateur free agent.
- October 13, 1949
Purchased Fred Baczewski from Shreveport (Texas) for $30000 plus a player to be named.
- October 14, 1949
Purchased Preston Ward and Paul Minner from the Brooklyn Dodgers for $100,000.
- October 18, 1949
Signed Andy Varga as an amateur free agent.
- October 29, 1949
Signed Jim Fanning as an amateur free agent.
- November 17, 1949
Drafted Johnny Klippstein from the Brooklyn Dodgers in the 1949 rule 5 draft.
- December 5, 1949
Drafted Hy Cohen from the New York Yankees in the 1949 minor league draft.
Billy Klaus selected by Dallas (Texas) in the 1949 minor league draft.
Drafted Ben Taylor from the Brooklyn Dodgers in the 1949 minor league draft.
- December 14, 1949
Traded Gene Mauch and cash to the Boston Braves. Received Bill Voiselle.
- Before 1950 Season
Signed Dave Hillman as an amateur free agent.
Signed George Piktuzis as an amateur free agent.
Ben Wade player rights sold to the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Dick Aylward sent to Dallas (Texas) in an unknown transaction.
Harry Bright received from Miami (Kansas-Oklahoma-Missouri) in an unknown transaction.
- February 2, 1950
Herman Reich player rights sold to the Chicago White Sox.
- February 10, 1950
Purchased Frank Hiller from the New York Yankees.
Purchased Johnny Vander Meer from the Cincinnati Reds.
- March 16, 1950
Purchased Bob Schultz from the Chicago White Sox. (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)
- April 1, 1950
Signed Gene Baker as an amateur free agent.
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