Transactions
Transactions listed are from October 1 of previous year to April 1 of the following year.
- November 29, 1932
Released Waite Hoyt.
Released Clarence Mitchell.
- December 12, 1932
As part of a 3-team trade, traded Freddie Lindstrom to the Pittsburgh Pirates and Chick Fullis to the Philadelphia Phillies. Received Glenn Spencer from the Pittsburgh Pirates and Kiddo Davis from the Philadelphia Phillies. In addition, the Pittsburgh Pirates sent Gus Dugas to the Philadelphia Phillies.
- December 13, 1932
Traded Sam Gibson and cash to Portland (PCL). Received Bill Shores.
- December 14, 1932
Traded Doc Marshall and cash to Buffalo (International). Received Blondy Ryan.
- December 29, 1932
Shanty Hogan player rights sold to the Boston Braves for $25,000.
- January, 1933
Pat Veltman sent to ??? in an unknown transaction.
- April 21, 1933
Purchased George Uhle from the Detroit Tigers for $20,000.
- June 12, 1933
Ray Starr player rights sold to the Boston Braves.
- June 16, 1933
Traded Sam Leslie to the Brooklyn Dodgers. Received Watson Clark and Lefty O'Doul.
- July 8, 1933
Released George Uhle.
- August 15, 1933
Purchased Phil Weintraub from Birmingham (Southern Association).
- October 2, 1933
Drafted Fresco Thompson from Buffalo (International) in the 1933 rule 5 draft.
- November, 1933
Bernie James player rights sold to Atlanta (Southern Association).
- November 15, 1933
Traded Glenn Spencer to the Cincinnati Reds. Received George Grantham.
- December 1, 1933
Traded Gil English and cash to Portland (PCL). Received Joe Bowman.
- March 24, 1934
Traded Kiddo Davis to the St. Louis Cardinals. Received George Watkins.
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