Transactions
Transactions listed are from October 1 of previous year to April 1 of the following year.
- Before 1908 Season
Drafted Herbie Moran from Trenton (Tri-State) in the 1908 rule 5 draft.
Signed Jack Barry as an amateur free agent.
- February, 1908
Jack Lelivelt player rights sold to Reading (Tri-State). (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)
Bris Lord player rights sold to New Orleans (Southern Association). (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)
- February 7, 1908
Rube Waddell player rights sold to the St. Louis Browns.
- June, 1908
Signed Shag Shaughnessy as a free agent.
- June 3, 1908
Herbie Moran player rights sold to ???.
- June 25, 1908
Traded Shag Shaughnessy to Reading (Tri-State). Received a player to be named later. Reading (Tri-State) sent Home Run Baker (September, 1908) to the Philadelphia Athletics to complete the trade. (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)
- July 30, 1908
Purchased Joe Jackson from Greenville (Carolina Association) for $1,000.
- August, 1908
Signed Stuffy McInnis as a free agent.
- August 2, 1908
Traded Syd Smith to the St. Louis Browns. Received Bert Blue.
- August 30, 1908
Purchased Scotty Barr from Greenville (Carolina Association) for $600.
- September, 1908
Signed Amos Strunk as a free agent.
- September 23, 1908
Ossee Schrecongost player rights sold to the Chicago White Sox for $2,400.
- December 8, 1908
Purchased Ira Thomas from the Detroit Tigers.
- Before 1909 Season
Al Kellogg player rights sold to Toronto (Eastern) for $500 plus option to buy any player except Dick Rudolph for $2000.
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