Transactions
Transactions listed are from October 1 of previous year to April 1 of the following year.
- December 14, 1898
Traded Henry Reitz to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Received Jack O'Brien, Dick Padden and Jimmy Slagle.
- December 25, 1898
Kip Selbach player rights sold to the Cincinnati Reds for $5,000.
- April 25, 1899
Released Frank Killen.
Traded James Casey and Duke Farrell to the Brooklyn Superbas. Received Pete Cassidy, Mike Heydon, Dan McFarlan and $2,500.
- July 14, 1899
Traded Deacon McGuire to the Brooklyn Superbas. Received Dan McGann and Aleck Smith.
- August 5, 1899
Aleck Smith player rights sold to the Baltimore Orioles. (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)
- August 22, 1899
Signed James Stafford as a free agent.
- August 23, 1899
Bill Coughlin player rights sold to Kansas City (Western).
Released Charlie Atherton.
Released Frank Bonner.
Released Jim Duncan.
- September, 1899
Signed Kitty Bransfield as a free agent.
- September 5, 1899
Released Kid Carsey.
- September 10, 1899
Signed Bill Magee as a free agent. (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)
- September 16, 1899
Purchased Doc Powers from the Louisville Colonels.
- January 10, 1900
Win Mercer player rights sold to the New York Giants.
- February 11, 1900
Bill Dinneen, Buck Freeman and John Barry player rights sold to the Boston for $7,500.
- March, 1900
Mike Roach player rights sold to Toronto (Eastern). (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)
- March 9, 1900
Dan McGann player rights sold to the St. Louis Cardinals for $5,000.
- March 10, 1900
Dan McFarlan assigned from roster onto the New York Giants.
- March 12, 1900
Jimmy Slagle assigned from roster onto the Philadelphia Phillies for $750 or $1500.
- March 24, 1900
Dick Padden and Jack O'Brien player rights sold to Detroit (American) for $1,750.
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