Dayton Daily News: McCoy - Trades likely as last-place Cincinnati confronts reality (RR)

Scouts and club officials with other teams say that Reds General Manager Wayne Krivsky has made calls saying the Reds are looking to start dumping salary, ready to trade for top-shelf prospects as they peer toward the future.
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Never, ever lose a bet to Ken Griffey Jr. The outfielder pays off, but in strange ways — like the time manager Lou Piniella won a bet with him during spring training when both were in Seattle.

“It was batting practice, and I had three swings left,” Griffey said. “Lou bet me a steak that I couldn’t hit a home run to each field on those three swings. I hit one to right and I hit one to center, but I missed the one to left. So I paid up.”

Oh, did he. Piniella got his steak on the hoof. Griffey had a live cow put in Piniella’s office while he was gone, “And when he walked in, there was the cow and some other stuff the cow had left after lifting its tail, plus he had slobbered everywhere. Lou got sick.”

Then there was the time Griffey filled Piniella’s office with lambs, but that’s another story.

Someone needs to clue Griffey into the fact that cows aren’t “he"s.