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MASN had a graphic that the June schedule was the 4th toughest SOS in that time frame and the 18-12 record was the 4th best in MLB. -
Keith Law from The Athletic caught a Shorebird game recently. “Delmarva’s lineup included switch-hitting infielder Leandro Arias, who hit left-handed in all of his plate appearances in this particular game and showed a great swing with a big stride that produced hard contact when he met the ball out front more. The 19-year-old Orioles infield prospect has fast hands and might actually get the bat through the zone too quickly, but when he squared one up out in front of the plate he had his best bolt of the night, a line drive where the right fielder robbed him of a hit. Delmarva outfielder Thomas Sosa is a giant of a 19-year-old, definitely bigger than his listed 160 pounds, and he doesn’t get cheated, swinging hard, early and often. He put the ball in play three times and all were well-hit, including a pair of line-drive singles. In a good example of how a one-game look might mislead you (and me), he’s struck out almost 29 percent of the time this year, but I saw just one swing-and-miss from him. He’s also a better runner than I expected, not fast, but not a slug, either. Braylin Tavera signed with Baltimore for a then team-record $1.7 million bonus in January 2022, but he is not ready for full-season ball — add him to the pile of players who are suffering from the loss of short-season leagues. His pitch recognition was nonexistent in the look I got, and he hasn’t had a hit since the game before the one I saw, going 0-for-his-last-16 to drop his season line to .150/.255/.181. I’m not writing him off, since he’s 19 and shouldn’t be in Low A, but I have nothing positive to offer from my look.“ -
By Can_of_corn · Posted
The Rangers are only paying 12.5M of his 2024 salary. -
By Three Run Homer · Posted
Take McDermott out and I might say yes. -
I think we could add a guy like Lucas Ercegg from Oakland for a reasonable price. He would be an immediate upgrade over Baker and Tate -
By Rbiggs2525 · Posted
Add in Scherzer is due about 15 million for the rest of the season. It’s a big salary risk and doesn’t deserve much of a prospect. -
By Roy Firestone · Posted
Not "No".....it's "Oh HELL No"
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