MLB en bref : Pas de rencontre entre les Nationals et les gros joueurs | Jesus Aguilar à Miami
Pas de rencontre entre les Nationals et les gros joueurs
Pas besoin de passer par autre chose que les agents puisque les joueurs savent à quoi s’en tenir.
Nats GM Mike Rizzo says he doesn’t have plans to meet personally with Rendon or Strasburg this offseason, but will negotiate through their agent Scott Boras. “We’ve been meeting for about 10 years…they know where our heart lies”
— Jamal Collier (@JamalCollier) December 2, 2019
Méchant changement
Les Brewers auront une allure différente en 2020.
Gone from Brewers’ 2019 roster: Yasmani Grandal, Mike Moustakas, Drew Pomeranz, Travis Shaw, Chase Anderson, Zach Davies, Junior Guerra, Alex Claudio, Jimmy Nelson and Tyler Saladino. Quite the overhaul.
— Robert Murray (@ByRobertMurray) December 3, 2019
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Et que dire des Jays…
Anthony Alford, the 25-year-old outfielder who made his MLB debut in 2017 and has 59 career plate appearances, is now the #BlueJays longest-tenured player.
— Keegan Matheson (@KeeganMatheson) December 3, 2019
Un client de moins
Un premier pion de Scott Boras a signé. Qui sera le prochain?
Moustakas’ signing also takes the first of Scott Boras’ Big 7 free agents off the board. Still left: Gerrit Cole, Strephen Strasburg, Anthony Rendon, Dallas Keuchel, Hyun-jin Ryu and Nicholas Castellanos.
— Joel Sherman (@Joelsherman1) December 2, 2019
Le DH de l’année est…
Nelson Cruz.
Nelson Cruz of the Twins has been voted the winner of the 2019 Edgar Martinez Outstanding Designated Hitter Award. Jorge Soler of the Royals finished second in the voting.
— Mark Feinsand (@Feinsand) December 2, 2019
Une perte pour les Jays
Steve Saunders suit Ben Cherington à Pittsburgh.
Per @JeffPassan, #BlueJays are losing scouting director Steve Sanders to the Ben Cherington-led Pittsburgh Pirates.
Without a doubt a loss for Atkins & Co.
Sanders led 3 drafts and came away with Nate Pearson, Jordan Groshans, Alek Manoah, plus interesting non-first-round talent.— Scott Mitchell (@ScottyMitchTSN) December 2, 2019
Jesus Aguilar à Miami
Une belle prise par les Marlins.
First baseman Jesús Aguilar has been claimed by the Miami Marlins, sources tell ESPN. Aguilar was designated for assignment earlier this week by Tampa Bay. There's a clear path to the first-base job for him.
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) December 2, 2019
Ils ont aussi acquis Jonathan Villar.
Marlins will acquire Infielder Jonathan Villar from the Orioles, per source.
— Craig Mish (@CraigMish) December 3, 2019
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Un autre départ
Guillermo Heredia quittera les Rays.
Rays Non-Tender Guillermo Heredia https://t.co/XUTr6WD4Xn pic.twitter.com/eYce8uV9nc
— MLB Trade Rumors (@mlbtraderumors) December 2, 2019
Travis Shaw quittera les Brewers, tout comme Jimmy Nelson.
Brewers non-tender Shaw, Nelson https://t.co/PZFbvOILm1 pic.twitter.com/wMPlq4ecIK
— theScore MLB (@theScoreMLB) December 3, 2019
En tout, pas moins de 56 joueurs sont devenus libres comme l’air.
The free-agent class expands to nearly 200 with 56 major-league players non-tendered today and becoming free agents.
— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) December 3, 2019
Les ambitions du proprio
Hal Steinbrenner n’est pas complètement insatisfait de la saison des Yankees.
"In the end, in October, we failed, that does not mean the season of course was a failure."
-Hal Steinbrenner on the 2019 season.
Check out the full interview tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/K5CgfYlyLI
— YES Network (@YESNetwork) December 1, 2019
Les options de Pillar
N’oubliez pas que plusieurs équipes se cherchent un voltigeur de centre.
So Pillar heads to free agency off nice season. Should do fine. Many teams seek a CF (Mets, Reds, Cubs, Dbacks, Padres, more)
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) December 3, 2019
Joe Biagini reste à Houston
Il a signé un contrat d’un an.
Meanwhile, the Astros avoided arbitration with Joe Biagini on a one-year deal
— Ben Nicholson-Smith (@bnicholsonsmith) December 3, 2019
Russell à Baltimore?
Ce n’est pas impossible.
Addison Russell will presumably look for a more significant role, on a one-year deal. Orioles are looking for a middle infielder, and if he rebuilds his career swinging in the hitters' park in Baltimore, the Orioles would flip him for value, presumably. He turns 26 in January
— Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) December 3, 2019
