Philadelphia and free agent relief David Robertson According to Track and Field, it must be the consent of a Major League Baseball contract. Self-represented Robertson did not sign with a team in the winter, but has been in shape and has been throwing for clubs of interest lately. Mark Feinsand of MLB.com reported that Robertson will receive a 16mm salary for the rest of the season. By the end of the season, this figure is slightly above 6mm (6.021mm – assuming it will become official tomorrow).
This is Robertson’s second free agent deal with the Phillies and the third time that Phils has acquired him. He reached a two-year 23mm deal in the 2018-19 offseason, which didn’t pay off for the team, as the usual durable reliefist required Tommy John surgery to shoot only 6 2/3 innings during his lifetime. Philadelphia re-grants right in 2022 deal Ben Brown Back at the Cubs, Robertson was excellent as the Phillies launched charges all the way to The World Series.
Tommy John’s program was played during Robertson’s 34-year-old season and he didn’t return to a major league mound until the 2021 campaign. He stressed any concerns about his ability to restore his status as a high-end reliefer. He has now shot 200 games since the operation and has recorded 2.92 in the regular season of the 213 season. This included a great season in Texas 2024, with Robertson throwing 72 innings with a 3.00 ERA, strikeout rate of 33.4%, walking rate of 9.1%, 2 saves and 34 shots as the main setup options. Kirby Yates.
Dave Dombrowski, president of the Phillies baseball business, said frankly earlier this month that bullpen help was the main focus of his trade deadline this year. Robertson is a potential major addition that can help with multiple levels. Apparently, he was a highly leveraged arm that adorned a strong season and added the only electoral relief to the free agent market, leaving the Phillies’ farm system intact as they hope to pursue other bullpen upgrades. Beyond that, Robertson is a fresh arm, no stranger to pitching in the playoffs – a key component of the Phillies Club Jose Alvarado Earlier this year, he was not eligible to pitch in the playoffs in the 80-game PED pause.
This season, Philadelphia’s rescuers ranked 23rd with a 4.36 ERA. They have improved in the past month (3.89 ERA) Matt Stram,,,,, Tanner Bank and Orion Kerkering Do disproportionately heavy levels. Offseason increase Jordan Romano (7.08 Era) and Joe Ross (5.31 ERA) Not yet achieved hope.
Robertson may need minor league adjustments before he prepares to join the Phillies bullpen. It’s unclear what his exact schedule is, but it’s reasonable to think that both he and Alvarado (eligible to return on August 19) will be in a late mix next month. The Phillies’ numbers are to stay active in the trade market as they look for a second supplement to increase the mix, and they may also seek outfield upgrades.
