Marlins call for right-handed Robinson Piña With its first major league debut, FISH’s Kevin Barral reportedly reported for the first time. The team has not announced the move. Piña’s contract needs to be selected for Miami’s current 40-man lineup, so the Fish will need to take corresponding actions in this regard.
Piña, 26, will debut when he first led the mound. He spent the 2017-23 season in the Angels system before becoming a minor league free agent and signed with the Phillies ahead of the 2024 campaign. Philes never added him to the 40-man roster, and Piña once again became a minor league free agent in the past offseason, signing with Miami in his second open market game. This time, he will get his coveted first MLB chance.
Pinia certainly won his appeal. He appeared in 13 games, with 11 of which started and scored 57 innings with a 3.47 ERA, a strikeout rate of 22.2%, a 6.2% walk rate and a 46.9% ground ball rate. Early in his minor league career, orders were a problem for him, but he now holds consecutive minor league seasons with walking rates considerably larger in the average South. This year’s 92.8 mph settlements increased by one mile per hour from last year’s levels, and Piña has remained consistent throughout the season. He did not perform more than 3 times in any appearance, and had two runs in 10 outings in the entire 13 games.
Miami has Edward Cabrera Queue starts today. Jensen Trash,,,,, Eury Pérez and Sandy Alcantara Thereafter it was listed as possible in the next three games. No need to be a live starter right away – unless injured, the team has not been made public yet, but they may want to increase the length of the junk, which will be in a long-term relief role throughout the season. The Marlins also have a break-up day on Monday, so they can choose Adam Mazur And skip the position of the fifth starter under the next rotation. Doing so can give them the option of how best to use Piña, who has fully stretched out Piña and has exceeded 80 courts in five of the last six games.
