Priests send first baseman/left fielder Trenton Brooks According to his transaction tracker at MLB.com, it is directly very different from Triple-A El Paso. This suggests he cleared the waiver after being designated as an assignment last week. Although the logs did not indicate whether he did so, he had the right to elect a free agent.
Brooks, 30, signed a minor league contract with the Friars during the offseason. He was selected for the major league roster in mid-June and occupied about six weeks without the game. He made 43 plates with 13 strikeouts and 2 walks, leading to the .146/.186/.268 line.
Priests made many famous upgrades before the deadline and added Ramón Laureano,,,,, Ryan O’Hearn,,,,, Freddy Fermin and Will Wagner To the location player combination. These moves caused Brooks to crash from the roster into the exempt wire, and no club claimed him. Last year, he was also completely and thoroughly by the Giants, which is why he has the right to elect a free agent this time.
He might be able to get more playing time in Triple-A if he takes his direct mission, but since the San Diego roster is already supported, he won’t be back on the road to professionalism. If he was going to elect a free agent, maybe he could find interest from a club with more theoretical playing time. His MLB record is bad, but he has been hit among minors. From early 2022 to today, his walking rate is 14.5%, strikeout rate is 15.3%, the .292/.397/.501 line, and the appearance of 1,540 three-board boards.
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