Dodgers claim to be infielder CJ Alexander According to the latter club’s announcement, the Yankees’ immunity. Yanke assigned him to work on his mission earlier this week. To open the 40-man position for Alexander, the Dodgers appointed an outfielder Housekeeper Beloya For distribution, according to athletic ability, Fabian Ardaya.
Alexander, 28, has limited experience in major leagues. Between the Royals and track and field he competed in 10 major league games and climbed 25 races on the 0.160/.160/.160 line and played 4 singles without walking.
His minor league records are naturally greater in quantity and quality. Last year, he cut .302/.361/.559 in 411 three-set appearances and divided between royals and track and field systems. This yield is converted to 130 WRC+.
This year, his offense has declined a bit. He started Triple-A Las Vegas this year and reached .252/.348/.509 in 42 games, but actually led to WRC+98 in the Pacific Coast League’s swelling offensive environment. A gave him up in early June, and the Yankees claimed him. In the 13 games of the Railway Driver, he had a line of 0.196/.302/.196, which pushed him to the exemption wire again.
The Dodgers probably feel there is a way to get him closer to the 2024 form, or just somewhere between last year’s work and this year. He has some defensive versatility and can play in four corners.
Third baseman Max Munchy The list of people who seemed to hurt themselves last night might end up being hurt. That might push Hyeseong Kim Become a more regular role. The Dodgers have four positions on optional missions today: Catcher Hunter Feduccia And outfielders Esteury Ruiz,,,,, Ultraman James and Berroa. Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported earlier today that Ruiz will join the team, presumably to capture Munching on Munchy’s roster. Catching Alexander provides the Dodgers with an optional infielder who can call them up if their infield team gets hit again.
Berroa, 26, acquired from the Blue Jays in a cash deal in May. Since then, he has proposed a huge .330/.424/.433 diagonal in 27 games, despite the average score of the balls in that sample scored .403, stealing 11 bases along the way.
His history dates back to early 2023, with a total of 0.268/.367/.401 lines and 110 WRC+ in 955 minor league board appearances. He also stole 101 bases when he stole all three outfield spots. Last year, he made his debut on Jays, reaching .189/.333/.216 in 45 sets.
He is now in DFA Limbo and can last for a week. The exemption process takes 48 hours, so the Dodgers can take up to five days to explore trade negotiations. The last time Beloa was in DFA dilemma, the Dodgers gave up some cash to jump over the waiver line. He has been in good shape since then, so it seems like he has a great chance of getting snapped up in the next few days.
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