Guardian placed senior first baseman Carlos Santana With a complete exemption, Ken Rosenthal and Zack Meisel’s Sports Report. The 39-year-old Shitt-hitter is signing a one-year, $12mm contract, but there are still about 2.13mm payments that have not been paid yet.
Any team that claims Santana will be required to bear the full remaining amount. Santana has not been designated as a mission, meaning he can continue playing on a waiver. If he is unclaimed, the guardian doesn’t need to assign him to a minor league member, nor does he need to remove him from the 40-man roster (although they can choose to do so). If he is claimed that the waiver is irrevocable, Santana will head to the claim club. In 455 set appearances this season, Santana hit .225/.316/.333 in first base game with a typical elite defensive brand.
Although his defense is still excellent, Santana still walks at a high price of 11.4%, but his overall offensive output is 14% lower than the average by WRC+. Since 2011, the season’s 3-point shooting percentage is the second highest in his career and the worst case scenario. Santana averaged a career low of 87.5 mph, especially struggling on the left side of the plate, hitting only .220/.311/.325.
The recent 1-9 football game has fallen from the rankings. Cleveland now wins six games in the American League wildcard chase (plus the division’s 12.5 games are even more daunting).
With this drowsiness and Santana Kyle Manzardo And recently improved the top prospects CJ Kayfus. The 25-year-old Manzardo hit .231/.313/.453 in 415 sets this season, while Kayfus, 23, hit .220/.281/.424 in his first 63 sets, hit .231/.313/.453 in 415 sets, and the 253-year-old popped up 21 home runs in his first 63 sets.
If another club does ask for Santana and his remaining salary, he will qualify for the playoffs as he is in the new organization until September 1.
