Marlin right-handed Edward Cabrera One of the most interesting trade candidates this summer. He’s already in the year of breaking through after he struggled to strike hard for more than three seasons. This makes him suitable for nearly every team that evaluates the rotation market.
The sport’s sport Ken Rosenthal reported in June that Cabrera is one of the many starting pitchers for the Cubs radar. Francys Romero added the Mets as another club showing interest. This is because the reason the Marlins heard from most victorious teams in Cabrera and the pre-season Young champions is Sandy Alcantara.
The 27-year-old Cabrera averaged 3.33 in 15 games. In April, a pair of five old clumsy guys suppressed that. He has performed well in the last 11 games. He has a 2.11 ERA while hitting over a quarter of his opponents at that time. Cabrera knocked out nearly half of the hit ball while keeping the walk on 8% of the clip. By far, this is the best situation in his major league career – both in throwing strikes and keeping the board running.
Carving samples is very small and dangerous. Cabrera has a career of 4.49 ERA with a walking rate of 13.2%, before only before these 11 starts. Still, he is still in two and a half months of spinning production. The Marlins have limited him to about five innings for most of the time. They showed more trust in his ability to go deep into the game in his past two appearances. Cabrera worked seven innings per game, allowing two runs, with 11 strikeouts with the twins and the winemaker respectively.
While Cabrera hasn’t shown this level before, it’s not entirely missing. The 6’4-inch pitcher is a staple on top prospect list. The assessor attributed his centrifuge at least to him. His sinker and four-slit fastballs have five-shot mixes, an average of 96 mph. His curves and sliders are missing the bat. For a long time, the dream-seeking up space has been easy. The question is whether the order will be promoted to the league average. Although it took a little longer than the marlin might have hoped, it seems to be in place now.
Miami does not need to make Cabrera available. He has been serving less than three years this season. During the four-year arbitration year for Super Two players, he was paid 1.95mm. Even with the marlin standard, the money is not a problem. He has been in the club’s control until 2028. Even if people generally expect them to trade with Alcantara, the fish can hold the Cabrera and form 1-2 punches on the top of the spin Eury Pérez. They have performed well lately and while it is very unlikely to make them legal wild card contenders this season, it may indicate that they are not far from the competition.
However, it would be a surprise if they closed their tickets altogether. Baseball Operations President Peter Bendix began a complete demolition and reconstruction. The front desk may be upset about Cabrera’s old command disaster return. Even if they buy his current form completely, they know the risk of any pitcher’s injury, especially someone as tough as Cabrera. Have seen marlin Max Meyer,,,,, Ryan Weathers and Braxton Garrett Fighting with all kinds of injuries. Perez and Alcantara require Tommy John’s surgery; Alcantara’s surgery hardly dominates as before. Cabrera herself missed the time of shoulder impact in 2023 and 24.
Marlin will require a large number of trade returns. Cabrera surpassed Alcantara and became the team’s most realistic bargaining chip. Few pitchers with non-obligation personnel have the same ceiling. Both affordability and team control windows will attract all joint teams, and can also attract teams that feel like they are competitive windows. This is because fish will add more premiums in talks with other NL Eastern forces.
New York will welcome Kodai Senga and Sean Manaea Returned from the injury list this weekend. They will have a start of five Manaea, Senga, David Peterson,,,,, Clay Sherlock Holmes and Frankie Montas This is the first time in the year. Injuried Canned Griffin,,,,, Tylor Megill and Paul Blackburn Depth has been tested. In addition to potential bullpen and midfield pursuits, the Mets’ numbers also require at least one starter to be added.
