left handed Noah Cameron Listed as a possible starter against the Rays on Wednesday night. He will be against him Drew Rasmussen In his major league debut. Cameron was added to the 40-man squad last November, but Kansas City will need to recall him while playing a correspondingly active squad involving pitchers.
This will be Cole Ragans Go to the starting five. The star Southpaw has been pulled from the start of his nearest left groin tightness. Apparently, he wasn't ready for a normal break, but the royals didn't put him on the injured list. Kansas City star Jaylon Thompson reported that the team was optimistic that the Lagans didn’t need IL. He plans to hold a bullpen game in the coming days and may play against the Orioles in the weekend series.
The delay opened up a chance for Cameron's first major league call. The 6'3-inch lefty is the seventh round pick in 2021. Due to Tommy John's surgery, he did not pitch for his draft year at Central Arkansas. Cameron has been impressed since entering professional football and has become one of the team's better pitching prospects in the process. During the offseason, American Baseball ranked eighth in the KC system. The BA attributes Cameron to the solid (if not overwhelming) headlines for the solid (if not overwhelming) four-tier Arsenal.
Cameron didn't have huge speed. His fastball averaged 92 miles per hour during his third-level A job last year. This season is close to 93. Cameron regularly mixes his courts together. It's related to minor league competitions. He scored an average of 3.08 with a score of 3.08, and the strikeout rate was close to 28% between the first two minor league levels last season. He is equally effective in five matches this year with Triple-A Omaha. Cameron fanned 30.3% of his opponents while working on 3.22 ERA at 22 1/3 frames. He got the ground ball with a career-high 58.5% clip.
If Ragans do need a list of injuries, Cameron may be the best choice to step into a spin. Assuming the Ragans could avoid IL, Cameron would likely return to Omaha after the scene started. Seth Lugo,,,,, Michael Wacha,,,,, Kris Bubic and Michael Lorenson Round Rotate. No royal family Alec Marsh and Kyle Wright The whole season. Wright missed the entire rehabilitation surgery last season, and he was the closest to the duo. MLB.com's Anne Rogers contacts Wright will start minor league rehabilitation this week.
