Angels and infielders Cavan Biggio According to the MLB.com transaction log, in minor league transactions. He has been assigned to Triple Salt Lake. Biggio was released by the Royals last week.
Biggio broke camp with KC after signing an offseason minor league contract. He appeared in 37 games, hitting .174/.296/.246 with 83 home runs in the set. He played much better in Triple-A, beating .285/.375/.464 in 41 games. Biggio’s lack of production for major league pitching drove him off the roster last week as royals need to open a 40-man position to activate Hunter Harvey From the injured list.
The left-handed Biggio has been underperforming batsman for consecutive seasons. He merged to .197/.314/.303 in 225 sets and appeared with three teams a year ago. Like him throughout his career, Biggio continued to do a lot of walks. His power production has plummeted since his first two seasons at Blue Jay. Biggio’s extremely patient approach was also accompanied by a strikeout as he also played a lot of courts in the strike area.
Biggio has more experience at second base than anywhere else. He only had 10 1/3 innings in Kansas City. Royals most often use him around the corner, while at first base, occasionally doing second and third base work. Angel has Nolan Schanuel,,,,, Christian Moore and Luis Rengifo In non-shortened infield position. They obtained Oswald Peraza As a defensive option for the bench, Niko Kavadas Being a left-handed first baseman on the MLB roster.
