It seems pretty obvious that Vince Velasquez fits this bill, and he brought a little bit of 2020 to 2021 against the Mets Tuesday night, following a 1-2-3 inning with four walks that became four runs in his second inning of relief, more or less costing the Phillies any chance at continuing their unbeaten streak. This whole loss is basically on me, Velasquez said after the setback to the Mets. It s totally unacceptable. I am one of those guys where I need to go out and pound the zone.
Velasquez certainly tried, but his fastball was not working and without that, the former Astro doesn t have much else:
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The NC Dinos of the KBO have announced the signing of right-hander
Wes Parsons. He will now begin the process of completing a physical and traveling to Changwon to self-isolate before joining the team.
The 28-year-old right-hander can earn up to $600K in the form of a $320K base salary, $80K signing bonus, and $200K in incentives, writes Yoo Hee-ho of the Yonhap News Agency. Parsons will join the Dinos rotation. With
Aaron Altherr already on board, the Dinos now have a full slate of foreign players for the 2021 season. The Dinos are embarking on their title defense season after winning their first-ever KBO championship last year.
NC Dinos Re-Sign Aaron Altherr, Drew Rucinski
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The NC Dinos of the Korea Baseball Organization kicked off the New Year by announcing that they’ve re-signed outfielder
Drew Rucinski to new one-year contracts for the 2021 season. Dan Kurtz of MyKBO.net tweets that Altherr’s deal comes with a $1.3MM guarantee and another $100K available via incentives, while Rucinski will be paid $1.6MM with up to $200K of incentives. Altherr is represented by All Bases Covered. Rucinski is represented by Paragon Sports.
Altherr, 30 next month, had some success with the Phillies in 2015 and 2017 but never fully established himself as a big league regular. By 2019, he was designated for assignment multiple times and split the season between three clubs, going just 5-for-61 at the MLB level.
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The Mets finally have a new general manager (Jared Porter), and we d like to say, It s time to get started, except they ve
So while this isn t exactly going to be a Porter solo show, he s clearly joining a team that s looking to be aggressive in an attempt to get back into the National League East race they ve been largely absent from over the past four seasons.
What are they going to do? What
should they do? (Aside from invest in player development and analytics, which, while extremely important, should be par for the course at this point. Anyway, they re on that. Innovation comes in a lot of different ways,” Porter said. “I think the most clear way in baseball is a continued investment into research and development through technology. )
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