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The Braves are adding one of the purest hitters in this year’s international market to their organization. Atlanta agreed to terms with shortstop Jose Perdomo, MLB.com’s No. 3 international prospect, for $5 million as the 2024 signing period opened on Monday. The Braves, who have a $5.284 million signing pool,
Perdomo draws lofty comparisons to notable Venezuelan hitters including Gleyber Torres and Miguel Cabrera.
The Orioles have come to terms with outfielder Stiven Martinez and shortstop Emilio Sanchez, a pair of top 30 international prospects who were among the 19 players the team reached agreement with as the 2024 signing period opened Monday. Martinez and Sanchez reached agreements of $950,000 and $1.3 million, respectively,
Jan. 15 is the big date on the international signing calendar, but not every prospect outside the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico joins a Major League organization at the very outset of the window. For those who hail specifically from the Dominican Republic, there’s another avenue to prove they
The Dodgers are rumored to be adding some international talent for the upcoming season in the short stop and outfield positions.