"García is due $1.6 million this season, and prorated for the last couple of months of the season it’s barely a drop in the bucket compared to other closing options like Craig Kimbrel." If it goes through, wonder who we ship out. Being a closer for the Marlins, he is used to pressure situations. So I like that.
I think he has accumulated enough service time that if he clears waivers he can reject the minor league assignment and become a FA.
https://www.milb.com/player/bryan-de-la-cruz-650559 Bryan Starling De La Cruz Status: Active Born: 12/16/1996 in Santo Domingo Este, Dominican Republic 2021 Stats AB AVG HR RBI SB OPS 272 .324 12 50 2 .880 MiLB Career Stats AB AVG HR RBI SB OPS 1810 .276 28 228 37 .737
I'd bet they're finding the price too high for the big name. The way it sounded was that if the deal made sense they wouldn't worry too much about the LT, who knows for sure though
Agree. Getting Garcia and Graveman and staying under luxury tax is solid. Those Two arms add depth. Gravemen could be as good as Kimbrel down the stretch with the career year he is having
Unbelievable to take him fresh off the IL, having pitched 1.2 innings in two years, and put him in to lose that game against Cleveland.
Quick and dirty calculation for trades. 1/3rd of stated salary for this year. So 1.6M equals ~$530,000.