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Alain De Leonardis

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  • 3 days ago | baseballhq.com | Brian Entrekin |Alain De Leonardis |Sara Sanchez |Brian Rudd

    Seattle MarinersThe Mariners entered the season with one of the best, if not the best, crops of starting five pitchers from top to bottom. Last season, the rotation stayed intact for the most part and provided plenty of quality innings. Things have changed this season, as injuries have already piled up for the Mariners. They have lost Logan Gilbert and George Kirby for over a month, and now, Bryce Miller mentions some physical limitations.

  • 2 weeks ago | baseballhq.com | Mark Gannon |Alain De Leonardis |Brian Entrekin

    Arizona DiamondbacksDiamondbacks 2B Ketel Marte, who has been on the IL since April 5 with a strained hamstring, is expected to return to the Diamondbacks lineup during their weekend series starting May 2 in Philadelphia. Despite the loss of Marte, who was off to a great start (.346/.469/.462 in 32 PA), the Diamondbacks are still the third highest scoring team in the National League through the first month of the season.

  • 2 weeks ago | baseballhq.com | Alain De Leonardis |Brian Entrekin |Sara Sanchez

    New York YankeesComing off a sub-par 2024 season (.190/.290/.385 in 209 PA), Trent Grisham was firmly set to fill a bench role as the Yankees’ fourth outfielder. Surprisingly, though, Grisham has shown new life at the plate in the first month of the season (.298/.385/.684, 7 HR in 65 PA). This strong offensive performance, combined with Grisham’s premium center field defense, has forced New York’s hand to give him more playing time.

  • 2 weeks ago | baseballhq.com | Alain De Leonardis |Brian Entrekin |Sara Sanchez |Brian Rudd

    Philadelphia PhilliesThe Phillies got a jump scare when emerging ace Cristopher Sánchez left his start against the Mets last week with discomfort in his left forearm. There may be no more ominous words to describe the state of a pitcher’s arm—perhaps only “amputated” would be worse. The good news for all involved is the team declined to order an MRI or place him on the IL, feeling confident enough that whatever ails Sánchez will resolve itself in short order.

  • 2 weeks ago | baseballhq.com | Brian Entrekin |Alain De Leonardis |Sara Sanchez |Brian Rudd

    Houston AstrosThe Astros' experiment with Jose Altuve in left field may need to end soon. Altuve has been okay offensively at the position, hitting .274 with three home runs and three steals, and has been decent defensively as well, with only one error on the season. The prospect of moving Altuve back to second base isn’t about his performance in left field thus far, however; it’s more about improving the lineup by exploring decent replacement options at the position.

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