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5 days ago |
baseballhq.com | Sara Sanchez |Mark Gannon |Brian Entrekin
Milwaukee BrewersThe Brewers are one game over .500 and tied with the Cubs in the loss column as we enter this weekend's games against the Athletics. They've been on a decent hot streak after dropping their first four games of the season, with a 10-5 record. However, they've struggled for production at some positions, including the hot corner. That led to a series of off-day moves including Oliver Dunn being sent to the minors.
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1 week ago |
baseballhq.com | Mark Gannon |Brian Entrekin |Alain De Leonardis
San Francisco GiantsIt is likely just a matter of time before rookie RHP Hayden Birdsong receives an opportunity to join the Giants' starting rotation. Birdsong, who narrowly lost out to RHP Landen Roupp for the final rotation spot out of spring training, has been very good in a multi-inning role out of the Giants' bullpen.
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2 weeks ago |
baseballhq.com | Brian Rudd |Brian Entrekin |Mark Gannon
Kansas City RoyalsCarlos Estévez (RHP, KC) has converted three of four save chances so far, with the lone blown save coming on an unearned run in the 10th inning. He has allowed just 1 ER in 5 IP so far, but a peak beneath the hood reveals some troubling signs in the small sample. Estévez has registered a 5/4 K/BB and 6.2% SwK but has been bailed out by a 16% H% and 83% S%. Should Estévez continue to struggle missing bats, the team could turn to Lucas Erceg (RHP, KC) again.
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2 weeks ago |
baseballhq.com | Brian Entrekin |Brian Rudd |Mark Gannon
Baltimore OriolesFollowing Colton Cowser’s injury and the return of Gunnar Henderson, Baltimore’s position player group looks to be set for the foreseeable future. The lineup against right-handed pitchers seems to be fairly consistent, though Ramón Urías may mix in when one of the nine regulars receives a rest day. Against left-handers, though, the team’s lineup could vary greatly, as there are several regulars at risk of being platooned.
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2 weeks ago |
baseballhq.com | Brian Entrekin |Brian Rudd |Mark Gannon
Houston AstrosCam Smith was all the buzz through spring training. The hype started as soon as he was part of the Kyle Tucker trade this offseason and built even more after he hit .342 this spring with four home runs. He even learned a new position in the outfield, which was necessary to make the team. Smith did everything right to make the Opening Day roster, but that production has not followed to start the season. Through 21 plate appearances, he is hitting .111 with a 42.9% strikeout rate.
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