Mlb's crazy signings continue, but compared to the previous days, the coffee position of these signed players has been much smaller. The Mets signed former Yankee barn Adam Otavino, Yankees signed a leg Gothim Lokastro, Cardinals signed Cowshed Nick Witglen for $1.2 million a year, the Nationals, although only a minor league deal to sign Anibal Sanchez, but according to performance, he can get up to 2.7 million, in addition, they also signed back Fuchard Geraldo Parra, who won the championship three years ago, the Brewers signed back bullpen pitcher Brad Bacchusberg for 2.5 million, and the Twins bought back starting pitcher Sonny Gray from the Reds.
Ottavino, 36, spent a year shooting at the Red Sox last year, but the numbers were not ideal, and he was a Yankees player for the first two years, and before that he was a Rockies player for most of the time. In fact, Ottavino also performed well in the 18 and 19 seasons, those two years spanned the Rockies and Yankees, and he almost got a big contract from the Yankees by relying on his performance in the 18th season. It is worth noting that he was sent to the Red Sox by the Yankees last year, and due to the hostile relationship between the two teams, there was little trading, which also set off a buzz of conversation at the time.
Considering Ottavino's downside, even at the Mets, his picks are not high, with Edwin Díaz, Trevo May, Seth Lugo and Miguel Castro ahead of him. Of course, if he can get his straight ball back, it is also possible to be a pitcher in the Mets.
The Reds, another supermarket in addition to the Athletics, sent starting pitcher Gray to the Twins yesterday in exchange for the Twins' first-round pick last year, high school pitcher Chase Petty, who has since finished fourth on the Reds' farm.
Gray has been in the Reds for the past three years, but his stats have been declining during this period, with the PT from 2.87 to 3.70 to 4.19, and the most valuable place for the transaction is his cheap contract, 38 million in four years, which expires this year, and there are 12 million team options next year.
The Twins are certainly a rebuilding team, and they have sent Jose Berryos, but Kenta Maeda suddenly underwent elbow ligament replacement surgery, which left them short of personnel on rotation, which is why they chose to trade Gray.
(Text/Geng Haoyang)