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Quotes displayed in real-time or delayed by at least 15 minutes. The Dodgers led 3-2 heading into the bottom of the 10th, courtesy of a wild pitch by Reyes Moronta that Austin Barnes capitalized on to score home. (Photo by Todd Kirkland/Getty Images)Over the course of his MLB career, Kimbrel has been a journeyman.
We learned yesterday that the Giants and Dodgers both made open offers to acquire Nolasco, but it would appear that the Dodgers have the upper hand at this stage. The Marlins have reportedly talked with more than six clubs about a Nolasco trade and they've had varying levels of interest from the Rockies, Rangers, Padres, and Orioles as well. At the time of his departure from Miami, Nolasco stands atop the franchise's record books in both wins and strikeouts. Over his eight-year Marlins career, he notched 81 victories and struck out over 1,000 batters. Nolasco was also far and away the highest paid player in a rebuilding Miami dugout this year, with his $11.5MM price tag dwarfing that ofPlacido Polanco, who was second on the payroll at a meager $2.75MM. Both the Cubs and Nationals will receive a player to be named later in the Hairston trade, but Hoyer told reporters that component "will not affect the balance of the deal."
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It's one of the reasons the Brewers are reportedly willing to move him. Phillies GM Ruben Amaro Jr. isn't expected to make drastic changes to his team as the trade deadline approaches,Matt Gelb of the Philadelphia Inquirer writes. Though the Phils remain under .500, the team is playing well lately, having just taken five of seven from divison rivals Washington and Atlanta. A model for the Phillies' approach to the trade market this year might be the 2007 club under GM Pat Gillick, which plugged holes by acquiring infielder Tad Iguchi and pitcher Kyle Lohse for two non-prospects. Gelb also discussed the market for Michael Young, highlighting the Red Sox, the Yankees, the Dodgers and the Orioles as potential trade partners.
While the Dodgers' acquisition of Carlos Marmol made headlines, their real motive in the deal was securing extra space to spend in the international market, writes Bill Shaikin of the Los Angeles Times. The Dodgers don't plan to have a this high of a payroll forever and the additional bonus money will help them develop their own talent in the long-term. General Manager Ned Colletti & Co. felt that Matt Garza wasn't worth the prospect cost at this time, so they went with Nolasco instead, tweets Jim Bowden of ESPN.com. The Dodgers continue to be aggressive in several trade discussions. Bowden adds that the Dodgers' priority is finding a back-end power arm and then another starter.
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When the Yankees hosted the Dodgers in mid-June, Puig was invited to a party at a club owned by Jay-Z after a Dodgers teammate passed along the rapper's contact information, one source said, and Puig left the meeting intrigued. Puig has also talked with at least one other marketing agency in New York, but the prospect of joining Roc Nation remains a possibility. It's tough to close game with no runners on with a 1 run lead let alone one w/ a ghost runner at 2nd. The closer just lost his sixth game of the season in 54 appearances. While some have heavily criticized Kimbrel, others have come to his defense. Alcantara smashed a three-run bomb off Dodgers closer Craig Kimbrel in the bottom of the 10th to give Arizona just its 67th win of the year.
Any further overage would result in a loss of their 2014 first-rounder. Keys, according to Callis, is a prep left-hander from Colorado whose fastball touches 91 mph. Los Angeles Dodgers' Justin Turner reacts after hitting a solo home run during the fourth inning of a National League Wild Card playoff baseball game against the St. Louis Cardinals Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2021, in Los Angeles. Since Kimbrel walked out to "Let It Go," he hasn't given a run or a hit in eight appearances. He surrendered the walk-off home run tonight but wasn't given his usual entrance music as it was an away game.
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He first walked Corbin Carroll, struck out Alek Thomas, and then forced a groundout from Cooper Hummel. With a 2-1 count to the next batter Sergio Alcantara, Kimbrel surrendered a deep ball to right field to effectively finish the game. Craig Kimbrel is one of the most recognizable pitchers in baseball.
It was a tight affair as the game was tied 2-2 after regulation. A day removed from being crowned the National League West champions for the ninth time in 10 years, the Los Angeles Dodgers fell to Arizona. The Dodgers were defeated 7-4 by the Arizona Diamondbacks, courtesy of a Sergio Alcantara walk-off home run in extra innings. Because the song is an absolute banger, it has quickly become a fan favorite. Last night’s entrance was the epitome of the greatness that is Kimbrel coming out of the bullpen to ‘Let It Go’ as the crowd went crazy signing along in the stands.
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To add insult to injury to the Cubs, one of the players the club dealt to Colorado for Stewart — 24-year-old infielder DJ LeMahieu — could be in the midst of establishing himself as a big league regular. Third baseman Kris Bryant is one of five first-rounders who remains unsigned; the Cubs drafted him second overall. Rodriguez and Gonzalez will be eligible for free agency after the season, while Axford is under team control through 2016 as an arbitration eligible player. As a Super Two with 106 career saves to his credit, Axford's salary jumped to $5MM this year. As Morosi notes, Axford's salary might scare some teams off, though his lack of saves this year will slow down his arbitration raises. Even though a team can technically own Axford's rights through 2016, the focus for a team acquiring him has to be on 2013, with tendering him a contract even for 2014 a decision that will require more information and some thought.
Stark also says that the Rockies seem to be easing out of the Nolasco sweepstakes, with the Orioles out altogether. Meanwhile, he writes, the Padres, Rangers, and Giants remain in contact with the Marlins. The three prospects that will join the Marlins each ranked among the Dodgers' top thirty farmhands going into the season, according to Baseball America.
Feyereisen, who recently underwent shoulder surgery but dominated in limited action in 2022. Noah Syndergaard, who made 24 starts between the Angels and Phillies in 2022, has signed a one-year, $13 million deal with the Dodgers.
Garza's start was scouted by the Rangers, Indians, Pirates, Blue Jays, and Padres, writes Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports. Those aren't necessarily suitors for Garza this month, however. Morosi says the Rangers and Indians are "known to have strong interest," while the Red Sox, Nationals, and Dodgers can't be ruled out. Morosi believes Garza probably wants to be paid like Anibal Sanchez on his next contract, which would mean a five-year, $80MM deal.
Frisaro further reports that the Marlins have talked with more than six clubs about a Nolasco trade. He wonders whether the club is sitting on these two outstanding offers and waiting for another team to beat them. In addition to Los Angeles and San Francisco, varying levels of interest in Nolasco have reportedly been shown by the Rockies, Rangers, Padres, and Orioles.
Over the course of six appearances since changing his song, Kimbrel has not allowed a run or even a hit. After his wife switched up his song for him, he ended up being called upon to close that night and shut it down. As the MLBTR Agency Database shows, Puig is currently represented by Jamie Torres and Cespedes is with Adam Katz of Wasserman Media Group. Puig is in the early portion of the seven-year, $42MM deal he signed in June 2012.
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