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Reds DFA Jeimer Candelario. .113 BA / .410 OPS this year.Just signed a 3/$45M deal before the start of the 2024 season, with reports that the Nats were trying to land him back then.
how does it work? Would he have to accept an assignment to the minors to keep his contract if the Reds waive him through MLB?
Maybe the Nats try that route for 1B depth?
Our version of Erik Fedde is back. 5.09 in his last seven starts. 11ER in his last 14IP
The Mets announced a pair of roster moves this morning. Southpaw Richard Lovelady has signed with the club on a one-year deal. Lefty Colin Poche was designated for assignment to create room for Lovelady on both the 40-man and active rosters.Lovelady returns to the Mets after being designated for assignment by the club last week and electing free agency shortly thereafter. The 29-year-old has pitched in parts of six MLB seasons but has not yet had an extended period of substantial success. A career 5.35 ERA pitcher in 102 2/3 innings, Lovelady’s surrendered six runs in 3 1/3 innings of work with the Blue Jays and Mets this year with four walks and four strikeouts. It’s not an especially inspiring profile, but Lovelady has long been viewed as an intriguing, high-ceiling arm given his quality stuff from the left side. He’s shown flashes of that potential in the past, most recently when he pitched to a 3.77 ERA in 28 2/3 innings of work for the Rays last year.
Joe Coleman, a lanky right-hander who won 142 games in 15 major league seasons and was an All-Star in 1972 with Detroit, died Wednesday morning, his son said. He was 78.Casey Coleman said his father died in his sleep in Jamestown, Tennessee.Get concise answers to your questions. Try Ask The Post AI.The son and father of major leaguers, Coleman became the No. 3 pick in baseball’s inaugural amateur draft in 1965 when he was selected by the Washington Senators. His father, also named Joe — who pitched in the majors from 1942-55 — negotiated a club-record $75,000 signing bonus.The 6-foot-3, 175-pound Coleman became the first player to reach the majors after being drafted when he debuted for the Senators on Sept. 28, 1965. He threw a four-hitter to beat the Kansas City Athletics 6-1.After the 1970 season, Coleman was traded to Detroit in a deal that sent Denny McLain to Washington. He enjoyed his greatest individual success with the Tigers, going 88-73 with a 3.82 ERA from 1971-76.In 1971, he went 20-9 with a 3.15 ERA after recovering from a skull fracture that hospitalized him for two weeks. He was an All-Star the following season and made his only postseason appearance, striking out a then-playoff-record 14 batters to shut out the Oakland Athletics in Game 3 of the five-game American League championship series. The Tigers lost the series 3-2 and Oakland went on to beat Cincinnati in the World Series.Coleman’s strikeout record stood for 25 years. Baltimore’s Mike Mussina fanned 15 in the 1997 ALCS against Cleveland.
Braves traded for Dane Dunning.
They also have Reynaldo Lopez, who is on the 60-day IL, according to Baseball Ref. Atlanta should have signed Lucas Giolito. Then they'ed have had then entire White Sox "haul" from the Adam Eaton trade.
Giolito is finally living up to the hype this season.
Trea Turner and Kyle Schwarber get thrown out on the base paths on the same play:https://x.com/TalkinBaseball_/status/1946697404582965756
Kyle Schwarber has 995 hits, including 500 singles and 316 home runs.Jamey Carroll had 1,000 hits, including 812 singles and 13 home runs.
