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The largest splash of the MLB trade deadline has so far arrived between two teams on the west coast.
Athletics exchanged the All-Star Mason Miller and the starting launcher JP Sears to San Diego’s parents for the perspective of the third range throughout baseball and three other minor leagues pitchers, according to multiple reports.
The rumors swirled earlier than the name of Miller had been mentioned in preliminary discussions. On Wednesday night, it was revealed that the parents had put their name in the hat.
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Athletics launcher Mason Miller (19) launches a launch against the Toronto Blue Jays during the ninth entry in Sutter Health Park. (Dennis Lee-Imagn images)
It was a considerable price for parents, but it is difficult to blame them at this time. They have an advantage of three games for the last place of Commodines, but they are also only three games of the Los Angeles Dodgers for the Crown of the National League of the National League.
Miller is undoubtedly one, of the best in the game. He made his MLB debut in 2023, but broke into the scene last year with an effectiveness of 2.49 and 14.4 k/9.
He was named All-Star last season, which was his first complete campaign in the Major. It has been registered at 104.1 mph and averages 101.1 in the weapon this season, the fastest in sport.
Its percentage of stoops of 39.1% is also the best brand in the main leagues, but is classified as the lower percentile 10 in the walking rate rate. Its effectiveness is also above last year, in 3.76.
Athletics launcher Mason Miller (19) reacts after the final during the ninth entrance against Cleveland’s guardians in Sutter Health Park. (Images Sergio Estrada-Imagn)
MLB Twin Brothers was negotiated with a few hours difference as the deadline is approaching
However, parents have closed, which will not even reach arbitration until after the next season.
That explains the route that athletics obtained, with the precious possession being the Leo de Vries campocorto, an 18 -year -old from the Republic Domincan. He signed with the parents as a main international prospect of $ 4.2 million last year and was almost immediately a prostate.
De VRies represented San Diego in the MLB All-Star future game earlier this month in Atlanta.
Athletics launcher Mason Miller (19) launches a launch against Baltimore’s orioles during the ninth entry in Sutter Health Park. (Images Darren Yamashita-Imagn)
This year it seems to be the commercial deadline for relief, and Miller heads the class.
