C Dustin Houle -
He has played his entire professional career (6 seasons) for the Brewers organization, hitting .234 with only 7-HR in 1100-AB.
Last year, for three teams (A+, AA, AAA), he hit ,258 in 124-AB.
RHP Casey Coleman -
So, why sign Coleman with these kind of numbers?
Well, maybe it was because he was tearing up the Mexican League this off-season with a stat line of: 36.1-IP, 37-K, only 5-BB, 22-saves, 1.24, 0.66
OF Rymer Liriano -
He has had 150 at-bats for two major league teams (San Diego, CWS) and hit .220.
His production in the minors, eight seasons, have had a stronger return: 3,319-AB, 96-HR, 452-RBI, .277/.349/.440/789.
RHCL Arquimedes Caminero -
Stats have been impressive... 3.83 for three major league teams (Miami, Pitt, Seattle)... 20-7, 3.70, 389-K -n 216-IP for eight minor league seasons... and 2.42, 29-saves in 57-G for the 2017 Yomouri Giants of the Japan Central League and 5.79-ERA in 2018 before being shut down.
'Cammy' can sling it. He's been clocked as high as 99.
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Interesting lot of "penny stocks"......if they go bust, you move on. But, if one of them "hits", then you add talent for
a very low cost.
I am a fan of this "back end of the roster turn over"........however, unlike his predecessor, BVW should also use other avenues
to improve the roster.
Still waiting for another lefty for the bullpen and a true CF'er, but there is some time before ST.
Mike
He has
one of thetop closers (Diaz)
one of the top 8th inning guy (Familia)
second best catcher on the market (Ramos)
future HOF infielder (Cano)
no loss of rotational pitchers
It's interesting that BVW felt Travis d'Arnaud could play various positions around the diamond but for around the same cost (and superior offense) Wilmer Flores could not.
Reese -
I'm not sure d'A will be a Met on opening day.
Lock him up at ARB salary and build it into multi-player trade
Archie Caminero looks interesting, the rest look like filler.
Flores could have made a lot of $$ if he could catch like (better than) TDA.
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