The Marlin wanted to land George Lombard Jr. or Spencer Jones from the Yankees in one Sandy Alcantara Exchange, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post. The Yankees naturally deducted in moving one of their top perspectives, and this gives the kind of idea of the big ticket-return that Miami tried to land for Alcantara or Edward Cabrera. “NO One came close to praise Alcantara from the fish, which reflects both the big asking price and the inconsistent figures that the Righty has posted (6.36 ERA more than 109 innings) back in his first season after rehabilitation of Tommy John Surgery.
Ignoring Jesus Sanchez to the astros and moving depth -catcher Nick Fortes For the rays it was a quieter deadline than expected from the Marlins, who looked a few months ago as clear sellers. However, the plans of the team can have been changed by an unexpected development – winning. A three-game Sweep from the Yankees in Miami brought the record from the Marlins back to 55-55 this weekend, because the Fish has won 25 of their last 35 games. It is a great sign of progress for the rebuilding of the team at least, and even a longshot wildcardrace cannot be seen how well the Marlins played.
A little more of the last few days of NL East News …
- Rafael Montero Was the only experienced Atlanta who moved in the deadline, as if there is something, the Braves focused a lot of attention on the addition of short -term pitching help to the personnel soaked by the injury. President of baseball operations Alex Anthopoulos told reporters (including David O’Brien van de Athletics) On Thursday that, since his team intends to compete again in 2026, the Braves gave a high question to every player who was governed after the 2025 season. As for approaching, free agents such as Raisel Iglesias And Marcell OzunaSaid Anthopoulos “”We would not only give away players, move boys to move them or just dump the salary … If we were to move every player, we should get something back that we liked. “The director added that the Ozuna team did not approach his approval of possible transactions, because Ozuna has Veto rights as a player of 10 and 5.
- The Masony Reach a roster space of a 40-man free for their deadline addictions on Thursday by moving by moving Jesse Winker To the 60-day wounded list, which ensures that Winker will now be out of operation until at least 9 September. There is concern that the entire season of Winker could be in danger, as President of Baseball Ops David Stearns said Mlb.com’s Anthony Dicomo And other reporters who are Winker’s back is “To be honest not [recovering] at the pace that I think he or we hoped. “Winker joined the Mets on a one-year-old, $ 7.5 mm Free Agent Deal last winter, but it is limited to 26 games due to an oblique tension and now this back problem, because both injuries landed the veteran on the 60-day IL.
- Stick to the Masony” The Will Sammon of Athletics report that Max Kranick Last month underwent a flexor tendon repair surgery, no Tommy John operation, just like the first expectation. A TJ procedure would probably have cost Kranick the entire season 2026, but there is now an improved chance that the right-handed may be back on a big league-hill before the opening day 2027 was opened. Kranick already underwent a Tommy John operation in June 2022 that cost him the entire 2023 campaign, and his 2024 work was limited to 70 2/3 innings in the Mets farm system. Returning to the Bigs this season, Kranick had an ERA of 3.65 over 37 innings with New York before Arm problems put his career again.
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