The Detroit Tigers raised a lot of eyebrows with how they operated ahead of the MLB trade deadline this year. Despite having the resources to swing a big trade, they opted instead to make several depth additions.
When the trade deadline approached, everyone believed the Braves were going to sell off their spare parts. Even Brian Snitker hinted at potentially 5-6 players getting moved.
The Detroit Tigers had a trade deadline which many were not thrilled with in terms of a lack of aggressiveness in pursuit of the top names available. Though adds were made to a bullpen in desperate need of reinforcements, outside of Kyle Finnegan it's a legitimate question how many if any are going to be able to make an actual impact.
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The Detroit Tigers are rolling the dice that reliever Rafael Montero can figure things out. The Atlanta Braves traded Rafael Montero to the Tigers in exchange for a minor league infielder, Jim Jarvis.
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The Detroit Tigers added three relievers and two starting pitchers over the last few days as the trade deadline occurred yesterday. Ahead of today’s series opener against the Philadelphia Phillies, the Tigers added right-handed pitchers Kyle Finnegan and Rafael Montero to the 26-man roster.
The Detroit Tigers knew that bullpen help was going to need to be addressed at the trade deadline, but rather than going after the big fish, they decided to find some guppies.
The Houston Astros may be seeing one of their former relievers if they’re able to reach the postseason. The Atlanta Braves traded reliever Rafael Montero to the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday, putting the right-hander in position to potentially see his old team later this year.
In the wake of two big-name relievers being traded, the Detroit Tigers made a subtle but significant addition ahead of the trade deadline. They acquired veteran reliever Rafael Montero from the Braves on Wednesday.
The Detroit Tigers acquired right-handed reliever Rafael Montero from the Atlanta Braves in exchange for minor league infielder Jim Jarvis on Wednesday.
According to the Atlanta Braves official Twitter/X account, Rafael Montero is headed to Detroit in exchange for infielder Jim Jarvis. The Braves acquired Rafael Montero in a deal with the Astros early in the season when Alex Anthopoulos realized his decision not to add to the bullpen during the offseason was gross oversight.
It did not take long into the season for Alex Anthopoulos to realize he made a grave mistake by not adding to the Braves bullpen during the offseason. The problem with that is it’s nearly impossible to fix once the season begins.
Right-handed relief pitcher Rafael Montero pitched two shutout innings for the Atlanta Braves in a loss against the Washington Nationals three weeks ago.
The Braves acquired right-hander Scott Blewett from the Orioles in a trade for cash considerations.
The Atlanta Braves have finalized their earlier deal with the Houston Astros, officially sending minor league right-hander Patrick Halligan to Houston as the player to be named later in the trade that brought veteran reliever Rafael Montero to Atlanta.
The Atlanta Braves are 2-8 on the new season and continue their series with the Philadelphia Phillies this evening. Ahead of today’s match up the Braves have activated newly acquired relief pitcher Rafael Montero.
Could a former Houston Astros playoff hero help save the free-falling Atlanta Braves? We’ll find that out in the coming weeks. Atlanta acquired veteran Astros reliever and former top-70 prospect Rafael Montero in return for a player to be named later on Tuesday night.
The 2021 World Series champions are adding a member of the 2022 World Series champions. The Atlanta Braves announced to social media on Tuesday that they have acquired veteran reliever Rafael Montero in a trade with the Houston Astros.
The Houston Astros sent veteran right-hander Rafael Montero and cash considerations to the Atlanta Braves on Tuesday in exchange for a player to be named later.
Right now, the Braves are battling the first place Phillies as they look for their second win of the season. But that is not stopping Alex Anthopoulos from making some moves, acquiring right-handed pitcher Rafael Montero from the Astros for a Player To Be Named Later.
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In the top of the eighth inning, facing Astros reliever Rafael Montero, Julio Rodriguez swung at an inside sinker, which hit him in the left wrist.
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In return, Texas landed 17-year-old right-hander Jose Corniell and a player to be named later.
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