The Tampa Bay Rays have made an interesting hire, bringing aboard former Pittsburgh Pirates star Tony Watson to serve in the front office. The following
With the trade deadline now less than two months away, we at MLBTR are setting our sights backward for a bit to highlight past trades of rental players to provide a loose guideline of what sort of returns fans can expect with their teams’ current rental players.
When Jose Marte began the 2021 season, he was stuck between the San Francisco Giants’ High-A and Double-A teams for the third straight year. However, he finally got a chance to prove himself when he was dealt at the trade deadline to the Los Angeles Angels as a part of a package for Tony Watson.
Veteran left-handed reliever Tony Watson is retiring after 11 seasons at the major league level, he tells Stephen J. Nesbitt of The Athletic.
The Mets have one of the more improved rosters of the offseason, but Watson would fill one of their few remaining holes.
Tony Watson’s return to San Francisco was overshadowed by Kris Bryant’s arrival—but that didn’t keep him from doing his job. It was a little unexpected when the news broke that the San Francisco Giants traded for aging reliever Tony Watson at the deadline in July.
But it did help the Giants land Tony Watson. The next player on our list of the 2021 San Francisco Giants player reviews is left-handed reliever Sam Selman.
Bryant went 3-for-3 with a solo home run in Friday's 4-0 win over the Dodgers in Game 1 of the NLDS. The Dodgers won Game 2, 9-2.
The Giants are acquiring reliever Tony Watson from the Angels.
All options seem to be on the table for Monday, whether that means Ohtani is scratched from the lineup altogether, or perhaps only pitches or acts only as the designated hitter, or if he feels fine and fills both roles as originally planned.
Watson, whom the Phillies signed during the winter, would have earned a somewhat hefty $3M salary had he cracked their roster.
As has been well-documented by now, teams are going to be more reliant on their rotation depth than ever before while monitoring workloads in the wake of last year’s shortened season.
He’s a 2.66 ERA hurler through 523.2 MLB innings and hasn’t finished a complete season with an ERA north of 3.66 with the exception of his debut campaign.
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