The MLB draft is a difficult thing to ace. Most of the best players in the draft get taken in the first round, and the hit rate is pretty low. That's not always the case, though, as was shown by the recent Toronto Blue Jays pick Nate Pearson.
The Houston Astros started their offseason earlier than they have in any year since 2016, and they’re already making moves to bolster their club. Houston has signed former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Nate Pearson to a one-year Major League contract, the Astros announced on Tuesday.
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The Houston Astros are signing right-hander Nate Pearson to a one-year, $1.35 million contract, per multiple reports. The former first-round pick spent most of this season with the Chicago Cubs, going 0-1 with a 9.20 ERA in 11 games out of the bullpen.
A former Toronto Blue Jay has found a new home. On Friday afternoon. The Athletic’s Chandler Rome reported that the Houston Astros have signed Nate Pearson to a one-year big league deal worth $1.35 million.
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The offseason has already begun for the Houston Astros after missing the playoffs. Following owner Jim Crane's decision to keep both general manager Dana
The Houston Astros have inked right-hander Nate Pearson to a one-year, $1.35M deal, reported Chandler Rome of The Athletic. Pearson is expected to work as a starter for the Astros.
A former top prospect in the Blue Jays organization is hitting the free agent market a bit early. With a week left to go in the season, the Chicago Cubs designated right-hander Nate Pearson for assignment two days ago and have now released him as per the MLB transaction page.
He has long been a scrappy and versatile utility player in the bigs, playing almost every position on the diamond while stealing bases and often producing offense around league average.
Last season, the Toronto Blue Jays were active on July 27. As sellers, they traded Nate Pearson to the Chicago Cubs and Danny Jansen to the Boston Red Sox.
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What the Cubs are doing flies in the face of conventional wisdom. Most teams would be selling their impending free agents and looking to add prospects as they build for the future. Instead, the Cubs are charting their own course as a buyer at the deadline.
THIS ARTICLE IS PRESENTED BY bet365 In a recent At The Letters podcast hosted by Ben Nicholson-Smith and Arden Zwelling, the two mentioned how the Toronto Blue Jays are internally discussing the possibility of moving former top prospect pitcher Nate Pearson back to the rotation next season.