Former Toronto Blue Jay Thomas Hatch has found a new home. On Thursday, MLB Trade Rumors’ Anthony Franco reported that the 31-year-old has signed a minor league deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have agreed to a deal with former Minnesota Twins right-handed reliever Thomas Hatch, according to a report from MLB Trade Rumors' Anthony Franco.
The D-backs and free agent righty Thomas Hatch are in agreement on a minor league contract, reports MLBTR’s Anthony Franco. Hatch, a client of Moye Sports Associates, will be in major league camp as a non-roster invitee this spring.
The Twins announced Thursday that they’ve outrighted five players off the 40-man roster. Infielder Jose Miranda, lefties Genesis Cabrera and Anthony Misiewicz, and righties Michael Tonkin and Thomas Hatch all went unclaimed on waivers and have elected free agency.
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The Kansas City Royals sit one game below the .500 mark with less than two months remaining in the regular season. Still, they are only four games back of the final American League Wild Card spot.
The Twins claimed righty Thomas Hatch off waivers from the Royals, reports Dan Hayes of The Athletic. Kansas City had designated him for assignment over the weekend.
The Kansas City Royals designated veteran left-hander Rich Hill for assignment on Tuesday after just two starts for the club. Hill, 45, pitched for the Royals on July 22 and 28, losing both times and compiling a 5.00 ERA over nine innings.
The Kansas City Royals have signed right-handed pitcher Thomas Hatch to a minor league contract, the team announced Friday. Hatch has been invited to the Royals' big league spring training camp as part of the deal.
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Pittsburgh Pirates reliever Thomas Hatch is headed overseas, Korean news source IS Plus reported Thursday. Hatch is set to sign a $1.8 million contract with the Nippon Ham Fighters of Nippon Professional Baseball.