San Diego Padres general manager AJ Preller is well-known for recruiting players who are interested in him regardless of water or fire. 토토사이트 순위
Recently, U.S. media reported that Preller was aiming for Garrett Crochet of the Chicago White Sox. However, it has been reported that the right-handed pitcher who threw 110 miles per hour (177 kilometers) on the practice pitch could be targeted.
The main character is Michael Kopech. According to the milbcom in 2017, Kopech, then 20, recorded 110 mph while throwing at APEC, a Texas facility, during the offseason. Kopech threw 3-ounce and 4-ounce practice balls and sprayed official balls, and he used a 3-ounce ball to shoot 110 mph.
Kopek was drafted 33 times in the first round by the Boston Red Sox in 2014. In December 2016, the Red Sox gave Kopek a promising player in exchange for the Chicago White Sox ace Chris Sale.
The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal recently hinted that San Diego may not be happy with just one White Sox pitcher by the trade deadline.
Rosenthal suggested the Crochet-Michael Kopech trade package idea, noting that San Diego’s current priority is to get a right-handed reliever.
In response, San Diego community site Friars on Base was delighted on the 14th (Korea Standard Time).
The media outlet stressed that adding Krochet and Kopec duo to the pitching staff will undoubtedly help San Diego move from a surrounding playoff team to a championship team in the National League.
The San Diego Padres acquired Dylan Cease through a trade with the White Sox prior to the opening of this season. He is now the ace of the San Diego Padres.
“Bringing not just one but two former teammates to San Diego will help put the team on par with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Atlanta Braves and Philadelphia Phillies,” the media outlet said. “Kopek is one of the strongest pitchers to throw fastballs that average 99 mph, and he has a strikeout rate of more than 30% this season.”
However, a 14% walk ratio and a 4.76 ERA are not desirable, he said, adding, “But Kopek is a pitcher suitable for San Diego bullpen standards.”
The media emphasized, “Recruitment of Crochet and Kopec may deplete palm system prospects, but if San Diego expects more than just a playoff push, it needs to be reinforced in its starting rotation and bullpen.”