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At his best, he has a fastball up to 94 mph with riding life, a plus slider he can manipulate the shape and break of, an average changeup and plus control.ħ. Jake Eder, LHP, White Sox (from Marlins)Įder returned from Tommy John surgery this year and is working his way back toward re-establishing himself as a potential mid-rotation starter. Nastrini has the stuff and physicality to be a mid-rotation starter, but he’ll have to become more consistent with his delivery and mechanics to improve his control and fulfill that potential.Ħ.
His fastball sits 93-96 and has touched higher, his slider is a swing-and-miss pitch and his power curveball and changeup are both average offerings. Nastrini is a physical righthander with a power arm but a history of control issues. Nick Nastrini, RHP, White Sox (from Dodgers) He has a chance to be a leadoff-hitting center fielder and is moving quickly.ĥ. The Astros’ first-round pick last year, Gilbert is a hard-nosed player who controls the strike zone, makes contact from the left side, steals bases and plays above-average defense in center field. His receiving, blocking and throwing all need to improve, but he projects to stick behind the plate and be an everyday, bat-first catcher. He’s only 20 years old and should grow into double-digit home run power as he matures. Quero is a switch-hitting catcher with an innate feel for the barrel from both sides of the plate and exceptional strike-zone discipline. He’s a plus runner adept at stealing bases and has the quickness, range, feet and actions to remain in the middle infield.ģ. He’s an aggressive hitter who swings hard and is prone to chasing pitches out of the zone, but his gifted hands and plus bat speed allow him to hit balls others can’t. The younger brother of Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr., Luisangel is an undersized, twitchy athlete with a big swing. His power is light for a first baseman and he’s limited athletically, but his ability to hit and control the strike zone give him a chance to be an everyday first baseman who gets to just enough power.Ģ. Manzardo is a pure lefthanded hitter who rarely swings out of the strike zone and drives the ball to all fields.
Prospects traded for players who were designated for assignment were not included.ġ. Here is this year’s ranking of every prospect traded at the 2023 deadline. Some of those can turn into stars, however, as Yordan Alvarez, Dylan Cease, Josh Hader and many others show. Historically, only about one in five prospects traded at the deadline go on to have consequential major league careers. The question is whether the prospects traded for them will, and to what extent. Cron, Josh Bell, Randal Grichuk, Jeimer Candelario, Tommy Pham, Paul DeJong and Jake Burger representing the best of the position players dealt.Īll of the veterans traded will play some role for their new teams. The list of hitters on the move was much less impactful, with Carlos Santana, C.J. In addition to the aforementioned trio, pitchers on the move included starters Jack Flaherty, Lance Lynn, Michael Lorenzen, Jordan Montgomery, Rich Hill, Aaron Civale and Noah Syndergaard and relievers Jordan Hicks, David Robertson, Paul Sewald, Reynaldo Lopez, Brad Hand and Scott Barlow as teams scrambled to fortify their pitching staffs. This year’s deadline was ruled by the demand for pitchers.
More than 50 trades were made involving more than 120 players and prospects, headlined by veteran starters Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer and Lucas Gioltio. What it may have lacked in singular star power (a la last year’s Juan Soto blockbuster), it more than made up for in volume. The 2023 trade deadline has come and gone. Edgar Quero (Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images)
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