Also: 9 players in need of change of scenery
The stars always shine brightest here in Hollywood, and the reviews of Aaron Judge's latest blockbuster catch are in: It's a smash hit. Judge made one of the most splendid catches of his career in the eighth inning of Saturday's 6-3 Yankees victory over the Dodgers, running full speed to rob an extra-base hit from J.D. Martinez before crashing through the right-field bullpen gate at Dodger Stadium. |
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, the old saying goes. That's certainly often the case with young players, some of whom might fit better with an organization other than the one they're currently playing for.
As much promise as a top prospect may have early in his professional career, sometimes things just don't work out. Their path to the Majors might be blocked, or their first stint or two in the big leagues might simply not go well, souring the club's outlook for the player.
In many of those cases, a change of scenery can be a welcome one, giving the player a fresh start without the baggage of their early struggles.
With the Trade Deadline less than two months away, here's a look at nine players who might benefit from such a change of scenery before this year's Trade Deadline. |
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When Rangers catcher Jonah Heim spiked a throw into the infield grass, the Mariners thought they were about to steal a run. Corey Seager had other ideas. |
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After setting the American League record with 62 home runs last year and winning an MVP Award, is it possible that Aaron Judge could be even better this season? So far, there is a case to be made. |
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When Red Sox radio play-by-play announcer Joe Castiglione said the name of Rays center fielder Jose Siri during a game, his iPhone joined the broadcast. |
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The competition was fierce for Saturday's top play as Aaron Judge, Corbin Carroll and Jose Siri each pulled off an incredible catch in the outfield. |
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Freddie Freeman was mic'd up during yesterday's Yankees-Dodgers game on FOX and did not blame third baseman Max Muncy for playing deep with Aaron Judge at the plate. |
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Take a look back at the best plays from the month of May at noon ET on MLB Network. |
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Who holds the Marlins' record for the highest single-season batting average? |
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