All articles tagged with #edward cabrera
Originally Published 5 months ago — by MLB Trade Rumors
The Miami Marlins have decided not to trade pitcher Sandy Alcantara or Edward Cabrera before the MLB trade deadline, with Alcantara remaining in the rotation for the rest of the season despite a challenging year following Tommy John surgery, and Cabrera also staying put as the team considers future moves based on their performance and organizational plans.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by RotoBaller
The article discusses post-hype pitchers for fantasy baseball in 2024, highlighting players like Hunter Brown, Emmet Sheehan, Edward Cabrera, and Garrett Whitlock. It provides insights into their potential for the upcoming season, including their strengths, weaknesses, and fantasy value. The article also mentions the importance of incorporating certain pitches and improving command for these pitchers to reach their full potential.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by MLB Trade Rumors
The Miami Marlins have optioned right-hander Edward Cabrera to Triple-A Jacksonville. Cabrera, once considered a top prospect, has struggled to find consistent success in the majors. While he has shown improvement in certain areas, such as a lower ERA and increased innings pitched, his high walk rate remains a concern. The Marlins now face a decision on whether to keep Cabrera as a starter or transition him to the bullpen. They could also explore trading him to a rebuilding team in the future.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The St. Louis Cardinals will face the Miami Marlins in a home series, with left-hander Jordan Montgomery set to take the mound for the Cardinals. Montgomery has been performing well recently, with a 1.74 ERA over his last five starts. The Marlins will counter with right-hander Edward Cabrera, who hasn't played in a big-league game in over a month due to a shoulder injury. The Cardinals have won three straight games, while the Marlins have lost four consecutive games.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by MLB Trade Rumors
Miami Marlins pitcher Edward Cabrera has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to a right shoulder impingement, with the placement retroactive to June 14. The move is somewhat precautionary, and the team is hoping Cabrera will only miss two starts. Cabrera joins Trevor Rogers and Johnny Cueto as projected rotation stalwarts currently on the injured list. Right-hander Huascar Brazoban has been called up from Triple-A in the corresponding move.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Lookout Landing
The Seattle Mariners will face off against the Miami Marlins with George Kirby on the mound, hoping to continue their momentum from a strong offensive performance and one-hitter in the previous game. The Marlins will pitch young fireballer Edward Cabrera, who struggles with command but has a powerful fastball and effective changeup and curveball. The Mariners will need to be patient at the plate while also being aggressive on Cabrera's fastball. The game will be televised on ROOT Sports and broadcast on 710 AM Seattle Sports.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS Sports
Left-hander Andrew Abbott, a prospect who defies convention, is set to make his major-league debut on Monday against the Brewers. It remains to be seen whether his deceptive, low-velocity fastball will translate to big strikeout totals in the majors. Meanwhile, Edward Cabrera has found his footing as a possible waiver wire pickup for fantasy baseball.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by metsmerizedonline.com
The New York Mets will face the Miami Marlins for the third game of their opening four-game series, with Tylor Megill taking the mound for the Mets against Edward Cabrera. The Mets will look to secure at least a series split after losing 2-1 to the Marlins on Friday. The Mets' bullpen has been impressive so far, allowing just one run and no walks in the first two games of the season. The Marlins' Garrett Cooper has been a thorn in the Mets' side, with four hits in eight at-bats, including a triple and a homer.