
Rangers Send Josh Jung to Minors Amid Roster Shuffle
The Texas Rangers have reinstated infielder Jake Burger from the injured list and optioned Josh Jung to Triple-A Round Rock, marking Jung's first time being sent to the minors.
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The Texas Rangers have reinstated infielder Jake Burger from the injured list and optioned Josh Jung to Triple-A Round Rock, marking Jung's first time being sent to the minors.

The Miami Marlins are trading infielder Jake Burger to the Texas Rangers, despite Burger's solid performance and future potential, as he isn't arbitration-eligible until after 2025. This move suggests the Marlins, under new President of Baseball Operations Peter Bendix, might be planning a deeper roster rebuild, potentially involving more trades of key players like Sandy Alcántara and Jesus Luzardo.

The Texas Rangers have acquired corner infielder Jake Burger from the Miami Marlins in exchange for three prospects: Max Acosta, Echedry Vargas, and Brayan Mendoza. Burger, known for his power hitting with 63 home runs over the past two seasons, will provide the Rangers with offensive depth and flexibility. The trade also highlights the Rangers' international scouting success, as two of the prospects were low-cost international signings. This move follows the Rangers' recent re-signing of pitcher Nathan Eovaldi.

The Texas Rangers have acquired power-hitting infielder Jake Burger from the Miami Marlins in exchange for prospects Echedry Vargas, Max Acosta, and pitcher Brayan Mendoza. Burger, who has hit 63 home runs over the past two years, is expected to serve as the Rangers' designated hitter. The Marlins, undergoing a rebuild, gain promising young talent in the trade.

Frank Stampfl shares his 2024 Fantasy Baseball breakout picks, highlighting players like Bobby Miller, Jackson Chourio, Wyatt Langford, Michael King, Jake Burger, Logan O'Hoppe, Jarren Duran, Bryan Woo, Brandon Pfaadt, Emmet Sheehan, Nelson Velazquez, and Matt Wallner as potential breakout candidates for the upcoming season. Stampfl provides insights into their performances, potential, and why they could be valuable additions to fantasy baseball rosters.

The Miami Marlins have acquired third baseman Jake Burger from the Chicago White Sox in exchange for left-handed pitcher Jake Eder. Burger brings much-needed offense to the Marlins lineup, while Eder provides the White Sox with a higher ceiling for the future. Both teams receive favorable trade grades.

Chicago White Sox player Jake Burger credits his wife, Ashlyn Burger, for helping him make a mechanical fix to his stance, leading to a 442-foot home run against the Oakland Athletics. Ashlyn compared video footage of Burger's previous game where he hit two home runs to his recent performance and noticed a difference in his stance. Burger had been struggling with a slump and his home run power had diminished, but with his wife's assistance, he felt more like himself and is trending in the right direction. This isn't the first time a White Sox player's wife has helped with on-field performance, as Liam Hendriks' wife previously pointed out that he was tipping pitches during a game.

This week's FAAB waiver wire report highlights players like Jake Burger, Andrew Abbott, and Joey Wiemer, who are rostered in less than 50% of leagues. Burger has continued to hit while playing, and with Eloy Jimenez injured again, he will have continued playing time. Abbott looked solid in his first start in the majors and could be in for an excellent season ahead. Wiemer's offense has taken off in a big way, and his fantasy upside may go through the roof in the coming weeks.

Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees made a spectacular catch in the eighth inning of their game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, crashing through a door in the process. He missed the next game due to an injury to his big toe on his right foot. Meanwhile, Jake Burger hit a walk-off grand slam to give the Chicago White Sox a dramatic win over the Detroit Tigers, and Liam Hendriks picked up his first win after recovering from cancer.
The Chicago White Sox completed a weekend American League Central sweep with a 6-2 walk-off victory over the Detroit Tigers, thanks to Jake Burger's first career grand slam and Liam Hendriks' perfect ninth inning. Burger, who overcame two left Achilles tears, hit the game-winning home run off Detroit closer Alex Lange, while Hendriks pitched in back-to-back games for the first time since beating non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. The victory also coincided with National Cancer Survivors Day. The White Sox improved to 26-35 overall and moved within 5 1/2 games of the AL Central-leading Twins.

On National Cancer Survivors Day, Liam Hendriks earned his first win since returning from cancer as the Chicago White Sox swept the Detroit Tigers 6-2. Hendriks pitched a 1-2-3 ninth inning, striking out two. Jake Burger hit a game-ending grand slam in the bottom of the ninth, his first career slam and homer. Spencer Torkelson hit a two-run homer for Detroit. The win coincided with National Cancer Survivors Day in the United States.

Jake Burger's walk-off grand slam in the bottom of the ninth inning sealed a sweep for the White Sox against the Tigers. The game-winning hit came with the bases loaded and one out, and Burger only needed to hit a medium-range fly ball to get the job done. The White Sox scored more runs in the ninth inning than they had in either of the first two games, and they now have a winning record against the Tigers on the season.

Liam Hendriks, who recently returned to baseball after being diagnosed with cancer, earned his first win since his comeback on National Cancer Survivors Day. The Chicago White Sox closer pitched a scoreless ninth inning against the Detroit Tigers, and third baseman Jake Burger hit a walk-off grand slam in the bottom of the ninth to secure a 6-2 White Sox win. Hendriks has now made three appearances in seven days, with a pair of perfect innings, and appears well on his way to a regular spot out of the White Sox bullpen.

The Detroit Tigers lost 6-2 to the Chicago White Sox, completing a three-game sweep. Spencer Torkelson hit a two-run homer in the fourth inning, but the Tigers finished 1-for-21 with runners in scoring position over the weekend. In the bottom of the ninth, the White Sox won the game with Jake Burger's walk-off grand slam off right-handed reliever Alex Lange. The Tigers scored three runs and were swept by the White Sox in the series.

The Chicago White Sox have designated infielder Hanser Alberto for assignment as they reinstate right-hander Mike Clevinger and infielder Elvis Andrus from the injured list. With Andrus out of action of late, the club has tried a couple of different players, including Jake Burger and Romy González, who have been performing well. Manager Pedro Grifol said the club will try to ride the hot hand and put the best team on the field that's going to help them win a baseball game every day.