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sports1 year ago

"ESPN's In-Game Interview Accidentally Tips Dodgers' Pitches"

During an in-game interview with Kiké Hernandez, ESPN inadvertently tipped off Los Angeles Dodgers' pitches against the St. Louis Cardinals, as Hernandez's PitchCom device picked up and broadcasted the incoming pitches. Despite the potential advantage for the Cardinals, they were unable to capitalize on the information, and the Dodgers went on to win 5-4. This incident raises concerns about the impact of in-game interviews on the integrity of the game and will likely prompt a review of broadcasting practices.

sports1 year ago

MLB Free Agency: Hernández's Collusion Allegations and Team Choices

Los Angeles Dodgers player Kiké Hernández expressed frustration with the slow free-agent market, hinting at collusion among major-league owners to suppress player markets. He criticized the drawn-out process that led him to sign a one-year, $4 million deal with the Dodgers, suggesting that teams are using similar computer systems to project salaries. MLB Players Association executive director Tony Clark also voiced concerns about the state of the free-agent market, calling the situation "interesting." Hernández's re-signing with the Dodgers was delayed in part due to a roster clog, but he ultimately chose to return to Los Angeles after considering other offers.

sports1 year ago

Dodgers Re-Sign Kiké Hernández and Trade Manuel Margot to Twins

The Los Angeles Dodgers re-signed super-utility player Kiké Hernández to a one-year, $4-million deal after trading outfielder Manuel Margot to the Minnesota Twins. The move provides the Dodgers with added flexibility and depth in both the infield and outfield, as Hernández can play all three outfield spots and slot in at any spot in the infield. While not an everyday player, Hernández is seen as a valuable weapon against left-handed pitching and brings a strong postseason track record. Despite some offensive risks, the Dodgers and their fan base are excited to have Hernández back for the 2024 season.

sports1 year ago

Dodgers Trade Manuel Margot to Twins, Reacquire Kiké Hernández

The Los Angeles Dodgers traded outfielder Manuel Margot to the Minnesota Twins and signed super utility man Kiké Hernández to a one-year, $4 million contract. The Dodgers sent Margot and shortstop prospect Rayne Doncon to the Twins in exchange for shortstop prospect Noah Miller, with cash to help cover Margot's owed $12 million. Hernández, who will primarily face left-handed pitchers, is expected to return around opening day after undergoing double hernia surgery. Margot will join the Twins as a center fielder, while the Dodgers acquire a well-regarded defensive shortstop prospect in Miller.

sports1 year ago

"Kiké Hernández Nearing Decision: Evaluating His Fit with Top Suitors"

Free-agent utility player Kiké Hernández is considering offers from the Los Angeles Angels, Minnesota Twins, San Diego Padres, and San Francisco Giants. Each team's potential fit for Hernández is analyzed, with a focus on his offensive and defensive capabilities, as well as the specific needs of each team. Despite a challenging season, Hernández's versatility and potential to provide right-handed hitting and defensive flexibility make him an attractive option for these teams.

sports2 years ago

Red Sox send Enrique Hernández to Dodgers in trade

The Boston Red Sox have traded Kiké Hernández back to the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for Minor League righties Nick Robertson and Justin Hagenman, along with $2.5 million cash considerations. Hernández, who had a strong postseason run in 2021, struggled both defensively and offensively this season. The Red Sox needed to clear a roster spot and found it by moving Hernández back to the Dodgers, where he played from 2015-2020. The 31-year-old Hernández will try to regain his form in Los Angeles, while the Red Sox acquire promising pitchers for their Minor League system.

sports2 years ago

Kiké Hernández's Bench Performance Leads Red Sox to Victory

Kiké Hernández, who had been benched for three games, returned to the lineup and delivered a crucial two-run single in the Red Sox's 10-6 win against the Rangers. Despite his success, Hernández expressed his disagreement with the decision to bench him, sarcastically agreeing that it served as a mental reset. The utility man has struggled both offensively and defensively this season, with a .225 batting average and 14 errors at shortstop. With other players returning from injury, Hernández's roster spot may be in jeopardy, but he remains committed to improving his performance.

sports2 years ago

Red Sox's Pablo Reyes: Lineup Changes and Impressive Plays.

Boston Red Sox infielder Pablo Reyes was pulled from the lineup due to right abdominal soreness before Tuesday night's game against the Minnesota Twins. Kiké Hernández replaced him at shortstop, and Christian Arroyo took over at second base. Reyes' injury severity is unknown, but losing him could be costly for Boston as he has provided defensive stability and a .308 batting average in 25 games played.

sports2 years ago

Red Sox shake up defense, move Kiké Hernández from shortstop

The Boston Red Sox have moved Kiké Hernández out of the starting shortstop role as part of a dramatic defensive overhaul. Manager Alex Cora announced that Triston Casas will play fewer games at first base in the immediate future. Pablo Reyes is starting at shortstop and Justin Turner is playing first base. Hernández will return to a utility role and see more time at second base and in center field. The shift at shortstop is expected to be significantly more drastic than the one at first base.

sports2 years ago

Red Sox and Yankees battle it out in close game.

Kiké Hernández drove in the winning run in the 10th inning as the Boston Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees 3-2 to win their first series since May 27. Brayan Bello pitched a season-high seven innings, allowing two runs on three hits and striking out three, while Kiké Hernández praised his teammate's focus and maturity. With the victory, the Red Sox improved to a 33-33 record and took two out of three games against the Yankees.

sports2 years ago

Chris Sale's Energy Propels Red Sox to Victory Against Padres

Chris Sale's strong performance, aided by some tweaks in his delivery, helped the Red Sox defeat the Padres. The team improved to 18-4 when scoring first and 24-8 when scoring four or more runs. Two out calls were successfully overturned after challenges by the Red Sox. Kiké Hernández was involved in both plays and credited his successful slide to going in "slo-mo."

sports2 years ago

Chris Sale leads Red Sox to victory over Padres.

Chris Sale pitched seven strong innings, allowing only two runs and striking out eight, while Enmanuel Valdez hit a three-run homer to lead the Red Sox to a 4-2 victory over the Padres. Kiké Hernandez also had a solid game, going 1-3 with two runs scored and a web gem. Kenley Jansen walked two batters in the ninth but managed to close out the game for the Red Sox.

sports2 years ago

Red Sox designate reliever Ryan Brasier for assignment.

The Red Sox were swept by the St. Louis Cardinals over the weekend, with two one-run leads in the ninth squandered by Kenley Jansen. The team faces a tough test against the Seattle Mariners next. It may be time for the Red Sox to make some concrete calls, as Kiké Hernández's errors at shortstop and Corey Kluber's struggles in the rotation are becoming clear. Ryan Brasier, one of the last three holdouts from the Red Sox' 2018 World Series-winning team, was designated for assignment after a disappointing season.

sports2 years ago

Cardinals stun Red Sox with late-inning comeback and Jansen's second blown save.

Kenley Jansen blew his second straight save as Kiké Hernández's throwing error on a potential game-ending double play allowed Nolan Gorman to score the go-ahead run in a three-run ninth inning, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox. The Red Sox wasted a stellar start by Chris Sale, who pitched eight innings of one-run ball in his longest outing since 2019. Nolan Arenado had a solo homer for St. Louis, and Rob Refsnyder had a two-run double and Rafael Devers added an RBI single for the Red Sox.