As spring training continues, there are three things to pay attention to today:
1. Decisions of the Tokyo series lineup:
The Cubs and Dodgers were paused in spring training and boarding flights as they prepared for next week’s Tokyo series. Exhibitions and other celebrations related to the upcoming events will not be held for a few more days, but the club will need to make a decision on their 31-person trip lineup today. There are also some notable decisions, Patrick Mooney Kevin Alcantara Or infield prospects Matt Shaw Will travel to Japan with the Cubs, but not two players. Meanwhile, track and field Fabian Ardaya noted that the Dodgers had a decision on the infielder Hyeseong Kim.
Shaw, 23, has the figure for the club’s starting third baseman in 2025, but may not be able to get to the club right after the club slows down in camp due to a diagonal injury. Meanwhile, Alcantara is the main backup of the club Pete Crow-Armstrong In the center field after the Cubs Cody Bellinger,,,,, Mike Tauchmanand Alexander Canario The entire offseason. As for Kim Jong Il, Ardaya noted that the 26-year-old could start the 2025 regular season for the minor as he worked hard to implement changes to his swing, and the Dodgers worked with him throughout the spring.
2. Gaffer, sailors wait for X-ray results:
Mariners and DH Mitch Garver After being hit by the stadium, he withdrew from yesterday’s game against the winemaker. The sailors sent Garver to his “hand and wrist area” for X-rays, while Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times noted that the club is still waiting for these results. Garver, 34, enters his two-year, $24mm contract with Seattle, and is likely to be the club’s primary backup Cal Raleigh Behind the plate. If Garver misses a lot of time for injury, Black Hunter In the Mariners’ 40-man lineup, it’s likely to be filled as a backup for Raleigh.
3. Today’s MLBTR chat:
The first regular season game of the year is just one week, although MLBTR’s top 50 free agents are still unsigned, and some clubs are fighting for patch holes created by spring injuries. Whether you have a late spring trade proposal in your head or a question about the final lineup decision of your favorite club, MLBTR’s Steve Adams will answer your questions here. You can click here to ask a question, once the chat starts, you can stream live after the chat is finished, or read the transcript after the chat is finished.
