Yankees trade for Nationals’ Luis Garcia Jr. to bolster offense at deadline
His .560 slugging percentage led the National League
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His .560 slugging percentage led the National League. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect They sent four pitching prospects to the Nationals — Jake Bird, Ben Grable, Yovanny Cruz and Jack Cebert. But Garcia wasn’t a good defensive second baseman, which led to him moving to first base.
Furthermore, Meanwhile, the Nationals are looking to bolster their pitching ranks, as they’ve struggled to win games despite having the most runs scored in MLB this season. The Yankees traded four pitchers on Sunday to the Nationals for a first baseman in the midst of a career season.
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His .560 slugging percentage led the National League.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect They sent four pitching prospects to the Nationals — Jake Bird, Ben Grable, Yovanny Cruz and Jack Cebert.
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But Garcia wasn’t a good defensive second baseman, which led to him moving to first base.
according to Fox News — LatestMeanwhile, the Nationals are looking to bolster their pitching ranks, as they’ve struggled to win games despite having the most runs scored in MLB this season.
according to Fox News — LatestThe Yankees traded four pitchers on Sunday to the Nationals for a first baseman in the midst of a career season
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His .560 slugging percentage led the National League.
omitted byCentercovered byRight sideIMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect They sent four pitching prospects to the Nationals — Jake Bird, Ben Grable, Yovanny Cruz and Jack Cebert.
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