the Dodgers they are looking at right-handed pitcher Kirby Yates, according to renowned Los Angeles Times journalist Jordi Castillo, who adds that “they have a significant interest in him.” Yachts shouldn’t cost as much as Liam Hendriks or Brad Hand, As he missed almost all of last season due to elbow problems, but the former Parents ’outstanding shutout could be a relatively low-risk, high-reward option for any team that hires him.
After all, the 33-year-old Hawaiian player is just two seasons away from recording a ridiculous 1.19 effective with a strikeout rate of 41.6 percent and a ticket rate of 5.3 percent on 60 2/3 innings.
Yachts also saved 41 games, the highest in the National League, on 44 occasions this year. A yacht signing for the Dodgers would be somewhat similar to 2020 additions like Blake Treinen and Jake McGee, in the sense that they would get a proven relief the shares are not at their highest point in a short-term pact.
Both signings worked well for Los Angeles last season, and the team was so impressed with Treinen’s work that he brought him back with a two-year, $ 17.5MM guarantee to the free agency.