We’ll track the day’s minor moves in this post:
- The Mariners have added righty Josh Judy on a minors deal, per Robert Murray of Fan Rag (via Twitter). Soon to turn 31, Judy will return to a MLB organization after two years playing elsewhere — first, in the indy ranks and then in the Mexican League. Judy climbed the ladder quickly as a 34th-round pick, posting intriguing strikeout tallies and briefly reaching the majors back in 2011 with the Indians. But he struggled there and never regained his footing. Last year, though, he provided Mexico’s Tigres de Quintana Roo with 52 2/3 innings of 1.20 ERA ball, allowing only 35 hits and a single home run while posting 7.9 K/9 against just 1.4 BB/9.
Probably competition for the 6th inning reliever. Along with Heston, Zych, Simmons, Fien
All hoping we don’t need 6th inning relief.
Anyone else read the article too quick and wonder why the hell would the Mariners sign Judge Judy?
Yes. Especially with Judge Mathis still available.
I was just thinking also. Mariners signed judge Judy. Could be her son lol
Cut it out guys. Don’t make jokes like that.
Especially because Judge Mathis already signed with the DBacks.
Judge Bagwell made the Hall of Fame!
So did Ivan “Judge’ Rodriguez
Because they haven’t be able to score run again him in the Dominican league
YES. good thing he signed with an AL team because i hear he’s a punch and judy hitter, no joshing.
Just an update for this one (mlbtraderumors.com/2017/01/indians-release-edwin-e…), Edwin Escobar signed with the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters on a one-year deal that’s worth an estimated 90 million Yen (780,000 USD in annual salary) back in January 11th. (Via: hochi.co.jp/baseball/npb/20170111-OHT1T50097.html)
You the real MVP
Knowledge is power.