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Royals Acquire Anthony Misiewicz

By Darragh McDonald | August 1, 2022 at 1:45pm CDT

The Mariners announced that they have traded left-hander Anthony Misiewicz to the Royals for cash considerations. The lefty had been designated for assignment yesterday.

Misiewicz, 27, seemed to have a nice breakout during the 2020 season, throwing 20 innings out of Seattle’s bullpen during that shortened campaign with a 4.05 ERA, with a 28% ground ball rate, solid 7.2% walk rate and excellent 30.1% strikeout rate. Unfortunately, he couldn’t quite carry that over into the following seasons, as his ERA shot up to 4.61 in both 2021 and here in 2022. His strikeout rate fell to 22.5% last year and dropped even further to 14% here in 2022. He got optioned to Triple-A in June and has fared better in a small sample of 12 1/3 innings, logging a 3.65 ERA, 23.6% strikeout rate, 10.9% walk rate and 51.5% ground ball rate.

For the Royals, they will add a controllable reliever to their lefty bullpen depth chart. Misiewicz came into the season with exactly two years of MLB service time and won’t be able to cross the three-year mark this year due to his having already spent about six weeks in the minors. They can keep him in the minors and see if he can get into a good groove. Amir Garrett is currently the only southpaw in the big league club’s bullpen, meaning there’s a path for Misiewicz to earn his way back onto the roster.

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25 Comments

  1. kscheer

    3 years ago

    ITS HEATING UP

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    Reply
  2. DonOsbourne

    3 years ago

    The Royals are about to flip him for Soto!

    32
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    • south side hit men

      3 years ago

      Obviously you’re trying to be funny. But you failed

      2
      Reply
      • baseballlover6363

        3 years ago

        He got 7 likes and you got zero. Who really failed?

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        • south side hit men

          3 years ago

          He did. Still.

          Reply
  3. dogham

    3 years ago

    Kansas City must be desperate right now.

    Reply
    • Kruk's Beer League

      3 years ago

      Why do you think that? Seattle has a solid track record of developing BP arms. This is pretty nice buy low depth.

      Reply
    • RoyalsFanAmongWolves

      3 years ago

      Actually we have several of our relievers on the injury list and one won’t be returning this year due to Tommy John. That guy is a southpaw we also have a southpaw that we option to AAA and his ERA there is like 17 not 1.7 but 17 point something (Or it might still be 20). We aren’t desperate, we actually need a lefty reliever

      Reply
  4. HeedFrodo

    3 years ago

    He isn’t a terrible pick up for the royals. As a mariner fan who watched him pitch, they could have much worse

    3
    Reply
    • royalsfun

      3 years ago

      Can and do

      2
      Reply
  5. CluHaywood

    3 years ago

    Gotta think this is a precursor to another move for the M’s.

    Reply
    • saluelthpops

      3 years ago

      Probably the owner going out for dinner!

      2
      Reply
    • muskie73

      3 years ago

      The trade was the move after the Mariners designated Anthony Misiewicz for assignment. on Sunday.

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    • Gk_holiday

      3 years ago

      Trading a DFA’d AAA reliever for cash isn’t really an indicator of Seattle making another move… Though they really need a bat or two and/or another bullpen piece or help at catcher.

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      • TLB2001

        3 years ago

        The DFA was by definition a precursor to another move.

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        • Gk_holiday

          3 years ago

          Trading Misiewicz, who isn’t on the 40 man roster, in no way sets up an additional trade for Seattle. Trading an irrelevant minor leaguer is… irrelevant.

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        • TLB2001

          3 years ago

          We’ll he was on the 40 man until two days ago when he was DFAd, presumably to make room on the 40 man for someone else.

          Reply
  6. PaulSimon

    3 years ago

    Boring trade

    Reply
  7. Monkey’s Uncle

    3 years ago

    Amir Garrett seems overdue to start a bench-clearing incident, doesn’t he average 2 or 3 of those per season?

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    • royalsfun

      3 years ago

      Only when his manager lets him pitch to javy Baez

      Reply
    • RoyalsFanAmongWolves

      3 years ago

      Just check the Royals schedule and see when he is going to have to face Detroit Tigers next….

      Reply
      • TLB2001

        3 years ago

        Already happened earlier this season without incident.

        Reply
  8. gotigers68

    3 years ago

    All of the small market teams are getting their bones picked clean by the big boys…..

    Reply
  9. Yep it is

    3 years ago

    20% Moore making HUGE moves here.

    Reply
  10. JimmyForum

    3 years ago

    Googling an ex isn’t stalking

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