The Phillies signed first baseman Seth Beer and assigned him to Double-A Reading earlier this week. The deal was announced by the Atlantic League’s Long Island Ducks, with which the former first-round pick had spent the past month.
Beer, 28, signed with the Ducks during the second week of April. He appeared in 14 games, hitting .239/.426/.565 with four homers and three doubles. He worked 12 walks but struck out 16 times in 61 plate appearances. Beer’s combination of plate discipline and power impressed the Phillies enough to get him another opportunity in affiliated ball.
A Clemson product, Beer was the 28th overall pick by the Astros in the 2018 draft. Houston traded him to the D-Backs as part of the Zack Greinke blockbuster. Beer appeared in 43 games for the Snakes between 2021-22, hitting .208/.294/.292 over 43 games. He spent last season in the Pittsburgh farm system. The lefty hitter divided his time between the top two minor league levels, putting up a .277/.354/.431 slash over a combined 99 games. While he has yet to get much of a look in the majors, Beer brings a career .278/.376/.475 minor league batting line to the Philadelphia organization.
Cheers!
Prost!
Brewers just make sense for this guy
if i played for philly i would also drink myself silly to be honest
@number ones layer fan,
Based on your lack of capitalization, punctuation, and general grammar; we’re thinking you’ve already begun drinking yourself to death.
Careful they’ll throw snowballs at you they booed Santa
Is that really all you people still have?
Never felt like this guy got a fair shake. Hope he can make the most of this opportunity!
Double A will now be referred to as: Beer League.
Sounds like something Seth Rogan would market