MLB NEWS: Boston Red Sox have hit the nail on the spot once again, finalizing an impressive trade agreement to acquire the Seattle Mariners star left fielder Randy Arozarena. The six-year $169.5 million contract for the beloved Seattle Mariners left-backer has been completed, ESPN reported that incredible star left-back Randy Arozarena will join the Boston Red Sox before…..It’s not often that the front office makes a move that ages well. This is an exception to that rule. Let’s turn back the clock to the start of the Seattle Mariners’ 2024 season. The outfield was a somewhat disappointing blend of Julio Rodríguez, Luke Raley, and Mitch Haniger. But with the team still within striking distance of the postseason, the front office decided to be aggressive in seeking assistance in the outfield. First, they picked up Victor Robles after he had been released by the Washington Nationals in early June. He made an immediate impact and eventually signed a two-year extension, but the team still needed more offense, especially with Haniger continuing to show his age and Raley needing to spend more time at first base to compensate for Ty France’s statistical regression.
It’s not often that the front office makes a move that ages well. This is an exception to that rule. Let’s turn back the clock to the start of the …
MLB NEWS: Boston Red Sox have hit the nail on the spot once again, finalizing an impressive trade agreement to acquire the Seattle Mariners star left fielder Randy Arozarena. The six-year $169.5 million contract for the beloved Seattle Mariners left-backer has been completed, ESPN reported that incredible star left-back Randy Arozarena will join the Boston Red Sox before…..It’s not often that the front office makes a move that ages well. This is an exception to that rule. Let’s turn back the clock to the start of the Seattle Mariners’ 2024 season. The outfield was a somewhat disappointing blend of Julio Rodríguez, Luke Raley, and Mitch Haniger. But with the team still within striking distance of the postseason, the front office decided to be aggressive in seeking assistance in the outfield. First, they picked up Victor Robles after he had been released by the Washington Nationals in early June. He made an immediate impact and eventually signed a two-year extension, but the team still needed more offense, especially with Haniger continuing to show his age and Raley needing to spend more time at first base to compensate for Ty France’s statistical regression. Read More
