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Adalberto Mejia DFAd

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These teams are playing 5-dimensional chess while we're just playing tiddlywinks. Using AAA as your pitching shuttle is sooooo 2017. Now you just work out a wink-and-nod arrangement with a team in the other league, and DFA the guy when you're done and it's the other team's turn to round out their bullpen.

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  • I'll say what I say every time some team claims one of our guys - the rules should be changed to be more like Rule-5, where the new team needs (say for the rest of the season) to offer the player back

  • No. But it is unfortunate. This guy has a live arm. Were I a rebuilding team who could afford to work with him and just let him pitch, I'd snap him up in a second.

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    FWIW, his numbers as a starter are better than league average. 4.14 ERA, 1.9 bWAR in 25 starts. His IP/GS is only 4.7 but even that is less than one inning below league average. But I suspect a lot of

 

These teams are playing 5-dimensional chess while we're just playing tiddlywinks. Using AAA as your pitching shuttle is sooooo 2017. Now you just work out a wink-and-nod arrangement with a team in the other league, and DFA the guy when you're done and it's the other team's turn to round out their bullpen.

And it cuts that annoying 10 day minor leagues waiting period down to just 1 or 2 days!

Mejia is doing his best to prove himself fungible, it seems.

 

In his two appearances with St. Louis, he recorded 9 outs... and allowed 9 baserunners.

 

In his first two games back with the Angels, he's recorded only 1 out and allowed 5 base runners (3 by walk). If he keeps pitching like this, I'm not even sure it's possible to stretch him back out for starting at the MLB level in 2019...

  • 2 weeks later...

Mejía finally got outrighted. He will remain in the Angels organization, but off their 40-man roster.

Mejía finally got outrighted. He will remain in the Angels organization, but off their 40-man roster.

I had some high hopes as a steady 4th/5th starter back in the day. Man the wheels have come off. I feel for the guy

Silver lining: assuming the Angels don't add him back to the 40-man (and they'd be fools to do that after outrighting him this late in the season), Mejia can elect to be a free agent after the season.

 

He will still probably have to sign a minor league deal somewhere for 2020, but at least he will have his choice of destination.

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