Marlin Relief Anthony Bender Manager Clayton McCullough will miss the rest of the season to tell the media (including Kevin Barral of the First Fish). Miami puts the right squad on the 15-day injury list before tonight’s game with a pressure response from his right shin.
Bender threw 50 innings for the fish this season. Despite hitting an opponent hitter with a career low of 20.6%, he turned to an average run of 2.16 with his personal best 2.16 shot average. Bender works stably, keeping the ball on the ground, but it’s hard to lack bats. He waved his strike in just 8% of the products, which is also a personal low. The opponent hit 0.213 in the game is an important factor in his success.
However, the 30-year-old bender remains one of McCullough’s most trusted relief workers. He has only 19 holding and trail leadership teams Calvin Faucher Appears at high rates. Bender hit 26% of the batsmen a season ago and continues to produce strong bottom-line results, so it’s no surprise that he’s still one of their top bullpen arms.
Miami has raised interest in Binder’s trade interest this summer, with Padres and the Yankees reportedly on the team. They finally chose to stick to him. Bender will hold two seasons of arbitration control under arbitration control, which will increase the 1.42mm salary this year. Even if the swaying interest rate is lower, it is an easy decision for the front desk to get him to sign a contract.
