He was likely an upcoming casualty of the non-tender deadline anyway, but it’s still wild to see it happen nonetheless. Now, the team has continued to overhaul its roster, acquiring reliever Adam Cimber from the Indians for cash and immediately designating their 2020 Opening Day starter, Jose Urena, for assignment.

The Marlins were one of the bigger stories from the 2020 season both because of their improbable playoff run and also because they nearly torpedoed the whole MLB season thanks to a COVID outbreak that spread throughout their roster.While Taylor has been hit and miss on offense, he is a quality defender in the outfielder.a quality that the Royals have historically valued highly. After locking up Mike Minor to help solidify their rotation, Kansas City turned their attention to the outfield as they signed Michael Taylor to a one year deal. The Royals have been busy the last couple of days.Elvis Andrus, the team’s starting shortstop for the last 12 seasons, will transition to a utility infielder role. The Rangers announced Tuesday that former catcher and Gold Glove third baseman Isiah Kiner-Falefa will take over as their starting shortstop in 2021.While Maile has never played in more than 68 games in a season, it’s possible that he could be the Brewers’ fourth different starting catcher in four seasons, as Omar Narváez and Manny Piña are both non-tender candidates and Jacob Nottingham hasn’t established himself as Milwaukee’s clear starter moving forward. The Brewers are signing veteran catcher Luke Maile, who missed the entire 2020 season with a fractured finger, to a one-year major-league contract.

He had a career-high 14.7 strikeouts per nine innings this season and should provide a major boost to the back of the Mets’ bullpen. May has thrived since returning from Tommy John surgery in July 2018, posting a 3.19 ERA over that span.

The Mets have reportedly signed right-handed reliever Trevor May to a two-year deal.

The Athletic ’s Ken Rosenthal reports that the 29-year-old outfielder has been placed on outright waivers and will likely be non-tendered by Minnesota, though they technically could still work out a new deal before Wednesday’s non-tender deadline.

Serving as the primary cleanup hitter for a playoff team, finishing with an OPS+ that was 15 points better than league average, and receiving MVP votes for the second year in a row apparently wasn’t enough to keep Eddie Rosario employed by the Twins.

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