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MLB Rumor Roundup: 5/30

Diving into recent talk, transactions, and trends around the league!

Welcome back to another week of Rumor Roundup, where we dive into all the recent talk, transactions, and trends from around the league, balancing both fantasy baseball implications and real-world baseball analysis through the lens of a front office.

 

Featured Story

 

The Blue Jays promoted infielder Charles McAdoo earlier in the week, and while he doesn’t necessarily “wow” you with the numbers, he did not disappoint in his MLB Debut. The 24-year-old was slashing .250/.357/.432 with a 112 wRC+, fueled by a massive 14% walk rate through 50 games at the Triple-A level. McAdoo collected his first career hit in the majors – a solo home run (98.5 EV / 369 FT) – against the Jays’ division rival Orioles yesterday. He plays an average third base, can steal a base if necessary, and features good enough bat speed to impact high velo arms. He was also notoriously a bat that succeeded in same-handed matchups (vs. RHPs) in the minors.

McAdoo will look to continue that success today at Camden Yards.

 

Injury Updates

 

The following players have started rehab assignments this week:

 

The following players have been placed on the IL this week:

 

Finally, the following players have seen their IL status change this week:

 

Recent Transactions

 

The following players have been DFA’d:

 

The following trades have been executed:

  • Washington acquires LHP Carson Palmquist via Colorado in exchange for cash considerations

 

Promotions/demotions:

 

Feature image by Michael Packard (@CollectingPack on Twitter) | Photo by Cliff WelchIcon Sportswire

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Geiss, known by many as “G.G.”, is a staff writer and data analyst at PitcherList. He has extensive experience in professional baseball as a Player Development & Data consultant, plus has spent several years independently creating content and covering the Boston Red Sox on a number of platforms. After arm injuries derailed his pitching career, Geiss founded @ggeiss_MLB Media and has since gained over 9k followers on Twitter.

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