The Houston Astros have re-signed first baseman Jon Singleton to a minor league deal after he was designated for assignment and went unclaimed on waivers. Singleton, 33, who had a brief stint with the major league team this year, adds a left-handed bat to the roster as the Astros deal with injuries, particularly to Yordan Alvarez.
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The New York Mets lost to the Cleveland Guardians 7-6 in 10 innings after a controversial decision by third base coach Mike Sarbaugh, who stopped speedster Tyrone Taylor at third during a pivotal play in the ninth. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza defended the call, emphasizing that the decision was made before the ball was bobbled by first baseman Carlos Santana, leading to speculation among fans about the missed opportunity. Want More Context? 🔎
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Infielder Zack Short has been outrighted to Triple-A Sugar Land after clearing waivers following his designation for assignment by the Astros, while Luis Guillorme has been released by the Space Cowboys. Short, who struggled offensively in 22 games, may provide non-roster depth, and Guillorme's release raises questions, possibly indicating he received a better offer elsewhere. Want More Context? 🔎
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The Marlins have released first baseman Matt Mervis and catcher Rob Brantly after both players passed through waivers unclaimed. Mervis, 27, showed early power but struggled with strikeouts, while Brantly, 36, faced injuries during a brief major league stint, contributing to a lack of consistent playtime. Want More Context? 🔎
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