AL WAR 4th' Fedde, Will he get rid of his Bad Luck Through Trade? Dodgers, etc Mentioned

Erick Fedde (31, Chicago White Sox), a former KBO League MVP, has emerged as a big fish in the Major League Baseball (MLB) trade market.

As of the 3rd, Fedde has recorded 5 wins, 3 losses, and an ERA of 3.23 in 17 games this season.

He is ranked 4th (3.7) in American League (AL) pitcher WAR (win contribution above replacement player), and is also in the top ranks in other indicators such as 18th in batting average against (0.232), 21st in strikeouts (91), and 12th in innings pitched (100⅓ innings).

He is continuing the momentum from last year’s KBO League NC Dinos pitcher triple crown champion to the big league stage. 바카라사이트

For the White Sox, who signed Peddie for $15 million over two years, it’s like hitting a jackpot, and he’s an attractive asset that other teams are likely to keep an eye on.

Here, the White Sox are at the bottom of the MLB with 24 wins and 63 losses this year, which makes it even more likely that Peddie will be traded.

Since their postseason advancement has virtually been thwarted, the White Sox can immediately send out their power and recruit promising players to prepare for next year and beyond.

In addition to Fedde, left-handed starting pitcher Garrett Crochet, who boasts an ERA of 3.02 and the most strikeouts (141) in the MLB, and outfielder Luis Robert Jr., who won the Silver Slugger Award last year, are also considered as trade candidates.

As a pitcher, he has often missed wins this year due to 'bullpen fire' and silence in the batting line, so moving to a strong team could give wings to his personal performance.

The potential destinations include strong teams such as the Los Angeles Dodgers, Boston Red Sox, and Atlanta Braves.

The Athletics predicted in its trade market outlook the previous day that "the Dodgers will try to get Crochet but will be rejected, and instead will trade Fedde and Robert Jr. as a package."

NBC Sports Boston listed Fedde as a target for the Boston Red Sox, analyzing that "it's not a blockbuster acquisition, but he will help the starting rotation."

Jim Bowden, who served as general manager of the Cincinnati Reds and Washington Nationals, recently mentioned the possibility of a move to the Atlanta Braves.

Bowden said, "Atlanta needs additional acquisitions to prevent injuries to veteran starting pitchers in the second half of the season," and "Erick Fedde is a solid mid-level starting pitcher who can consistently throw innings."

He also predicted the possibility of a 2-for-1 trade with right-handed pitchers Garrett Bauman and Mario Baez, saying, "Fedde has one more year left on his contract, so the White Sox would like to receive a good prospect."