The St. Louis Cardinals have decided to call up their No. 3 overall prospect, Joshua Baez, after Friday's loss against the Chicago Cubs. The move makes sense considering the season Baez has had in the minor leagues.
The 23-year-old outfielder has dominated Triple-A, posting a .256 batting average, .328 on-base percentage, .901 OPS, 34 home runs and 90 RBIs across just 103 games. He is big-league ready.
Manager Oli Marmol confirmed that Baez would make his debut at Wrigley Field on Saturday, according to Jeff Jones of Belleview News.
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With Baez heading to the big leagues, his addition paves the way for the Cardinals to change Jordan Walker's role.
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The 23-year-old outfielder has dominated Triple-A, posting a .256 batting average, .328 on-base percentage, .901 OPS, 34 home runs and 90 RBIs across just 103 games. He is big-league ready.
Manager Oli Marmol confirmed that Baez would make his debut at Wrigley Field on Saturday, according to Jeff Jones of Belleview News.
MORE: 11-year MLB veteran chooses retirement instead of joining Astros
With Baez heading to the big leagues, his addition paves the way for the Cardinals to change Jordan Walker's role.
#leagues
6 days ago