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The Texas Rangers placed designated hitter Joc Pederson on the 10-day injured list and pitcher Cal Quantrill on the 60-day list, effectively ending their regular seasons. These moves impact the Rangers' push for the AL West lead and potential postseason berth.
As MLB free agency begins, Christian Walker and Joc Pederson are among the top free agents from the Arizona Diamondbacks. Walker, a standout first baseman known for his defense and power, is projected to receive offers around 3 years and $57-72 million, with teams like the Astros and Yankees interested. Pederson, a designated hitter, is expected to sign for 1-2 years at $14-26 million, after declining a mutual option with the Diamondbacks. Both players are anticipated to be in high demand this offseason.
Joc Pederson has signed a one-year deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks, providing a left-handed power bat to the team's lineup. With notable platoon splits, he may serve as the everyday designated hitter or a weapon against right-handed pitchers. Pederson's strong offensive numbers and postseason experience add depth to the Diamondbacks' batting order, which is currently right-handed heavy. The team may need to consider platooning options to balance the lineup, and Pederson's defensive versatility and experience at first base could provide roster flexibility.
Joc Pederson is reportedly set to sign a one-year deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks, ending his time with the San Francisco Giants. After a strong 2022 season, he accepted the Giants' qualifying offer but saw his offensive numbers regress in 2023. The deal with the Diamondbacks is for $9.5 million, with a mutual option for the 2025 season.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have reportedly signed outfielder Joc Pederson to a one-year, $12.5 million deal with a mutual option for 2025. Pederson, known for his potent slugging, had a strong 2022 season with the Giants but saw a slight dip in performance in 2023. Despite this, his Statcast metrics indicate continued strong contact. With the Diamondbacks, Pederson is expected to serve as a designated hitter and provide outfield depth, joining a team that has been active in bolstering its roster for the upcoming season.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have agreed to a one-year deal with free agent Joc Pederson, with a mutual option for 2025, as part of their efforts to bolster their lineup. Pederson, known for his powerful left-handed bat, is expected to primarily serve as a designated hitter against right-handed pitching. Despite a somewhat underwhelming 2023 season, Pederson's strong performance in 2022 and statistical indicators suggest he can still be a valuable contributor at the plate.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are reportedly close to reaching a contract agreement with free-agent slugger Joc Pederson, aiming to bolster their lineup with his potent hitting against right-handed pitching. Despite a somewhat lackluster season with the Giants, Pederson's previous strong performance and track record as a two-time All-Star make him an appealing addition for the Diamondbacks.
The San Francisco Giants are on a nine-game winning streak, with the fourth-best record in the National League and a +52 run differential. The team's recent success has been attributed to calling up young players and the performance of veterans like Joc Pederson, who hit a game-tying home run and drew a walk-off walk in consecutive nights. The Giants now have a 69.2% chance of making the playoffs, according to FanGraphs.
Rookie pitcher Tristan Beck's three innings of one-hit relief helped the San Francisco Giants extend their winning streak to nine games, beating the San Diego Padres 4-3. Beck has been a key contributor to the Giants' success, along with fellow rookies Casey Schmitt and Keaton Winn, who have helped fill the void left by injured pitchers. Schmitt drew a walk in the ninth inning against Padres closer Josh Hader, setting up Joc Pederson's game-winning walk. The Giants have won five games in which they trailed in the seventh inning or later during their winning streak.
The San Francisco Giants extended their winning streak to nine games with a 4-3 walk-off win against the San Diego Padres. Joc Pederson hit a game-tying home run in the eighth inning and drew a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the ninth to force in the winning run. The Giants were held to three hits by Padres right-hander Seth Lugo, but their bats came alive late against San Diego’s bullpen.
Joc Pederson's game-tying homer in the eighth and walk-off walk in the ninth helped the San Francisco Giants secure their ninth straight win, beating the San Diego Padres 4-3. The Giants have scored at least seven runs in six consecutive games and have recorded three walk-off wins this season. Casey Schmitt and Luis Matos, two young players, also contributed to the win. San Francisco's bullpen provided four scoreless innings, with Tristan Beck and Tyler Rogers shining.
The San Francisco Giants bounced back from two tough losses against the Chicago Cubs with a 13-3 win in the finale, thanks to Joc Pederson and Thairo Estrada's home runs. Pederson hit two homers, including a 2-run shot that broke the 2-2 tie in the 3rd inning. Estrada hit two homers, including a lead-off homer in the 6th and a 2-run homer in the 7th. Brandon Crawford, in his 13th year in the Majors, finally got to take the mound as a big league pitcher and dealt a scoreless 9th to preserve San Francisco's 10-run lead.
Joc Pederson hit two homers, including his 101st Splash Hit, leading the San Francisco Giants to a 13-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Thairo Estrada also homered twice, raising his OPS to .843 and solidifying his All-Star resume. The Giants went with their second straight bullpen game, with Ryan Walker bouncing back from a rough outing on Friday to throw three innings and allow just one unearned run. Brandon Crawford got his first pitching appearance in the ninth inning, closing out the game for the Giants.
Andrew Abbott, Braxton Garrett, Joc Pederson, Justin Lawrence, and Josh Donaldson are all potential pickups for fantasy baseball players in Week 10 and beyond. Abbott is a lefty with real strikeout potential, Garrett has a 2.57 ERA and a 1.10 WHIP this season, Pederson has big platoon splits and a high max exit velocity, Lawrence appears to be the favorite to close in Colorado, and Donaldson recently returned from injury and has a high average exit velocity.
The San Francisco Giants activated Mike Yastrzemski from the injured list, but lost Joc Pederson to the injured list due to a right hand contusion. Thairo Estrada is making his first career start at designated hitter in place of Pederson. The Giants are comfortable with Yastrzemski going full throttle in center field. Right-hander Luke Jackson is making progress in his rehab and could return by May 29. Darin Ruf, who was recently DFA'd by the Giants, signed with the Milwaukee Brewers.