PT TOMORROW: NL East—Could Anderson soon get the call in MIA?
Aug 28 2017
Justin Bour (1B, MIA), who has been sidelined with a right oblique strain since late July, recently resumed baseball activities. The hope is that he’ll be able to return sometime next month, but that is still to be determined. The team has mainly used the duo of Tyler Moore (1B/OF, MIA) and Tomás Telis (C/1B, MIA) in his stead, though J.T. Realmuto (C, MIA) has also seen occasional starts at first base. Moore and Telis have offered very little in the way of offensive production. Moore has slashed a measly .176/.235/.257 with 0 HR in 74 2H AB while Telis has sported a .576 OPS and 0 HR in 59 2H AB.
After scuffling for most of the year, Derek Dietrich (1B/2B/3B/OF, MIA) has been much more productive of late, slashing...
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