Los lanzadores Rich Hill and Collin McHugh made a difference with the Tampa Bay rays, according to different varieties.
Hill, a 40-year-old who launched two new teams over 16 seasons in the Major Leagues, signed a $ 2.5 million contract. It has a 67-44 mark with an efficiency of 3.79 per goal in corridors with the Dodgers, Cubs, Orioles, Red Sox, Indians, Angels, Yankees, Athletics and Twins.
The midfielder has a 30-16 tie with an effect of 3.16 between 2016 and 2019 with the Dodgers and a record of 2-2 with a lead of 3.03 with the Mellizos during the 2020 season approved by the pandemic.
McHugh, 33, has been a sideline player as a top scorer during the season with the Mets, Rockies and Astros, with a record of 58-43 and ERA of 3.95. The Boston firm in 2020, however, opted to sell short-term loans while recovering from a lesion.
Hill and McHugh are the latest incarnations in the body of fans that Tampa Bay is renovating after winning the American League banner last season.
The declin team owns the option on Charlie Morton’s right and changes to Cy Young’s LA LA 2018 laureate Blake Snell, who created spaces in the rotation that were filled with Michael Wacha’s and Chris Archer’s companies at the time.
Hill and McHugh potentially added depth to the rotation like the bullpen.