Suddenly, the movements are starting to flow. After a first first week of the season, the San Francisco Giants are starting to use the transaction page a little more. On Tuesday, before their match against the Padres of San Diego, the team made a change in the enclosure of the lifts. The great right -hander Sean Hjelle was recalled by AAA Sacramento, while the Vétéran Rightly Jordan Hicks was placed on the list of wounded of 15 days with a great inflammation of the right toe.
This is an opportunity that Hjelle was waiting for. After being a lifter strongly used for giants last year, it was surprisingly optional during spring training. He launched well enough for AAA Sacramento, but had to look since the touch while the Kyle Harrison and Tristan Beck teammates were called to strengthen the enclosure of the lifts.
Now he is lucky, and he will probably feel a certain pressure to run with it, because it is his last year of option. Hjelle, the team’s second round of the team in 2019, was very strong for the River Cats this season, appearing in 18 games and sporting an MPM of 2.97 with a FIP of 2.75, while removing 32 and walking 10 in 30.1 rounds.
Hicks, on the other hand, has been struggling for some time, including Sunday, when he did not look correctly by walking three of the four strikers he faced. His passage is retroactive on Monday, and I hope it will have a time of rehabilitation in Sacramento to work on certain things.
The right -hander Trent Harris, an extremely exciting lifter, replaced Hjelle in Sacramento, an extremely exciting lift that had had a dominant season with Aa Richmond. Harris, who could certainly go to the Majors this year, abandoned races in one of his 13 appearances this year, and succeeded 25 stick withdrawals against four balls on bullets in 16 sleeves.
