
Blue Jays Trade Jiménez to Marlins for Minor League Player
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Toronto Blue Jays trade infielder Leo Jiménez to Miami Marlins for minor-league player Dub Gleed and $250,000 in international bonus money. Jiménez, who struggled last season but showed promise in 2021, lands in South Beach after being designated for assignment by the Jays. The deal helps Miami with infield depth due to Christopher Morels injury. Toronto, off to a hot start, gains flexibility before the December 15th deadline.
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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Blue Jays Trade Jiménez to Marlins for Minor League Player. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 29th, Toronto Blue Jays just traded infielder Leo Jimenez to the Miami Marlins for minor league player Dub Glied and 250, $1,000 in international bonus money. This deal keeps Jimenez off the triple A shuttle and lands him straight in South Beach. The Jays had designated him for assignment before opening day to clear a roster spot. Instead of risking waivers or sending him to Buffalo, they flipped him quick. Miami needed infiel depth after Christopher Morel hit the injured list with an oblique strain, sidelineing him 4-6 weeks. He menace from Panama, struggled last season with the Jays, hitting just 69 over 172 in 18 games. But he showed promise in his 2024 debut, slashing 229 over 329 over 358 in 63 games. In the minors, he solid at 2, 73, over 393, over 389 across 400 games. Meanwhile, Toronto's off to a hot start, sweeping the athletics with back-to-back walkoff
wins to open the year of franchise first. They host the Colorado Rockies tomorrow after Miami swept them this weekend. That bonus cash gives the Jays flexibility before the December 15th deadline, wrapping this trade as a smart roster tweak early in the season. From around the league, powered by AI, this is MLB News today.
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