MLB In Brief: Aaron Judge's Number Will Be Retired | Luke Maile Stays In Cincinnati

MLB in brief: Aaron Judge’s number will be retired | Luke Maile stays in Cincinnati – Passion MLB

Published on October 19, 2023 by Daniel Birru

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Aaron Judge’s number will be retired

An honor that number 29 takes with great humility.

Fresno State University has announced it will retire Aaron Judge’s No. 29 jersey on Nov. 18. In a statement, Judge called the honor “incredible and humbling.” @FresnoStateBSB

— Bryan Hoch ⚾️ (@BryanHoch) October 19, 2023

David Ortiz wants to better prepare young players

His experience with the Twins made him understand how teams should act with their rookies.

Elbow surgery for Michael Fulmer

He is expected to miss the entire 2024 season, according to the Cubs.

The Cubs announce Michael Fulmer is likely to miss all of 2024 after having surgery on his elbow.

— Jesse Rogers (@JesseRogersESPN) October 19, 2023

Cito Gaston and Jim Leyland in an exclusive club

They find themselves among a selection of managers and staff members eligible for the Hall of Fame for 2024.

Here is the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee ballot for the @BaseballHall Class of 2024.

Former managers, executives, and umpires whose primary contributions to the game came since 1980 were eligible for consideration.

Voting results will be announced December 3rd. pic.twitter.com/j8wITHA8xh

— MLB (@MLB) October 19, 2023

A voucher fit with the team

The Reds announce that Luke Maile will return in 2024.

“Staff loved him, players loved him. He was a really good fit.” – Reds baseball operations president Nick Krall on Luke Maile, who was re-signed to a one-year, $3.5 million contract that includes a club option for 2025. https://t.co/ikxBSGNukU

— Mark Sheldon (@m_sheldon) October 19, 2023

Craig Breslow on track to be hired by the Red Sox

His position, however, is still unclear at the moment. It would be in the offices.

Are you a fan of the fans in Philadelphia?

If so, you probably won’t get along with David Samson, who had his say.

MLB in brief

October 20, 2023