Panamanians Caballero and Espino change teams in MLB

Market of The big leagues had in motion, Panamanians José Caballero, who was sent by the Seattle Mariners to the Tampa Bay Rays, and Paolo Espino, who received a minor league contract from Toronto Blue Jays.

Sir It was part of a busy shopping day for the Mariners, who sent him to Tampa Bay in exchange for outfielder Luke Raley.

The versatile infielder made his Major League Baseball debut last season, where he posted above-average defense in 104 games, making him a possible option at shortstop for the Rays given the court situation facing Dominican shortstop Wander Franco.

Although his glove is at a high level, Sir He hit .222 with four home runs and drove in 26 runs while playing his time between second base and shortstop for the Mariners.

The Rays also have the option of using Dominican prospect Junior Caminero at shortstop, as they have Cuban Yandy Díaz at first base and Mexican Isaac Paredes at third base, the other two positions the prospect usually plays.

Espino signs with AzulejaThat
In other MLB action this Friday, the 36-year-old veteran pitcherPaolo Espino, accepted a minor league contract, with an invitation to training camps, by Toronto Blue Jays.

An invitation to team training opens the possibility that the right-handed player can compete for a place in the team of the big team.

The last campaign Espino was with Washington Nationalsn, with whom he played in four games with the main team, before being sent to the Triple A branch of the team.
In his five-year career in big leagues, Espino is 5-14, with a 5.01 earned run percentage, in 94 games played, 41 of them as a starting pitcher.

Espino had a solid performance in Major League Baseball Dominican Republic (Lidom), where he won the regular season pitching triple crown, finishing with the leaders in wins (4), strikeouts (49) and earned run average (2.40) while pitching for Eastern Bulls.
He is currently active in the postseason of the league, as reinforcement for Cibao Giants