Dodgers Lose 28-Year-Old Strikeout Specialist to Free Agency
Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers have lost Zach Penrod, a 28-year-old pitcher known for his ability to get strikeouts, to minor-league free agency. Penrod joined the Dodgers in a trade from the Boston Red Sox but struggled during his time in their minor league team. He is now free to join any team looking to add him to their roster.Key Facts
- Zach Penrod is a 28-year-old left-handed pitcher.
- He was traded to the Dodgers from the Boston Red Sox in June.
- During his time with the Dodgers’ Triple-A team, his earned run average (ERA) was 8.65.
- He recently chose to become a minor-league free agent.
- Despite his struggles, he has 161 strikeouts in 128 1/3 innings in his minor-league career.
- The Red Sox and other teams might be interested in signing him for their rosters.
- The Dodgers acquired Penrod by trading cash, minimizing their investment.
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