Summary
The Philadelphia Phillies might lose right-handed pitcher Griff McGarry in the upcoming Rule 5 Draft. Other teams can select players who haven't yet played in the majors, and McGarry's strong performance makes him a candidate. Teams that pick players in this draft must keep them on their main roster all season.
Key Facts
- The Rule 5 Draft lets baseball teams pick certain players from other teams.
- Griff McGarry, a pitcher with the Phillies, is considered a strong candidate for selection.
- McGarry has a fastball of 93-95 mph and a slider with notable movement.
- He had 124 strikeouts and a 3.44 ERA in 83⅔ innings this season.
- McGarry improved his control this year but still walked a high percentage of batters.
- If selected, a team must keep McGarry on their active roster for the whole season or return him to the Phillies.
