Summary
Major League Baseball player Josh Walker has been designated for assignment (DFA'd) three times in six weeks, moving between different teams. Currently unclaimed on waivers, Walker might either become a free agent or rejoin the Baltimore Orioles, who have claimed him twice this offseason.
Key Facts
- Josh Walker is a left-handed pitcher with experience playing for the New York Mets and Toronto Blue Jays.
- Walker was recently on the Baltimore Orioles' roster but has been designated for assignment three times in six weeks.
- The Atlanta Braves and the Orioles have both claimed him off waivers during this period.
- If he clears waivers without being picked up by another team, he can choose free agency or accept a position back with the Orioles.
- Walker has a career ERA (earned run average) of 6.59 in Major League appearances.
- His curveball has a high whiff rate, which means many batters miss when trying to hit it.
