Ex-Mets, Blue Jays Hurler DFA'd for Third Time in Six Weeks
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.
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