Former Los Angeles Angels utility player Jake Lamb is reportedly signing a minor league deal with the San Francisco Giants, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post.
Former Los Angeles Dodgers utility man Jake Lamb is reportedly signing a minor league deal with the San Francisco Giants, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post.
With just a few weeks left before the San Francisco Giants head to Arizona for spring training, they have reportedly agreed to a deal to bring a veteran infielder into spring training.
The San Francisco Giants on Monday added some more infield depth with an under-the-radar move. The Giants signed corner infielder Jake Lamb to a minor league contract, according to the New York Post’s Jon Heyman.
Former Los Angeles Angels infielder Jake Lamb has found a new home. According to MLB.com transaction reports, Lamb has signed a minor league deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Former Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Jake Lamb has found a new home. According to MLB.com transaction reports, Lamb has signed a minor league deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Pirates brought infielder Jake Lamb back on a new minor league contract after granting him his release when he triggered an opt-out clause last week, reports Andrew Destin of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
First baseman Jake Lamb has exercised a clause in his minor league contract and elected free agency. Lamb had been toiling for the Pittsburgh Pirates’ Triple-A affiliate in Indianapolis.
Pirates’ affiliates picked up three wins on Saturday, with Jake Lamb and Gilberto Celestino lighting up the score sheet in Indianapolis for the second day in a row and barrage of home runs down in Greensboro.
Jake Lamb was once a rising star in the major leagues. Lamb batted .248/.357/.487 with 30 home runs and 105 RBIs as the Arizona Diamondbacks’ third baseman in 2017.
Continuing our series on top Diamondbacks by position, today we delve into third base. Third base has not been a position of strength for most of the franchise's history.
In the offseason, veteran players without a guaranteed spot are always looking for the best possible situation to latch on somewhere. These players will have to prove themselves during spring training.
The Los Angeles Angels have been awfully quiet this offseason. After signing Ron Washington to be their manager, the organization has not made an impactful roster addition.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have signed veteran infielder Jake Lamb to a minor league deal. He'll get a chance to compete for a big league job in spring training.
Jake Lamb, a 10-year major leaguer who has played for seven organizations, agreed to a minor league deal Thursday with the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported.
The 30-year-old was an All-Star in 2017, but he hasn't been the same player since. Despite his struggles, Lamb will provide the Braves some depth as a left-handed hitter.
It is said that in baseball, it is not always about being the best for the entire season, but getting hot at the right time. And when it is all said and