The 38-year-old first baseman has recently passed several other major milestones. Only two players have ever notched 800 extra-base hits in Reds history: Pete Rose and Votto. Of those, 69 are in the Hall of Fame and five (Albert Pujols, Miguel Cabrera, Robinson Cano, Nelson Cruz and Votto) are active. Votto is the 122nd player in MLB history to record at least 800 extra-base hits. MORE: Phillies' Bryce Harper appears to take shot at Joe Girardi MORE: MLB umpire Dan Bellino issues apology after ejecting BumgarnerĪs Bally Sports Ohio play-by-play voice John Sadak explained, it isn't clear if Bumgarner was aware of the milestone - to be fair, it is one of those arbitrary round-number milestones.ĭugout reporter Jim Day said that nonetheless, the Reds wanted to authenticate the ball, which meant it had to be thrown back to the Cincinnati bench so it could not be lost out of play. Madison Bumgarner wasn’t too happy when he was forced to give up the baseball, so he threw the brand new ball they gave him away and asked for a new one. The umpire asked for the baseball after Joey Votto recorded his 800th career extra-base hit. Once he had the new ball, he called time and threw the ball toward the Diamondbacks' dugout and asked for another new one. With Jacob deGrom (shoulder), Max Scherzer (oblique) and Carlos Carrasco (back) all injured, New York could use another established starter.Joey Votto became the 122nd player in MLB history to tally 800 extra-base hits when he doubled on Monday against the Diamondbacks, but the pitcher against whom he recorded the hit was not inclined to give up the baseball.Īrizona's Madison Bumgarner showed frustration in having to throw the ball back to the umpire and receive a new one. The Mets are in first in the NL East by 5.5 games over the Braves. If they get desperate enough for some stability in the back end of their rotation, they might simply take Bumgarner and his contract off Arizona’s hands. Unlike the other teams at the top of this list, the Giants are actually spending well below their established peak. There’s also a question of durability among that group, as Anthony DeSclafani only recently came off the IL and Jakob Junis (hamstring) just went on it.

Yet the other starters the Giants have run out there have mustered only a 4.48 ERA. The left-hander on Wednesday struck out the 2,000th.

They’ve gotten good stuff out of co-aces Logan Webb and Carlos Rodon, who’ve pitched to a 2.99 ERA over 28 starts. Add another accolade to the illustrious career of Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Madison Bumgarner. The Giants also need to stay competitive with two of MLB’s best in the Dodgers and San Diego Padres in the NL West. The Giant make sense in Rymer’s mind as Bumgarner helped bring two championships to the team he was drafted at. Rymer mentions how the Twins are averaging 4.2 innings per starter and Bumgarner again could come in and be an instant help. The Twins are tied atop the AL Central with the Guardians. He points out Arizona’s left could be a good “innings-eater” behind stars Kevin Gausman and Alek Manoah. They do also face a hefty payroll and adding Bumgarner’s salary may make a bigger hit in a loaded division. 500 but still are 11.5 games behind the New York Yankees in the AL East. July 10, 2009: Connecticut Defenders placed LHP Madison Bumgarner on the temporarily inactive list. Leading the NL Central, Milwaukee may want to add starting help. Madison Bumgarner roster status changed by Connecticut Defenders. He mentions the Brewers’ starting pitching has struggled in 2022 outside of starter Corbin Burnes. Already without Walker Buehler (flexor strain), the Dodgers will have to consider all their trade options if they lose another starter to injury before the deadline. Giants fans probably don’t want to picture one of the franchise’s icons in Dodger blue, but we swear we’re not bringing up the idea for trolling purposes. It seems unlikely, but Rymer shows why a trade to their biggest division rival would make sense. Rymer mentions the first three teams seem somewhat unlikely as the Guardians have one of the lowest payrolls and the Braves and Angles both are already spending large amounts of money. Tigers SS Javier Baez's grand slam gives Diamondbacks 4th straight lossīleacher Report’s Zachary Rymer detailed potential trades for the lefty as the 2022 trade dealine approaches.

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