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The Astros don't have a defensive superstar. But they have many very good defenders as you've seen this postseason.
Looking at guys like Kohei Arihara and Masataka Yoshida who could be posted in future years.
Some of them might not come over right away, but they'll be worth the wait
By Mark Simon With the regular season complete, let’s take a look at the MLB leaders in Defensive Runs Saved for 2019. Indians catcher Roberto Pérez headlines the list. His 29 Runs Saved were the most of any player. Pérez ranked first in Adjusted Earned Runs Saved (staff handling), and second in…
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Last month, the Brewers closer pulled off a rarity.
