Baseball fans MLB they have wondered for several months why Roberto Osuna was not part of a Major League team during the 2021 Season. In recent days it was the closer himself who answered this question because revealed that he rejected six offers from organizations to return to the ‘Big Top’ and He preferred to stay in Diablos Rojos del México in the LMB.
Roberto Osuna spoke exclusively for the Sinaloan outlet Strikeout and it was there that he made an account of how the year in baseball was for him, the most prominent comment being his statement about why he did not play MLB.
Osuna Quintero said that six offers from Major League teams were presented to him to return to the circuit, but that “he wanted to stay in Diablos because they did not offer him worthwhile offers.”
The closer also said he hopes to continue receiving offers from MLB during the off season to seek to return to it next season, after having enjoyed his time in the LMB.
Roberto Osuna had the Houston Astros as his last MLB team, who released him from his contract a few months ago. Among the complications that arose in the beginning to sign in MLB would have been the injury to the arm that supposedly required surgery.
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