San Diego Padres received a complicated news in the last hours because it was announced that Yu Darvish has a back injury that would put him out of action during some days of the 2021 Season of MLB. That is why the organization’s executives have begun to move and according to reports Padres would look to sign veteran Jake Arrieta to cover Darvish’s absence.
Journalist Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune reported this Sunday, August 15, that the San Diego Padres is seeking to seize the services of veteran Jake Arrieta as a result of Yu Darvish’s injury.
According to Acee, team executives are in talks with pitchers in free agency, including Arrieta, who is no longer part of the Chicago Cubs.
Yu Darvish was injured from the meeting last Thursday, August 12 and after having carried out the pertinent studies it was reported that he will have to pause his activity in the campaign and go to the injured list.
Interestingly, it was that same day that it was learned that Cubs had decided to fire Jake Arrieta for the poor performance he had shown in MLB 2021, but now he has the opportunity to reach a new team.
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