Mariners lefty Jhonathan Díaz, DFA’d and outrighted to Triple-A Tacoma after minimal big league action, now holds a rare out—he can reject the assignment and become a free agent. With just 47⅔ MLB innings under his belt and a 4.72 ERA, Díaz’s struggles against right-handed batters contrast with his effectiveness against lefties. His groundball-heavy, low-90s fastball approach hasn’t translated into dominance, but his Triple-A stats show slight improvements in strikeouts and walks. With Seattle stacked deep in pitching, his return to the 40-man roster is unlikely—making this winter’s open market his most probable destination.
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