Cubs acquire Mike Soroka from Nationals for two prospects

Chicago Cubs acquired Mike Soroka launcher from Washington Nationals for two prospects, he was announced on Wednesday evening.

The Cubs send a triple-a voltijouriser Christian Franklin and the 18-year-old interior player Ronny Cruz in the Nationals.

In a separate agreement, the Cubs acquired the Léveur Andrew Koredge from the Baltimore Orioles for the Cruz minor leagues stop.

Soroka, 27, has a 3-8 file with an MPM of 4.87 in 16 departures while leading the league from successful drummers with 14.

Soroka is a six -year -old veteran, after starting her career with the Braves d’Atlanta in 2018 before presenting the White Sox last season, then signing a year -round agreement with the Nationals for 2025. The law did not put up in 2021 and 2022 due to repeated Achille problems. He has an MPM of 3.91 careers in 85 games, including 68 departures.

Cubs are looking for weapons before the deadline for the trade on Thursday because they were without the services of Justin Steele for most of the season while launchers Jameson Taillon (CALF), Javier Assad (oblique) and Porter Hodge (shoulder) are on the Mend. All three will soon be due.

Soroka provides both the depth of the rotation and the enclosure of the lifts while the DFA’d Rity Chris Flexen team on Tuesday before the agreement for Soroka. Although Soroka’s global figures are not good this season, its expected statistics are much better, including its expected time, which is 3.32.

Kittredge, 35, has an MPM of 3.96 in 30 games this season. The nine -year -old veteran joined his fourth team after spending his first seven seasons with the Rays. It will serve as a creation at the end of the late round while the Cubs continue to rework their enclosure. Kittredge has a career of 3.45 ERA in 285 games.

Franklin and Cruz rank in front of the 10 best hopes of Cubs, according to Kiley McDaniel d’Espn. Franklin, 25, struck .265 with eight circuits for Iowa while Cruz had two circuits, 10 stolen bases and an average of the stick of .270 in the complex league of Arizona.

De la Cruz was signed as an international free agent by the Cubs in January and played in the Dominican summer league.