As of today, there will be 57 days left for the regular round of the 2022 season to conclude within the Major League Baseball and after the date of changes between the different currencies of the American ball, the current division leaders of the American as National know very well what options they have to advance as far as possible in the playoff phase in October.
And from that panorama, the Yankees, along with the Dodgers, Astros and Mets, are already emerging as the specific weight clubs to set the tone in the postseason, taking into account that the way to reinforce key positions on the roster is what will define their luck in that month of competition.
Those from the Bronx want to erase the image they left in 2021 when the Boston Red Sox went to the divisional round by beating them in the wild card game and for this, they hired the services of Frankie Montás, Andrew Benintendi and Harrison Bader with the purpose of further strengthen your squad.
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For their part, the Texans chose Trey Mancini and Christian Vásquez, who will give extra depth to the badge, seeking once again to win in the AL West.
On the National side, the Dodgers are pointed out by many as the clear candidate to succeed in the “Old Circuit” and adding Joey Gallo makes it easier for them to build a more fearsome lineup than it is currently.
The Mets didn’t make much noise at the trade deadline, barely bringing in Tyler Naquin, Darin Ruf and Daniel Vogelbach, who have already started to pay off on the field.
However, a group of novenas who want to make a splash when the regular stage falls on Wednesday, October 5, should also be considered.
The Rays with Venezuelan David Peralta, Twins added Tyler Mahle, Michael Fullmer, Creole Sandy León and Jorge López to the roster, Mariners took Luis Castillo to solidify their rotation. Braves repatriated Mirandino Ehire Adrianza and added Jake Odorizzi in addition to Robbie Grossman.
In a few weeks. we will know the true scenario in search of a new MLB monarch.
