Edwin Díaz and Emmanuel Clase, the Reliever of the Month

It has already been revealed to the casters that they were the Reliever of the Month in Major League Baseball (MLB), and the chosen ones were the Puerto Rican right-hander of the New York Mets Edwin Diazand the also right but Dominican Emmanuel Class of the Cleveland Guardians.

For his part, Díaz, 28, has been chosen Reliever of the Month 8 times in his career, the most in history since the award was established in 2017, 5 of those awards receiving him in the American League and 3 more in the National.

In the month of August, the Puerto Rican was phenomenal, having added 6 saves in the same number of appearances, striking out 16 batters, giving up just one run, in 10.2 innings pitched. His overall record is 29 saves, a 1.52 ERA, with 101 strikeouts, in 53.1 innings worked.

As if that were not enough, Edwin Díaz, who is in his seventh season in the Majors, and fourth for the Nets, has 3 consecutive Reliever of the Month awards.

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Regarding the Class performance, the Dominican won the award in the American League for the second time this year, adding 7 saves in the month of August, with an average of 0.79 in earned runs, with 12 strikeouts and no walks. in 11.3 labor inputs.

Clase, 24, in his third year in the Major Leagues, and second with the Cleveland Guardians, received his second award in this category last June, while the first of his 3 came last year, also in the month of August.

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