MLB In Brief: Juan Soto's Start To The Season Compromised? | Eric Hosmer Sells His House In Boston

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Juan Soto’s start to the season compromised?

Without Fernando Tatis Jr. and Juan Soto, who is injured, it would not be ideal.

Padres’ Juan Soto and Austin Nola exited games with injuries.

How their absences may impact San Diego ⤵️https://t.co/vyD0RcG2kt

— The Athletic MLB (@TheAthleticMLB) March 20, 2023

Mark Appel cut by Phillies

2023 was to be his last season.

Hyun-Jin Ryu has things to prove

He wants to return to the game this season.

Still with the Blue Jays, the players on the sidelines are doing better. Jose Berrios will start on Wednesday.

Mitch White (shoulder) is scheduled to pitch in a minor-league game on Wednesday; aiming for around 50 pitches over three innings

Otto Lopez (snout) went through a full workout & ran the bases Monday; could be back in games as soon as Wednesday

—Arden Zwelling (@ArdenZwelling) March 20, 2023

Is this the end for Thomas Hatch in Toronto?

Possibly, yes.

Eric Hosmer sells his house in Boston

He won’t have had it for a long time.

Eric Hosmer bought a $6.15 million home in Boston after he signed with the Red Sox last year — only for him to be released three months later.

Now with the Cubs, Hosmer has put his Boston mansion on the market for $6.57 million.https://t.co/JkpWzt2Bmc

— Front Office Sports (@FOS) March 20, 2023

Bo Bichette, a name to watch

Everyone talks about him at camp.

Each spring, there’s a name people go out of their way to mention. Last year, it was Ricky Tiedemann, who still hadn’t thrown a pro inning.

This year, it’s Bo Bichette. From this week’s #BlueJays Newsletter:https://t.co/OkJR7xfd4U

— Keegan Matheson (@KeeganMatheson) March 19, 2023

Orlando Arcia won his bet

He will be the Braves’ shortstop.

March 21, 2023