Velez put Corey Kneppel on the injured list, appointed Andrew Vasquez

The Feliz announced that they had put the diluent Corey Nebel On the list of wounded for 15 days with strain of the right presentation. Mate Bullpen Sam Conrod He returned from IL for 60 days to take Knebel’s place on the active list. To clear a place on 40 men for Coonrod, the last waiver claim Andrew Vasquez assigned to the task.

Knebel’s IL mission looked likely after the veteran left yesterday’s appearance due to the latitude issue. The team announced they’re heading out for an MRI last night, and its results are still unclear. The shooting results will determine how long Knebel will be on the shelf, but at least he will be out for the next two weeks. The Right Meridian dynasty cost Knebel over three months to do with the Dodgers last season, although it is currently unknown if his current problem is of similar severity. Signed on a one-year, $10 million deal during the sabbatical, the 30-year-old has a decent 3.43 ERA on 44 2/3 of the rounds in Phils uniforms, although this comes with a worse personal strike rate of 21.1% .

To take Knebel’s Bullpen’s place, Phils Coonrod made his season debut. The strong right was earned from the Giants during the 2020-21 season and he made 42 appearances during his first campaign in Philadelphia. It posted 4.04 eps through 42 1/3 frames, taking out hits with a solid clip of 25.9% while making a whopping 57.1% of the globe. Coupled with a fastball averaging close to 99 mph, those peripherals suggested Coonrod could have a chance to take on a major leverage role in 2022.

Instead, he lost the first four months of the season after straining his shoulder during spring training. The 29-year-old has been on a rehab assignment since July 22, including seven engagements with Triple-A Lehigh Valley. He now appears healthy enough to make a comeback, as he will add a strong right arm for interim manager Rob Thompson.

Vázquez hasn’t made a major league appearance as a Philly player. After claiming waivers from Blue Jays on deadline day, he was promptly selected to Lehigh Valley. He’s appeared four times with the IronPigs, allowing two runs (one of which happened) with three hits and a walk. He also did well with Toronto’s biggest affiliate during the first few months of the season, allowing only three runs in 11 tires with a strike-to-walk ratio of 15:2 while pitting the ground on two-thirds of the hits.

This didn’t carry over in his brief league appearance with Jays, as the 28-year-old made six runs in 6 2/3 frames. This year’s MLB nine match matches the career high of Vazquez, who has made 13 1/3 in the big league despite reaching the major slams in four of the past five years. It has done well in Triple-A over the past two years, however, with these interesting enough numbers, it has bounced between four institutions in the past 12 months.

Vazquez will likely change his uniform again soon, as he is set to hit the exemption wire within the next few days. He’s in his final year in the minor league option, so any team he claims can hide him in Triple-A for the rest of this season (although he will have to break the opening roster in 2023 or drop him from the 40-man squad). With Vazquez working solidly in the minor league, it wouldn’t be surprising to see him go down with another team looking to go deep.