While Herrera was once viewed as a premium prospect, shoulder troubles have slowed his development in recent years — to the point where Herrera actually went unclaimed on waivers last year and was outrighted off Cincinnati’s 40-man roster.
So far in 2018, however, Herrera has made great strides in rebuilding his stock. He opened the season at Class-A Advanced as he eased his way back into things following 2017 shoulder surgery but quickly proved ready for a greater challenge, hitting .298/.359/.429 through 21 games in the Florida State League. The Reds then bumped Herrera back up to Triple-A, where he’s batted .297/.367/.465 with seven homers and 10 doubles through 208 plate appearances.
Source: Steve Adams, MLBTradeRumors.com
Dillon! The player that Sandy knew who was going to replace Murphy.
Dilson has a shot to be a very good player…he’s just 24, and may have recovered from his shoulder injuries. Speed, Pop….D— we could use a young guy like that who can play IF Positions