Bryan Torres
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Bryan Torres
Yes, he's older
Yes, he may be a typical AAAA player
Yes, he's small at 5' 7", 165 lbs.
But, the numbers he's put up at Springfield and Memphis the last 2 seasons are pretty impressive.
2025 at Memphis - .328/.441/.464/.905 in 104 games (414 PAs)
2024 - at Springfield - .331/.418/.416/.834 in 121 games (528 PAs)
He's played 2B, 3B, 1B, C, and OF.
Does he deserve at shot at the major league level during ST in 2026? Maybe a better option for versatile backup bench player than either Fermin or Prieto?
Yes, he may be a typical AAAA player
Yes, he's small at 5' 7", 165 lbs.
But, the numbers he's put up at Springfield and Memphis the last 2 seasons are pretty impressive.
2025 at Memphis - .328/.441/.464/.905 in 104 games (414 PAs)
2024 - at Springfield - .331/.418/.416/.834 in 121 games (528 PAs)
He's played 2B, 3B, 1B, C, and OF.
Does he deserve at shot at the major league level during ST in 2026? Maybe a better option for versatile backup bench player than either Fermin or Prieto?
Re: Bryan Torres
Jose Altuve is listed as 5'6", so let's give the guy a shotCranny wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025 18:07 pm Yes, he's older
Yes, he may be a typical AAAA player
Yes, he's small at 5' 7", 165 lbs.
But, the numbers he's put up at Springfield and Memphis the last 2 seasons are pretty impressive.
2025 at Memphis - .328/.441/.464/.905 in 104 games (414 PAs)
2024 - at Springfield - .331/.418/.416/.834 in 121 games (528 PAs)
He's played 2B, 3B, 1B, C, and OF.
Does he deserve at shot at the major league level during ST in 2026? Maybe a better option for versatile backup bench player than either Fermin or Prieto?
Re: Bryan Torres
So he’s tiny…..has no position….and older….Cranny wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025 18:07 pm Yes, he's older
Yes, he may be a typical AAAA player
Yes, he's small at 5' 7", 165 lbs.
But, the numbers he's put up at Springfield and Memphis the last 2 seasons are pretty impressive.
2025 at Memphis - .328/.441/.464/.905 in 104 games (414 PAs)
2024 - at Springfield - .331/.418/.416/.834 in 121 games (528 PAs)
He's played 2B, 3B, 1B, C, and OF.
Does he deserve at shot at the major league level during ST in 2026? Maybe a better option for versatile backup bench player than either Fermin or Prieto?
Is this the Bloom future??
Cranny I’d love for you to promote a Cards farm hand who actually comes up and is a difference maker…..
Got any of those?
Re: Bryan Torres
Sure. Let’s start with Josh Baez.Goldfan wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025 18:46 pmSo he’s tiny…..has no position….and older….Cranny wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025 18:07 pm Yes, he's older
Yes, he may be a typical AAAA player
Yes, he's small at 5' 7", 165 lbs.
But, the numbers he's put up at Springfield and Memphis the last 2 seasons are pretty impressive.
2025 at Memphis - .328/.441/.464/.905 in 104 games (414 PAs)
2024 - at Springfield - .331/.418/.416/.834 in 121 games (528 PAs)
He's played 2B, 3B, 1B, C, and OF.
Does he deserve at shot at the major league level during ST in 2026? Maybe a better option for versatile backup bench player than either Fermin or Prieto?
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Cranny I’d love for you to promote a Cards farm hand who actually comes up and is a difference maker…..
Got any of those?
Re: Bryan Torres
As I correctly analyzed in the thread discussing his addition to the 40-man, this is a very clear indication that Bloom intends to very aggressively and seriously consider moving Donovan.Cranny wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025 18:07 pm Yes, he's older
Yes, he may be a typical AAAA player
Yes, he's small at 5' 7", 165 lbs.
But, the numbers he's put up at Springfield and Memphis the last 2 seasons are pretty impressive.
2025 at Memphis - .328/.441/.464/.905 in 104 games (414 PAs)
2024 - at Springfield - .331/.418/.416/.834 in 121 games (528 PAs)
He's played 2B, 3B, 1B, C, and OF.
Does he deserve at shot at the major league level during ST in 2026? Maybe a better option for versatile backup bench player than either Fermin or Prieto?
There is no other serious reason to add 28 year old Torres after 10 years in the minors.
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Re: Bryan Torres
A lot of older players put up good numbers at AA and AAA. But maybe they are going to make him one of the cadidates to replace Donovan once he’s traded
Re: Bryan Torres
Obviously too soon to project.
But...if others are dealt he could find himself competing for a bench role?
But...if others are dealt he could find himself competing for a bench role?
Re: Bryan Torres
Having Saggese and Torres as bench players gives them a lot of flexibility.
Re: Bryan Torres
others would have to be dealt...a lot of others. But there's a path for him....Fermin, Prieto, Donovan, Saggese, Nado, Contreras, Church, VS2, Koperniak stand in his way...a lot of those would need to depart to free up some space.
Edit ~ AOF brought up JJ below me...I forgot JJ in my equation. Doh...
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Re: Bryan Torres
Torres and Jose Fermin are both super utility types that have plus bat to ball skills that have earned the opportunity.
The roster is jammed at these positions, though, considering Wetherholt has to be starting on the infield somewhere.
I’d see what the market is for both Donovan and Winn, especially if they think Wetherholt can play SS. They’d have all of Fermin / Torres / Saggese / Gorman to cover IF, and
Torres can also play in the OF.
Re: Bryan Torres
I hope he gets a long look.Cranny wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025 18:07 pm Yes, he's older
Yes, he may be a typical AAAA player
Yes, he's small at 5' 7", 165 lbs.
But, the numbers he's put up at Springfield and Memphis the last 2 seasons are pretty impressive.
2025 at Memphis - .328/.441/.464/.905 in 104 games (414 PAs)
2024 - at Springfield - .331/.418/.416/.834 in 121 games (528 PAs)
He's played 2B, 3B, 1B, C, and OF.
Does he deserve at shot at the major league level during ST in 2026? Maybe a better option for versatile backup bench player than either Fermin or Prieto?
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Re: Bryan Torres
Cranny wrote: ↑10 Nov 2025 18:07 pm Yes, he's older
Yes, he may be a typical AAAA player
Yes, he's small at 5' 7", 165 lbs.
But, the numbers he's put up at Springfield and Memphis the last 2 seasons are pretty impressive.
2025 at Memphis - .328/.441/.464/.905 in 104 games (414 PAs)
2024 - at Springfield - .331/.418/.416/.834 in 121 games (528 PAs)
He's played 2B, 3B, 1B, C, and OF.
Does he deserve at shot at the major league level during ST in 2026? Maybe a better option for versatile backup bench player than either Fermin or Prieto?
No
Re: Bryan Torres
Koperniak, Craviduce? You mean the 27 year old who dropped to an OPS of .699 at Memphis in 2025? From a .882 in 2024?craviduce wrote: ↑11 Nov 2025 08:17 amothers would have to be dealt...a lot of others. But there's a path for him....Fermin, Prieto, Donovan, Saggese, Nado, Contreras, Church, VS2, Koperniak stand in his way...a lot of those would need to depart to free up some space.
Edit ~ AOF brought up JJ below me...I forgot JJ in my equation. Doh...
Re: Bryan Torres
yes, he's in the way. He's gotta go...or someone else. Keep up, Cranny.Cranny wrote: ↑11 Nov 2025 10:34 amKoperniak, Craviduce? You mean the 27 year old who dropped to an OPS of .699 at Memphis in 2025? From a .882 in 2024?craviduce wrote: ↑11 Nov 2025 08:17 amothers would have to be dealt...a lot of others. But there's a path for him....Fermin, Prieto, Donovan, Saggese, Nado, Contreras, Church, VS2, Koperniak stand in his way...a lot of those would need to depart to free up some space.
Edit ~ AOF brought up JJ below me...I forgot JJ in my equation. Doh...