Walker made his MLB debut this season, appearing in five games with the Rangers before the Giants claimed him off waivers on August 7. His Triple-A resume consists of a 3.72 ERA over 87 innings, though with a high walk rate. Vazquez has an 8.10 ERA over 13 1/3 career innings in the majors (21 total games with the Blue Jays, Dodgers, and Twins from 2018-22) but he has some very solid numbers and a lot of strikeouts over his minor league career. The Giants have assigned Vasquez to their own Triple-A affiliate for now, and given San Francisco’s tendency to cycle through players on the back end of their roster, it wouldn’t be surprising to see Vasquez either up in the majors soon or perhaps even back on the DFA treadmill in relatively short order. Toronto designated Vasquez after the trade deadline and the Phillies put in a claim, and now Vasquez’s Philadelphia tenure will end after four appearances with Triple-A Lehigh Valley. The Blue Jays signed Vasquez just after the lockout ended, but he struggled to an 8.10 ERA in limited action (6 2/3 innings) in the big leagues, and Vasquez also missed over six weeks due to an ankle injury. Vasquez was DFA’ed himself two days ago, and the southpaw will now be joining his third new organization since the start of August. To create roster space, San Francisco has designated outfielder Steele Walker for assignment. The Giants have claimed left-hander Andrew Vasquez off waivers from the Phillies. Projected Arbitration Salaries For 2022.

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