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  • Rays' Stetson Allie: Gets minors deal with Rays

    Allie's agent, Gavin Kahn, announced Wednesday via his personal Twitter account that his client signed a minor-league contract with the Rays. The deal includes an invitation to the Rays' big-league camp. A 2010 second-round pick of the Pirates, Allie began his career as a pitcher before trying his hand at first base and outfield in 2013. After the move to a full-time hitting role failed to get his career off the ground, the 29-year-old switched back to pitching in 2017, but he still has yet to receive his first taste of the big leagues. He topped out at the Triple-A level as a member of the Dodgers organization in 2019, posting an 8.16 ERA over 32 innings in relief with Oklahoma City.
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  • Stetson Allie: Heads to independent ball

    Allie signed with the Kansas City T-Bones of the independent American Association on Saturday, Brandon Warne of Access Twins reports. Allie spent last year in the Red Sox organization but didn't get the chance to make his big-league debut. It's possible he'll figure something out in independent ball, but given that he's 29 and owns a 7.53 ERA in 43.0 Triple-A innings, that doesn't appear particularly likely.
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  • Red Sox's Stetson Allie: Latches on with Boston

    Allie signed a minor-league contract with the Red Sox on Thursday, Andersen Pickard of MLB Daily Dish reports. The contract does not include an invitation to spring training, so Allie will likely open the season at Triple-A. He posted an 8.16 ERA, 1.88 WHIP and 40:31 K:BB across 32 innings with Triple-A Oklahoma City in 2019.
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  • Dodgers' Stetson Allie: Inks deal with Dodgers

    Allie re-signed a minor-league deal with the Dodgers on Tuesday. Allie spent his fourth straight season at Double A -- this year at Double-A Tulsa. After a productive 2016 in which he hit 16 home runs and drove in 63 RBI, the 26-year-old struggled in 2017, slashing .216/.293/.341. Allie will need to show consistency at the plate and cut down on the strikeouts if he plans on seeing the majors in the near future.
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  • Dodgers' Stetson Allie: Inks minor league deal with Dodgers

    Allie signed a minor league contract with the Dodgers on Monday, Matt Eddy of Baseball America reports. The former second-round draft pick spent 2016 with the Pirates' Double-A affiliate and bashed 16 home runs and 20 doubles over the course of the season. Allie also boasts a strong 10.1 percent walk rate from a year ago, but his high propensity to strike out is a big reason why he hasn't advanced past Double-A over the past three seasons. The 25-year-old does have experience at a number of positions in an effort to boost his stock, although he'll need to prove more at the plate if he wants to sniff the majors any time soon.
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  • Pirates assign infielder Stetson Allie to minor-league camp

    The Pirates announced that infield prospect Stetson Allie has been re-assigned to minor-league camp. Allie's depature means the Pirates are down to 57 players in spring training. Allie hit .246 with 21 home runs at Double-A Altoona a year ago.
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  • Pregame work paying dividends for Stetson Allie

    Pirates first base prospect Stetson Allie homered twice, which included a grand slam, during a 10-9 win for Double-A Altoona Wednesday. Allie finished 3 for 3 with one double, two walks, three runs and five RBI. Allie has homered four times in his last five games to bring his season total to five. He is batting .291 with a .400 on-base percentage, .655 slugging percentage, 1.055 OPS, five doubles, 11 runs and 13 RBI in 15 games. He also has nine walks and 13 strikeouts. "Getting a good cage routine, sticking to my approach and really focusing on the work before the game," Allie said about his early season success, per MLB.com. "When I go into the game where I had a good work day, it seems like in the game I'm a little bit more patient, I'm looking for a little bit better pitch selection and everything seems a little bit slow in the game instead of speeding up."
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  • Pirates move Stetson Allie up the ladder

    The Pirates have promoted prospect first baseman Stetson Allie to High Class A Bradenton, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports. Allie has made his conversion from pitching to hitting a success thus far. In 66 games at Low Class A West Virginia, Allie hit .324/.414/.607 with 17 home runs and six stolen bases. At 22, he was a touch old for the league, so the promotion will be a good test of if his talent can play.
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  • Pirates changing prospect's position

    According to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review the Pirates have decided to move pitcher Stetson Allie off the mound and back into the batter's box, deciding that the high-priced pitching prospect's future lays in the field. Allie, a hard-throwing right-hander that the team gave $2.25 million to in the 2010 Draft as a second-round pick, has walked 37 batters in 26 2/3 career innings, which has prompted the move. "Stetson was one of the few athletes in each draft to be considered a prospect as a pitcher and as a hitter," general manager Neal Huntington said. "We believed his highest upside was as a pitcher. We obviously were very pleased to sign him as a pitcher. Since then, we've faced some challenges with him as a pitcher."
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