
Trending Down: Jiandido Tromp, RF, Reading
There aren’t really any high expectations for him and there are a few outfield prospects ahead of him right now, but Tromp has struggled this year in Reading.
Tromp is hitting just .227 with a .321 on-base percentage, and in his last ten games, he’s hitting just 7 for 38 in that time. However, all seven of those hits came in three games, so he failed to get a hit in seven of the ten games.
He wasn’t likely to be part of a Machado trade anyway, but at this point, his value is not high enough to be part of a package. He could end up being dealt in a separate deal for a lower caliber player than Machado, but for now, Tromp will likely be staying put in Reading.
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If he does stay with the organization, he’ll have to become more consistent if he wants to make the big club.