1B - FA
- Age 28
- Duke
- Bats: L
- Throws: R
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- Yahoo
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- ESPN
- 1B,DH
- CBS
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The Nationals released 1B Matt Mervis.
Fantasy Impact
Mervis had been with Triple-A Rochester. He'll likely seek another opportunity.
The Nationals have reassigned first baseman Matt Mervis to minor league camp.
Fantasy Impact
Mervis landed with Washington on a minor league deal this winter but will not make the team out of camp. He has 78 big league games under his belt over the last three seasons and hit .248 with 19 home runs and an .885 OPS across 65 Triple-A games between the D-backs and Marlins organizations in 2025.
Matt Mervis has inked a minor-league deal with the Washington Nationals, which includes an invitation to big league camp during spring training.
Fantasy Impact
Now 28, Mervis is hoping a change of scenery turns his career around as he heads to his hometown Nationals. Mervis has belted 101 career home runs in the minors, but it has not translated to much success in the majors as he has hit just .165 with 10 home runs and a 34.5% strikeout rate in 260 career plate appearances. He hit seven of his home runs in 42 games with the Marlins last season. As of now, Washington's best options at first base are Andres Chaparro, Warming Bernabel and Luis Garcia, so an opportunity could happen for Mervis with a good spring.
The Arizona Diamondbacks signed Matt Mervis to a minor league contract on Tuesday.
Fantasy Impact
The Miami Marlins released Mervis on August 4 after he posted a .175/.254/.383 slash line in 120 at-bats this season. He signed with the Diamondbacks eight days later and will report to the Triple-A Reno.
Matt Mervis cleared waivers on Monday and has been outrighted to Triple-A Jacksonville.
Fantasy Impact
Mervis was designated for assignment after posting a .175/.254/.383 slash line over 134 plate appearances and has been outrighted to Triple-A Jacksonville. Having cleared waivers, he will now look to re-establish himself at the Triple-A level. This opportunity allows him to refine his approach at the plate and address the struggles he faced in the majors. Mervis will work to force his way back onto the 40-man roster and earn another big-league opportunity.
