Ryan

Court

The 31-year-old Court received his first call-up to the majors last season, going 5-for-24 (.208) with a homer over 12 games. He slashed .258/.364/.505 with 11 homers over 54 games in Triple-A while mostly seeing time between first and third base. He also offers experience in the outfield. Odds are he’ll just be organizational depth.

Court had been designated for assignment and will remain in the organization after clearing waivers.

Court had slashed .208/.240/.375 with one home run across 25 plate appearances this season with Seattle. The versatile 31-year-old will likely pass through waivers unclaimed.

Court had a brief stint in the majors earlier this season. He’ll play a utility role in the final month.

The 31-year-old slashed .235/.278/.471 with one homer and five RBI in 17 at-bats during his limited time with the Mariners. He’ll continue to function as depth at Triple-A and should return once rosters expand in September.

Court launched his first major-league home run off Rays reliever Emilio Pagan in the bottom of the ninth inning. He also delivered a game-tying RBI single to right field off lefty Jalen Beens in the fourth inning. The 31-year-old rookie journeyman’s fantasy value is strictly limited to AL-Only formats.

It appears that Beckham hurt himself while making a throw home. Ryan Court has taken over in left field for Beckham. We’ll have an update on the severity/specifics of the injury when they’re provided.

A fun story. Court was making his first ever start in the MLB after making his debut as a pinch-hitter last night, and he was able to pick up his first hit/RBI on a single in the fourth. He also added two more RBI on a ground-rule double in the seventh. A day he’ll remember forever.

Court hit a two-run shot off Indians starter Stephen Fife in the second inning. The dinger was his fourth of spring, and he’s hitting a robust .395 with a 1.266 OPS in league play. He’s turning heads but just doesn’t have a spot on the Cubs’ 25-man roster as it’s currently constructed. As such, the 29-year-old is organizational depth.

Court entered the game as a pinch-runner and scored a run in the sixth inning before playing hero in the ninth. The 29-year-old signed a minor league deal with Chicago over the winter after batting .263/.347/.410 with 10 homers over 106 games with the Triple-A affiliate for the Red Sox last season. He’s never played in the majors and that’s unlikely to change this year with a team of this quality, but this was a nice moment for him.