After a lackluster stint with the New York Mets, Darin Ruf is reportedly resigning with the San Francisco Giants on a minor league deal.
After a lackluster stint with the Mets, Darin Ruf is re-signing with the San Francisco Giants on a minor league deal, according to a report fromThe infielder/outfielder was with the Giants for three seasons from 2020 to 2022 before he was traded to the Mets, who, prior to Opening Day, waived their white flag in their DH platoon experiment andThe Mets said at the time they would rather have Tim Locastro’s speed off the bench with the new rules expected to enhance the number stolen bases.
While with the Mets last season, Ruf hit .152 with a .216 on-base percentage and seven RBIs across 74 plate appearances in 28 games.In spring training it was more of the same for Ruf, going 5-for-30 without a homer after receiving a cortisone shot for his wrist in February. Currently, the Giants have a full 40-man roster so an open spot down the line for Ruf is unclear, but time with the Triple-A Sacramento or at the Giants’ minor league in Arizona will likely be needed.
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