Chris Davis MBT Baridi Shoes that he’d prefer the Rangers trade him if they weren’t going to give him a spot on the big-league roster and he may still get his wish before Opening Day, but for now at least Davis MBT Kisumu, .
He doesn’t really have anything left to prove in the minors, as he’s hit .328 with a .942 OPS in 178 games at Triple-A spread over parts of three seasons, but Davis also hasn’t impressed when given a chance with the Rangers and he’s behind MBT Baridi, , and MBT Sport 2 on the first base/designated hitter depth chart.
Davis has tons of power, smacking 39 homers and 47 doubles in 806 at-bats with the Rangers, but he’s also hit just .248 with a .300 on-base percentage and ghastly 278/59 K/BB ratio. He’d be a decent platoon starter or corner infielder backup for quite a few teams, but the Rangers may want to keep him as a fallback option rather than trade him for a modest return.
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