A former MLB executive did not like the Houston Astros deal for Yusei Kikuchi, giving it a poor superlative.
set clear goals ahead of the 2024 MLB trade deadline. They wanted to upgrade their pitching staff, and evidently, they were going to do whatever it took to accomplish that feat.earlier in his career, had not pitched exceedingly well for the Blue Jays this season. He was reliable and durable, making 22 starts before being traded.
Even if the Astros are predicting better production from Kikuchi down the stretch of the season, the price they paid to acquire him was exorbitant. That is what led former MLB executive Jim Bowden, to give them an unwanted superlative., handed out superlatives for how the 2024 MLB trade deadline unfolded. For Houston, he named their trade with Toronto as the biggest overpay.
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