Moises Gomez Stats

St. Louis Cardinals outfield prospect Moises Gomez has put together a powerful season for the organization down on the farm and is hitting .296 with 37 homers and 88 RBI between Double-A Springfield and Triple-A. Memphis. Gomez, 24, was signed out of Venezuela by the Tampa Bay Rays in 2015, but struggled during his time in the organization and was picked up by the Cardinals in 2021. Since that time, all he has done is gone yard more than anyone in the minor leagues this season. It's unlikely that the Cardinals will be promoting him to close out the 2022 season, but he should have a chance to compete for a roster spot in 2023. For now, Gomez projects as a fourth outfielder and is only someone for dynasty managers to keep tabs on entering next season.

over a year ago

St. Louis Cardinals outfield prospect Moises Gomez went 1-for-5 with a home run for Triple-A Memphis on Wednesday. The homer was his 29th of the season between Double-A and Triple-A this year and that leads all of minor league baseball up to this point. The 23-year-old opened the season in Double-A and hit .321 with 23 homers and 54 RBI in 60 games. Since his promotion to Triple-A, Gomez has hit .278 with six homers and 16 RBI in 20 games. The slugger's biggest issue thus far in his career has been plate discipline, but he has his seen his strikeout rate drop in 2022. The power is there, but Gomez will have to improve his strikeout rate to make an impact in the big leagues. For now, Gomez is only worth monitoring in dynasty league with the Cardinals having one of the deeper outfield systems in the game,

over a year ago

St. Louis Cardinals outfield prospect Moises Gomez has been promoted from Double-A Springfield to Triple-A Memphis. The team's No. 28 prospect, per MLB Pipeline, was released by the Tampa Bay Rays last October, but he's broken out to the tune of a .321/.401/.705 slash line with a 1.106 OPS, 23 home runs, 54 RBI, 53 runs scored and seven stolen bases in 60 games for Springfield to earn the minor league promotion. On the negative side, the 23-year-old right-handed hitter has struck out 90 times in 257 plate appearances, and his swinging-strike rate will continue to be something that could limit his production at Triple-A and the majors. Gomez sells out a lot to get to his power, so it's unlikely he'll be a big batting average commodity if he makes it to St. Louis, but the raw power is obviously real.

over a year ago