Aaron Wilkerson has signed a minor league deal with the Cardinals, assigned to Triple-A Memphis after opting out of his previous contract with the Reds. He has not appeared in Major League Baseball for almost six years, having a 6.88 ERA during his last stint with the Brewers. At age 36, Wilkerson's career includes international pitching experiences and multiple minor league contracts. This season, he recorded a 4.17 ERA in Triple-A Louisville, demonstrating a low walk rate. The Cardinals may need depth in their rotation as the trade deadline approaches.
Aaron Wilkerson signed a minor league deal with the Cardinals and has been assigned to Triple-A Memphis after triggering an opt-out clause with the Reds.
Wilkerson has a 4.17 ERA over 18 starts and 95 innings for Triple-A Louisville, highlighting a modest strikeout rate but an outstanding walk rate.
The Cardinals signing Wilkerson adds experienced depth to their Triple-A roster as they approach the July 31 trade deadline.
Wilkerson has had a varied career, with experiences in the Japanese and Korean leagues, and has previously pitched for the Brewers, Dodgers, Athletics, and Reds.
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