Enyel De Los Santos #65

Originally signed by Seattle as a non-drafted free agent from San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic...was signed by Eddy Toledo and Domingo Toribio...attended Liceo Gaston Fernandez de Lino...Enyel has been well-traveled during his time in the big leagues, having been traded four times while appearing with eight different teams in his MLB career...he was last traded by San Diego along with RHP Thomas Balboni Jr. on July 30, 2024 to the Yankees in exchange for OF Brandon Lockridge...His favorite players growing up were Prince Fielder and Pedro Martinez...currently, his favorite artists are Secreto and El Alfa...some of his favorite hobbies include going to the beach, cooking and spending time with family...Is signed to a one-year contract for the 2026 season...is eligible for free agency following the 2026 season.

2025

Made a combined 65 appearances between the Braves (43 G) and Astros (22 G)...recorded a combined 4.36 ERA (32 ER/66 IP) with 62 strikeouts, a 1.29 WHIP and a .242 opponent batting average...In 22 appearances with the Astros, went 3-0 with a 4.03 ERA (two ER/14 IP), a 1.25 WHIP and a 9.67 SO/9IP...went 3-0 with a 1.13 ERA (two ER/16 IP) and 19 strikeouts through his first 16 appearances as an Astro (Aug. 11-Sept. 14)...Made 43 appearances with the Braves, going 3-3 with a 4.53 ERA (22ER/43.2IP)...His six wins marked a single-season career high, surpassing five wins from 2022 and ‘23...His 66 IP were his single-season career high, surpassing his previous high of 65.2 IP in 2023...Held right-handed hitters to a .216 batting average (33-for-153)...also held all opponents to a .222 batting average (12-for-54) in day games...Made his Astros debut on Aug. 11 vs. BOS, tossing a scoreless one inning and picking up a hold in the Astros’ 7-6 win over the Red Sox...Worked two scoreless and hitless innings with one strikeout on Aug. 16 vs. BAL to pick up his first winning decision as an Astro...Was a member of the Braves Opening Day roster...Designated for assignment by the Braves on July 30...became a free agent on Aug. 3 after refusing a Minor League assignment...signed by the Astros to a Major League deal on Aug. 7.

2024

Appeared in 64 Major League contests, pitching for the San Diego Padres (44 games), Chicago White Sox (15 games) and New York Yankees (five games)…Combined, posted a 1-2 record and a 5.34 ERA (37 ER/64.0 IP)…On the season, allowed 26% of his earned runs (10) in just five games with the Yankees...Began the season with San Diego, then was traded to New York (AL) along with RHP Thomas Balboni in exchange for OF Brandon Lockridge...Was designated for release or assignment by New York (AL) on Aug. 14, 2024... Was subsequently claimed off waivers by Chicago (AL) from New York (AL) on Aug. 17, 2024...Against right-handed batters, logged a strikeout to-walk ratio of 3.54, but owned a 1.67 mark against left-handed batters...Faced Atlanta three times while with San Diego, allowing one run in 2.2 innings pitched...Surrendered a ninth-inning home run to Marcell Ozuna on July 12.

2023

Set career-highs in appearances (70), innings pitched (65.2), holds (16), batters faced (262), and strikeouts (62) in 2023 for the Guardians...posted a 5-2 record with a 3.29 ERA (24 ER, 65.2 IP), 1.14 WHIP, and .216 opponent batting average...Was his third full season at the Major-League level...had five wins on the season, matching his career-high accomplished in 2022...also had a career-high two losses...Prior to the All-Star Game, he went 4-1 in the first half of the season with a 2.48 ERA, 14 walks and 31 strikeouts...following the ASG, he went 1-1 in 33 games with a 4.30 ERA, 11 BB, and 31 strikeouts...On April 18, was placed on the Paternity List...In his win on May 1 @ NYY, he recorded two outs on one pitch, picking off a runner at first before throwing a pitch and becoming the first pitcher in MLB history (since at least 1901) to earn a win while recording two outs on one pitch without a double play...Posted a career-long 11-game scoreless streak from July 16-Aug. 6, allowing just three hits (.091 AVG) over that span...Allowed nine of 36 inherited runners to score for a 25.0 inherited runner scoring percentage...Right-handed batters hit just .171 (22-for-129) against him, while lefties hit .272 (28-for-103)...Opponents hit .219 (23-for-105) with runners on and .260 (19-for-73) with RISP...Ranked in the 85th percentile for the lowest hard-hit percentage (33.3)...Relied on a his four-seam fastball (60.5%), slider (30.4%), and changeup (9.1%)...his fastball averaged at 95.6 mph, and opponents hit just .125 (8-for-64) against his slider...On Nov. 17, was acquired by San Diego from the Guardians in exchange for RHP Scott Barlow.

2022

Was a key member of the club’s bullpen after signing a non-roster Minor League deal prior to the season...Opened year at AAA Columbus after shortened spring and was with the ML club from April 20-end of season save a one-day stint in Columbus (5/8)…Recorded career-bests in virtually every category and earned his first career save on June 17 at LA Dodgers…Over his last 27 games (7/4-on) he posted a 2.48ERA (8ER, 29.0IP, 30SO), tallied a SO in 40 of 50 outings (61SO) and allowed just three HR in 53.1IP (0.51 HR/9)…Inherited team-high 33 runners (nine scored, 27%)…Tossed the fourth immaculate inning in franchise history on 9/27 vs. TB in the seventh inning, the first since Zach Plesac in 2020...Did not allow a run over his three Postseason outings (3.1IP). 

2021

De Los Santos, 25, split the 2021 season between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, posting a Major League ERA of 6.37 over 33 relief appearances (35.1IP, 43H, 25ER, 18BB, 48SO, 12.2 SO/9 IP)…The San Pedro de Macoris native made his ML debut with the Phillies in 2018 after going 10-5 with a 2.63 ERA in 22 starts at Triple-A Lehigh Valley (126.2IP, 104H, 37ER, 110SO), starting the International League All-Star Game and participating in the SiriusXM Futures Game in Washington D.C. on his way to postseason Triple-A All-Star honors (Baseball America)…He spent five 2021 stints with the Phillies before being claimed on waivers by the Pirates on Sept. 13, spending the rest of the season with Pittsburgh...His first stint came May 4-13 after going to ML ST camp as a non-roster invitee... Longest stint with Philly came Aug. 2-23...Allowed just three hits in 13 .1 innings at Triple-A Lehigh Valley, limiting hitters to a .073 average against with 24 SO (16.2 SO/9)…He posted a 0.69 ERA for Licey in the Dominican winter league after the season (13.0IP, 6H, 3BB, 18SO, .140 avg).

2020

Spent the entire season with Lehigh Valley at the alternate training site, except a two-day stint (8/3-5) during which he did not appear in a game for the Phillies...Was designated for assignment on 8/9 and was outrighted to Lehigh Valley on 8/14.

2019

Spent majority of the season with Lehigh Valley (AAA)..Was named International League Pitcher of the Week, 4/4-14...Struck out a professional-high 10 batters on 4/6 vs. Rochester in his season debut...Appeared in five games (1 start) over four stints with PHI (4/24-5/5, 5/17-28, 6/23-24, 9/28-end of season).

2018

Began season with Lehigh Valley (AAA)...Was named to the World Team in the All-Star Futures Game and elected as the starter for the International League in the Triple-A All-Star Game... Finished 2nd in the IL in ERA (2.63), T-2nd in WHIP (1.16) and 3rd in OPP AVG (.226)...Selected as Phillies Minor League Co-Pitcher of the Month for April... Posted a 1.40 ERA (8 ER, 51.1 IP) through May, allowing ER or none in 8 of 9 starts... Tossed his first professional shutout (7.0 IP) on 6/12 vs Buffalo...Had his contract selected on 7/10 and made his ML debut that day in a start against NYM, earning his first ML win... Had four stints with the Phillies: 7/10, 7/15-20, 8/7-8 and 9/11-end of season...Tossed 7.1 scoreless innings in his first four ML relief appearances and posted a 2.16 ERA (2 ER, 8.1 IP) overall as a reliever

2017

Spent the entire season with San Antonio (AA)...Finished 3rd in the Texas League in SO (138), T-3rd in innings (150.0), 5th in WHIP (1.19) and 8th in ERA (3.78)...Among qualifying starters in the TL, was 3rd in OPP AVG (.237), 4th in SO/9.0 IP (8.18) and 5th in fewest base runners/9.0 IP (11.22)...Selected as Texas League Pitcher of the Week twice: 4/6-16 and 8/7-1...Tossed 6.0 perfect innings with 7 SO, 4/14 vs Northwest Arkansas...Following the All-Star break, went 6-2 with a 2.75 ERA (22 ER, 72.0 IP) and 71 SO in 11 starts...Posted a 1.29 ERA (4 ER, 28.0 IP) over 4 August starts...Held LHH to a .239 AVG (53-222) and RHH to a .236 AVG (78-331)