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The White Sox completed a three-game sweep of the Pirates at PNC Park, dominating with strong offensive performances and a solid pitching effort from Aaron Civale, who achieved his first quality start of the season. The team responded well after the break, emphasizing improved approach and aggressive hitting, leading to a 7-2 victory and a 3-0 series win.
The Milwaukee Brewers traded pitcher Aaron Civale to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for first baseman Andrew Vaughn, with Vaughn expected to bolster the Brewers' lineup despite a challenging season, and Civale seeking a starting role after being moved to the bullpen.
The Chicago White Sox traded Andrew Vaughn to the Brewers for Aaron Civale to bolster their pitching rotation and protect young arms, with GM Chris Getz emphasizing the move's strategic importance for team health and flexibility. Civale, a veteran starter, will join the rotation to help address the team's innings limitations and injury concerns.
The Milwaukee Brewers traded Aaron Civale to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for Andrew Vaughn, with Civale seeking a move to secure a rotation spot before free agency and Vaughn, struggling this season, looking for a fresh start. The trade reflects Chicago's attempt to upgrade their rotation despite their poor standings, while Vaughn's recent performance has diminished his value as a prospect.
The Boston Red Sox are considering acquiring pitcher Aaron Civale, who has requested a trade from the Milwaukee Brewers due to a role change from starter to reliever. Civale, who prefers to start, has expressed a desire to return to a starting role, and the Red Sox's rotation has a 4.50 ERA this season. It remains uncertain whether the Brewers will trade Civale or if the Red Sox will pursue him before the July 31 deadline.
Veteran pitcher Aaron Civale has requested a trade from the Milwaukee Brewers after being moved to the bullpen, as he prefers to continue as a starter before becoming a free agent. The Brewers, with surplus starting pitching, are exploring options, and Civale's agent indicated other teams are interested in acquiring him.
The Milwaukee Brewers are moving pitcher Aaron Civale from the starting rotation to the bullpen following the promotion of top prospect Jacob Misiorowski, a decision that has upset Civale who has been pitching well since returning from injury. Civale, a free agent soon, has a strong track record as a starter, and the move reflects the Brewers' strategic pitching adjustments, possibly affecting Civale's market value and future role.
Aaron Civale had a rough debut for the Tampa Bay Rays, allowing three runs on nine hits in a 4-2 loss to the Detroit Tigers. While he executed his pitches well and kept the ball off the barrels of the Tigers' bats, he struggled in key situations and didn't work deep into the game. The Rays' offense also faltered, going 2-for-11 with runners in scoring position and leaving 10 men on base. Despite the disappointing start, Civale remains optimistic and focused on learning from his mistakes.
The Tampa Bay Rays are acquiring right-hander Aaron Civale from the Cleveland Guardians in exchange for first baseman Kyle Manzardo. Civale has a 2.34 ERA in 13 starts this season, and the trade aims to bolster the Rays' starting rotation, which has been dealing with injuries and inconsistent performances. The Rays currently hold a four-game lead for the AL's first wildcard spot and are 1½ games behind the Baltimore Orioles in the AL East.
The Cleveland Guardians are considering trading starting pitcher Aaron Civale as the MLB trade deadline approaches. Civale's value is high due to his impressive performance this season and his two and a half years of team control. The Guardians, who are in contention for a postseason spot, are in need of reliable innings eaters due to injuries to their top three starters. While the team is interested in acquiring a young, controllable hitter, they are not willing to give up much for a rental bat. The decision to trade Civale depends on the offers they receive from other teams and their ability to find a suitable replacement.
The Kansas City Royals suffered another loss, extending their losing streak to five games and scoring only 1.6 runs per game in that stretch. Despite a decent performance from pitcher Daniel Lynch, who had a quality start, the Royals' offense was ineffective. With a record of 25-64, the Royals are on the verge of having the worst record in the majors if the Oakland A's win their current game. The game was uneventful, lasting less than two hours, and the Royals' season has been a struggle.
The San Diego Padres dominated the Cleveland Guardians in a 5-0 victory, with starting pitcher Michael Wacha allowing only four hits and one walk in 6.2 shutout innings. Guardians' starting pitcher Aaron Civale struggled, throwing 95 pitches in 3.2 innings and allowing two solo home runs. The Padres extended their lead with a steal of third base and a subsequent wild pitch, followed by a home run. The Guardians were non-competitive offensively, with only one runner reaching scoring position. San Diego will go for the sweep on Thursday.
The Cleveland Guardians have lost two starting pitchers, Aaron Civale and Triston McKenzie, to injuries in the first 11 games of the MLB season. It is unclear how long they will be out, leaving the team with a depleted rotation.
The Cleveland Guardians have placed starting pitcher Aaron Civale on the 15-day injured list due to a strained left oblique and selected the contract of right-hander Peyton Battenfield from Triple-A Columbus. Civale's injury is his fourth stint on the injured list dating back to Opening Day 2022. The Guardians are now down two of their top five starters, with Battenfield and long reliever Xzavion Curry the favorites to step into Civale’s now-vacated spot on the staff.
The Seattle Mariners face the Cleveland Guardians in a crucial game to avoid their worst start since 2017. With Logan Gilbert facing Aaron Civale, the Mariners hope to turn things around. The game will be broadcast on Root Sports NW and MLB.tv and radio broadcast on 710 AM Seattle Sports and Mariners.com. Mariners manager Scott Servais believes the team will improve as the season progresses, particularly in controlling the zone.