All articles tagged with #jordan montgomery
Originally Published 5 months ago — by MLB Trade Rumors
The Brewers acquired injured pitchers Shelby Miller and Jordan Montgomery from the Diamondbacks in a salary dump deal, with Milwaukee absorbing part of Montgomery's remaining salary and Miller expected to return from injury to bolster their bullpen for the postseason.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Arizona Sports
The Arizona Diamondbacks traded relief pitcher Shelby Miller and left-handed pitcher Jordan Montgomery to the Milwaukee Brewers for salary relief and prospects, with Miller returning to form after injury and Montgomery sidelined due to elbow surgery; the team also traded several other players at the deadline.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Arizona Sports
The Arizona Diamondbacks are considering trading pitcher Jordan Montgomery and are willing to absorb part of his $22.5 million contract after a disappointing 2024 season. Despite speculation, GM Mike Hazen hasn't ruled out Montgomery starting for the team in 2025. Montgomery struggled with a 6.23 ERA, leading to frustration from the team's managing partner. The Diamondbacks have a strong rotation but need bullpen and lineup improvements, making Montgomery's trade value uncertain.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Bleed Cubbie Blue
Jordan Montgomery has fired Scott Boras and hired Wasserman's Joel Wolfe and Nick Chanock as his agents after signing a one-year, $25 million deal with the Diamondbacks, significantly less than the projected 5-year, $106 million contract. This move raises questions about the future of other "Boras Four" clients, including Cody Bellinger, Blake Snell, and Matt Chapman, who also received deals below their projected values. The shift in representation for Montgomery could signal a potential change in the landscape of top MLB clients being represented by Scott Boras.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Sports
After a disastrous offseason, super-agent Scott Boras has lost Jordan Montgomery as a client, with the pitcher opting for new representation at the Wasserman agency. Montgomery, now with the Arizona Diamondbacks, signed a one-year, $25 million deal after a dormant market led to a prove-it contract, a far cry from the nine-figure demands Boras had sought. The southpaw's situation reflects poorly on Boras, who remains a divisive figure in baseball, and now won't benefit from Montgomery potentially signing a larger deal next offseason.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Pitcher Jordan Montgomery has parted ways with agent Scott Boras after a disappointing offseason that saw him sign a below-expectation one-year deal with the Diamondbacks. Montgomery, along with other Boras clients like J.D. Martinez and Blake Snell, faced challenges in securing lucrative contracts. This has led to speculation about Boras' ability to command top dollar for his clients, raising questions about his future influence in MLB free agency.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
Jordan Montgomery, who recently signed a one-year deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks, has parted ways with agent Scott Boras and joined Wasserman's Joel Wolfe and Nick Chanock. Montgomery, along with three other players represented by Boras, experienced a slow free agent market and signed deals below expectations. Despite this, Montgomery is expected to hit free agency again next year after a strong 2023 season. Other players represented by Boras, including Cody Bellinger and Blake Snell, have also signed new deals, while Boras still represents a strong group of potential free agents for next winter.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by MLB Trade Rumors
The Arizona Diamondbacks introduced Jordan Montgomery, signing him to a one-year, $25MM contract with a $20MM vesting player option and opt-out clause covering the 2025 season. The Dodgers' Walker Buehler is set to make four or five innings in a Triple-A rehab start on Sunday as part of his recovery from Tommy John surgery. Rockies owner Dick Monfort expressed confidence in the team's young talent and trust in the GM and manager, despite criticism of the team's approach and lack of on-field success.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CBS Sports
Jordan Montgomery signs a one-year contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks worth $25 million, with a player option for 2025. He chose the D-Backs over the Red Sox due to his desire to win, as the Red Sox have finished last multiple times in recent years. Montgomery's wife's medical residency in Boston was not enough to sway his decision. Despite his late signing, he will join the D-Backs after going through a spring training program in the minors.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Bleacher Nation
The Chicago Cubs face a significant setback as staff ace Justin Steele is expected to miss time due to a left hamstring strain, highlighting the unpredictability of player health in baseball. The team's missed opportunity to acquire Jordan Montgomery before his deal with the Diamondbacks is now more frustrating in hindsight, while the status of Shane Bieber's potential trade remains uncertain. The Cubs will need to adjust their roster to compensate for Steele's absence, with hopes for emerging young arms and the return of Jameson Taillon to bolster the pitching rotation.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CBS Boston
Jordan Montgomery reportedly didn't want to play for the Red Sox because he prioritizes winning, despite the popular belief that Boston would be an ideal fit due to his wife working at a local hospital. Instead, he signed a short-term deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks, possibly due to the Red Sox's reluctance to spend on big contracts. This decision came after a disappointing offseason for the Red Sox, leaving fans frustrated, while Montgomery sought a team with a different organizational philosophy.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Jordan Montgomery preferred not to join the Red Sox despite speculation due to his wife's transfer and his desire to win. Gerrit Cole gifted commemorative watches to Yankees who helped him win the Cy Young award, and is aiming for a June 1 return. The Rays extended manager Kevin Cash for $24M over five years, a significant increase from his previous deal. The Padres are considering Tommy Pham, and the D-Backs signed Montgomery for $25M. The Phillies have yet to extend Bryce Harper, but owner John Middleton may still make a move.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by MLB Trade Rumors
The Yankees were in talks with Jordan Montgomery before he signed with the Diamondbacks, but negotiations hit a snag due to luxury tax implications. The Red Sox have not made an offer to free agent starter Mike Clevinger and are relying on internal options for their rotation. Injuries to key players have opened up an opportunity for Austin Shenton to make the Rays' Opening Day roster as a bench player.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Arizona Republic
The Arizona Diamondbacks have reportedly signed starting pitcher Jordan Montgomery to a one-year, $25 million deal, leaving many in the MLB community stunned due to the perceived value of the contract. Montgomery, who had a strong 2023 season, will bolster the DBacks' pitching rotation alongside Zac Gallen, Merrill Kelly, Eduardo Rodriguez, and Brandon Pfaadt. Analysts believe this move strengthens the team and could potentially impact the NL pennant and NL West division races.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports Boston
The Boston Red Sox ended their disappointing offseason by failing to sign free agent left-hander Jordan Montgomery, who instead inked a one-year, $25 million deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks. This inaction reflects the team's lack of commitment to bolstering the roster for the upcoming season, leaving fans frustrated and questioning the direction of the organization's perpetual rebuild. The Red Sox's reluctance to invest in present success has left supporters disillusioned, with little hope for a competitive season ahead.