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Former MLB All-Star pitcher Kyle Gibson announced his retirement after 13 seasons, having played for several teams including the Twins, Rangers, Phillies, Orioles, and Cardinals. Known for his durability and solid performance, Gibson made his debut in 2013 and was an All-Star in 2021. He decided to retire after a brief stint with the Rays in 2023 and reflecting on his career and personal life.
Veteran MLB pitcher Kyle Gibson announced his retirement after a 13-year career, during which he played for five teams, including notable stints with the Minnesota Twins, Texas Rangers, and Baltimore Orioles, achieving a career-high 15 wins in 2023.
Kyle Gibson, a durable MLB pitcher with a 13-year career and 112 wins, announced his retirement after a final season with the Orioles, citing personal reasons and a desire to spend more time with family. He had notable stints with the Twins, Rangers, Phillies, and Cardinals, and finished with a 4.60 ERA over 1878 innings. Gibson's career was marked by consistency, durability, and a total of over 1500 strikeouts.
Kyle Gibson opted out of his minor league deal with the Rays after a strong showing in Triple-A, where he posted excellent stats and showed improvement from his rough MLB stint earlier in the year with the Orioles, increasing his chances of securing an MLB contract.
The St. Louis Cardinals failed to complete a series sweep as pitcher Kyle Gibson struggled early, allowing seven runs in the first two innings against the Miami Marlins. Despite a late offensive effort, including home runs by Nolan Gorman, the Cardinals fell 10-3. Gibson's rough start marked his worst first inning in over a year, and the loss ended a six-game win streak over the Marlins. The Marlins, managed by former Cardinals player Skip Schumaker, snapped a nine-game losing streak to start the season.
Kyle Gibson's exceptional performance for the Cardinals against the Padres showcased his value as a reliable innings-eater, despite not fitting the mold of a modern elite pitcher. Bernie Miklasz defends Gibson's importance, emphasizing his ability to provide quality starts and relieve the bullpen. The Cardinals are 2-3 on the season, with Gibson, Lance Lynn, and Steven Matz showing promise in the rotation. Brendan Donovan's offensive contributions and the team's defensive improvements are highlighted, while concerns about the Cardinals' strikeout rate and Nolan Arenado's power drought are noted. Overall, the Cardinals are aiming to bounce back from a disappointing 2023 season and are seeking improvement in 2024.
Kyle Gibson's steady performance and veteran presence were vital to the St. Louis Cardinals' 6-2 victory against the San Diego Padres, as he delivered seven strong innings in his Cardinals debut, allowing only two runs on solo homers. Gibson's unyielding pitching provided much-needed stability to the Cardinals' rotation, showcasing the benefits of signing veteran pitchers like Gibson and Lance Lynn. His efficient outing also minimized the bullpen workload, setting a positive tone for the team's turnaround this season.
The St. Louis Cardinals have signed veteran pitchers Kyle Gibson and Lance Lynn to one-year contracts, providing the team with experienced starters and a solid foundation for their rotation. The signings give the Cardinals flexibility to pursue a third starter and explore trade possibilities, as well as the financial means to pursue impact options. The team is also considering expanding their presence in Japan to bid on top talent. The Cardinals are optimistic about the additions of Gibson and Lynn, who bring a wealth of experience and can help mentor younger players. More moves are expected as the offseason progresses.
The St. Louis Cardinals have signed free agent pitcher Kyle Gibson to a one-year, $12 million deal with an option for 2025, adding to their rotation after signing Lance Lynn. The Cardinals are expected to continue seeking more starting pitchers. Meanwhile, the Chicago White Sox are close to finalizing a major-league contract with shortstop Paul DeJong, prioritizing defense as they declined their option for Tim Anderson.
The St. Louis Cardinals have reached a one-year deal with veteran starter Kyle Gibson, a Mizzou product, adding to their rotation alongside Lance Lynn. The deal includes an option for 2025. Gibson, who went 15-9 with a 4.73 ERA for the Baltimore Orioles last season, has a career record of 104-100 with a 4.54 ERA. He has spent most of his career in the American League with the Rangers and Twins.
The Baltimore Orioles' offense came alive with 16 hits to back up a shaky performance by starting pitcher Kyle Gibson, as they defeated the Oakland Athletics 9-4. Gibson allowed nine hits and four runs in five innings, but the Orioles' bats provided him with plenty of run support. This was the sixth time this season that the Orioles' offense has given Gibson seven or more runs of support while he was on the mound. The win improves the Orioles' record to 75-47, putting them in first place in the American League.
The Baltimore Orioles secured their seventh consecutive win with a 6-5 victory over the Miami Marlins, but suffered a potential setback as centerfielder Cedric Mullins left the game with right quadriceps tightness. Mullins, who had recently returned from a right groin strain, injured himself while on first base. Despite the injury, the Orioles rallied in the seventh inning with a home run from Gunnar Henderson and a single from Anthony Santander to take the lead. Pitcher Mike Baumann and closer Félix Bautista contributed to the win, while Kyle Gibson allowed five runs in 5 1/3 innings. The Orioles' winning streak has boosted their confidence and playoff hopes.
The Cincinnati Reds and Baltimore Orioles face off in the rubber match of their 3-game series. Luke Weaver starts for the Reds, who have won their last 5 games with him on the mound. Kyle Gibson starts for the Orioles, who have lost 3 of his last 5 starts. Both pitchers have struggled at times this season. The Reds are currently in first place in the NL Central standings.
The Seattle Mariners dominated the Baltimore Orioles 13-1, handing them their worst loss of the season. The Mariners executed their hitting plan effectively against starting pitcher Kyle Gibson, scoring early and often. Logan Gilbert pitched seven strong innings, giving up just one run on two hits. The Mariners offense didn't let up, scoring seven runs in the eighth inning.
The Baltimore Orioles suffered their most lopsided loss of the season, falling 13-1 to the Seattle Mariners. Starting pitcher Kyle Gibson lasted just three innings, giving up five runs before the bullpen allowed eight more. The loss marks the second time this season the Orioles have lost by 12 runs or more while wearing their City Connect uniforms. Despite the defeat, the Orioles remain in second place in the AL East with a record of 45-29.