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Veteran pitcher Kyle Hendricks, known for his cerebral approach and key role in the Cubs' 2016 World Series win, has announced his retirement after a career spanning over a decade, including stints with the Cubs and Angels, with notable achievements such as leading the majors in ERA in 2016 and earning over $86 million.
The Chicago Cubs achieved a season-high 21 games over .500 with a sweep in Anaheim, narrowing their division gap to 5 games and maintaining playoff hopes, while players like Kyle Hendricks and prospects like Brennen Davis contribute to the team's ongoing success.
The Angels were swept by the Cubs in a series marked by poor offensive performance, with Mike Trout struggling at the plate and the team scoring only 13 runs over six games, while Kyle Hendricks pitched well despite a loss. The Angels remain below .500, and Trout continues to seek his form after injury setbacks.
Kyle Hendricks, a free agent pitcher, has signed a one-year, $2.5 million contract with the Los Angeles Angels. The 34-year-old, who previously played for the Chicago Cubs, posted a 5.92 ERA last season but improved in the latter half. The Angels hope Hendricks will bring consistency and mentorship to their young pitching staff. Hendricks, originally from the Los Angeles area, was part of the Cubs' 2016 World Series-winning team and has a career record of 97-81 with a 3.68 ERA.
Kyle Hendricks, the last remaining player from the Chicago Cubs' 2016 World Series team, is finalizing a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Angels. The 35-year-old pitcher, known for his cerebral approach, is returning to his Southern California roots. Despite a challenging final season with the Cubs, Hendricks' experience and composure are expected to benefit the Angels' pitching program.
Kyle Hendricks, a former Chicago Cubs pitcher, has signed with the Los Angeles Angels, marking the first free-agent move of a former Cub this offseason. Hendricks, who has struggled in recent seasons, will be closer to his southern California home, suggesting this may be his final season as he turns 35 soon.
Kyle Hendricks, a veteran pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, has been demoted from the starting rotation to the bullpen due to recent ineffectiveness. Despite the setback, Hendricks is handling the situation with grace and optimism, expressing his commitment to helping the team win in any capacity. He joins the ranks of other notable Cubs pitchers who have successfully transitioned to bullpen roles in the past.
Cubs pitcher Kyle Hendricks, struggling with a 10.57 ERA this season, has been demoted to the bullpen for the first time in his career. Despite the setback, Hendricks is optimistic about the new challenge and aims to help the team while improving his performance. The 34-year-old, who has been with the Cubs since 2014 and was a key player in their 2016 World Series win, remains focused on contributing to the team's success.
After a series of rough starts, Cubs manager Craig Counsell announced that Kyle Hendricks will move to the bullpen. The team is considering using him in high-leverage situations, possibly as a closer, given his strong performance in the first inning of games. This move aims to rejuvenate Hendricks' career and improve the team's chances of winning.
The Chicago Cubs have moved veteran pitcher Kyle Hendricks from the starting rotation to the bullpen due to recent struggles, with hopes of eventually returning him to the rotation. This decision comes as Hendricks approaches a significant career milestone of ten years of service time, which offers benefits like a full pension and no-trade rights. Both Cubs president Jed Hoyer and manager Craig Counsell emphasize the move's potential benefits for both the team and Hendricks, who remains committed to helping the team in any capacity.
The Chicago Cubs suffered a tough 12-11 loss to the Diamondbacks, with Ian Happ's grand slam and Nico Hoerner's triple not being enough to secure the win. Kyle Hendricks struggled, giving up 7 earned runs, and the tired bullpen couldn't hold off the Diamondbacks, ultimately leading to the loss.
Kyle Hendricks continues to struggle as the Cubs suffer a 10-2 blowout loss to the Padres, with opposing hitters consistently hitting the ball hard to right field. Despite a brief tie in the fourth inning, the Cubs couldn't keep up, managing only three hits in the game. The Padres' strong performance adds to the disappointment following the Cubs' blown eight-run lead in the previous game. The Cubs now look ahead to a series in Seattle after a day off, with Jordan Wicks set to start the opener.
The Chicago Cubs lineup for the rubber match against the San Diego Padres features Michael Busch moving up in the order, while Kyle Hendricks will be on the mound facing Dylan Cease. The Cubs are making lineup adjustments to counter Cease's lefty/righty splits, and Hendricks, despite early struggles, has shown promise and will need solid defense to succeed. The Padres' Cease has had a decent start to the season but has shown vulnerability to hard contact, while the Cubs lineup has been effective at grinding down pitchers.
The Chicago Cubs are set to face the Los Angeles Dodgers at Wrigley Field, with Kyle Hendricks starting for the Cubs and Bobby Miller for the Dodgers. The Cubs lineup includes Ian Happ, Seiya Suzuki, and Cody Bellinger, while the Dodgers lineup features Mookie Betts, Shohei Ohtani, and Freddie Freeman. Hendricks is looking to bounce back from a rough first start, while Miller poses a tough matchup with his 99.3 MPH fastball.
The Chicago Cubs faced a tough loss against the Rangers, with Kyle Hendricks struggling with execution and Ben Brown having a rough debut. Despite impressive pitches, Brown couldn't quite locate them, and the team hopes to see improvement in future outings. Owen Caissie had a strong start in the Triple-A season, while the team also dealt with injury setbacks. Yoshinobu Yamamoto bounced back in his second Dodgers start, and a bizarre blow-up occurred in the Rays-Jays game.