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The Cubs' decision to start Matthew Boyd on short rest in Game 1 of the NLDS backfired, as he struggled early and the team lost 9-3 to the Brewers, highlighting questionable strategic choices and Boyd's recent fatigue.
The Cubs secured a 6-4 victory over the Rays, with notable performances from Ian Happ and Porter Hodge, while Matthew Boyd struggled on the mound. The game highlighted key contributions and strategic bullpen management ahead of the postseason.
The Cubs secured a 5-2 victory over the Yankees on July 12, 2025, with Matthew Boyd delivering an eight-inning shutout performance, despite Aaron Judge's late-game heroics for the Yankees. Carson Kelly also had a strong game, and the Cubs made roster adjustments to strengthen their bullpen for upcoming games.
Chicago Cubs pitcher Matthew Boyd was named a 2025 MLB All-Star, while Seiya Suzuki and Michael Busch, despite strong seasons, were not initially selected. Boyd's impressive 2.65 ERA over 98.2 innings earned him the nod, making him one of three Cubs All-Stars alongside Kyle Tucker and Pete Crow-Armstrong.
The Chicago Cubs secured a 2-1 victory over the Rockies, completing a sweep with strong pitching from Matthew Boyd and effective bullpen work, while the offense was limited but enough to win.
The Chicago Cubs have signed left-handed pitcher Matthew Boyd to a two-year, $29 million deal, aligning with industry projections. The contract structure offers the Cubs internal accounting flexibility and potential tax benefits for Boyd. Boyd, who has shown promise despite limited recent play, is expected to bring diversity to the Cubs' rotation with his varied pitch mix. The Cubs hope Boyd can replicate the late-career success of pitchers like Rich Hill. While projections suggest Boyd will perform slightly above league average, the Cubs are banking on his potential for greater impact.
The Chicago Cubs have signed left-handed pitcher Matthew Boyd to a two-year, $29 million contract, aiming to bolster their rotation with a mid-tier free agent. Boyd, who recently recovered from Tommy John surgery, impressed with a 2.72 ERA in eight starts for the Cleveland Guardians last season. The Cubs' decision reflects their strategy to avoid top-tier free agents while betting on Boyd's potential, despite his injury history. Boyd's signing comes ahead of the MLB Winter Meetings, as the market for starting pitchers heats up.
The Chicago Cubs have added veteran pitcher Matthew Boyd to their starting rotation, joining Shota Imanaga, Justin Steele, Jameson Taillon, and Javier Assad. Boyd, who has shown potential but struggled with injuries, is expected to secure a rotation spot with nearly $30 million committed to him. The Cubs are focusing on strengthening their pitching depth due to past injuries, and while Boyd's addition is seen as an upgrade, it carries some risk given his recent Tommy John surgery and age. The team may still seek further rotation enhancements.
The Chicago Cubs have signed left-handed pitcher Matthew Boyd to a two-year contract worth $29 million, with potential bonuses increasing it to $30 million. Boyd, who has a history of injuries, showed strong performance with the Cleveland Guardians last season, posting a 2.72 ERA in 39 2/3 innings. The Cubs aim to bolster their rotation with Boyd, joining other pitchers like Justin Steele and Jameson Taillon, as they continue to strengthen their roster for the upcoming season.
Detroit Tigers left-hander Matthew Boyd will undergo Tommy John surgery, adding to the team's growing list of pitching injuries. Boyd, who had already missed significant time in recent seasons due to surgeries, will be out for the remainder of the 2023 season and a large portion of the 2024 campaign. The Tigers had signed Boyd in the hopes of him becoming a stabilizing force and a potential trade candidate, but now they will have to rely on other pitchers to fill the void. Despite the mounting injuries, the Tigers are still within reach of the weak American League Central division and may consider selling or staying afloat with the impending returns of injured players.
Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Matthew Boyd will undergo Tommy John surgery after being placed on the 60-day injured list with a left elbow sprain. This is a significant setback for Boyd, who had previously undergone flexor tendon surgery in 2021. The Tigers also placed right-handed pitcher Will Vest on the 15-day injured list with a right lower leg strain. In corresponding moves, the team recalled lefty Anthony Misiewicz and reinstated right-hander Matt Manning. The Tigers, currently sitting third in the American League Central, will have to navigate their pitching rotation without Boyd and Vest.
Detroit Tigers left-hander Matthew Boyd will undergo Tommy John surgery after being diagnosed with a partial sprain of his ulnar collateral ligament. Recovery time usually takes at least 12 months, which means Boyd is not only done for the 2023 season, but he could also miss all or nearly all of 2024. In corresponding moves, right-handed starter Matt Manning was activated from the 60-day injured list. Additionally, the Tigers recalled left-hander Anthony Misiewicz to serve as an extra arm in the bullpen.
Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Matthew Boyd will undergo Tommy John surgery to repair the ulnar collateral ligament in his left arm, ending his season after 15 starts. The recovery timeline for this surgery is typically 12 to 18 months. Boyd, who is on a one-year, $10 million contract, had previously undergone flexor tendon surgery in 2021. The Tigers will now have to adjust their rotation and rely on their remaining starting pitchers.
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Texas Rangers 7-2, but suffered the loss of two pitchers to injuries. Left-handed starter Matthew Boyd left the game in the first inning with a left elbow injury, while right-handed reliever Will Vest exited in the second inning with a right knee injury. Both injuries are described as "discomfort" pending further diagnosis. Despite the setbacks, the Tigers' current and former Texans contributed to the victory, with Andy Ibanez and Jake Rogers hitting home runs, and Tyler Alexander pitching three scoreless innings of relief. The Tigers and Rangers will face each other again on Tuesday, with the Tigers planning to activate right-handed pitcher Matt Manning from the injured list.
Detroit Tigers' starting pitcher Matthew Boyd and reliever Will Vest exited the game with injuries against the Texas Rangers. Despite losing two pitchers early, the Tigers went on to beat the Rangers 7-2, with four relievers striking out 11 batters over 7⅓ innings. The Tigers already have nine pitchers on the injured list, but right-hander Matt Manning is expected to be activated to start Tuesday night. Both Boyd and Vest will be re-evaluated on Tuesday.