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Clayton Kershaw provides an update on his return timeline, aiming to pitch for the Dodgers by July or August, while the team signs veteran infielder Chris Owings to a minor league contract and re-signs relief pitcher Ryan Brasier to a two-year deal. Additionally, pitcher Dustin May is placed on the 60-day IL to make room for Brasier on the roster.
The Los Angeles Dodgers traded left-hander Caleb Ferguson to the New York Yankees and signed right-hander Ryan Brasier to a two-year, $9 million contract, pending a physical. Brasier is expected to join the Dodgers' high-leverage relievers, while Ferguson is set to become the Yankees' primary lefty in the bullpen. The deal also involves the exchange of players between the two teams, with the Dodgers still needing to open a spot on their 40-man roster for Brasier.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are expected to trade left-handed reliever Caleb Ferguson to the New York Yankees for left-handed reliever Matt Gage and right-hander Christian Zazueta. They are also set to re-sign Ryan Brasier. Ferguson, a free agent after the season, has been solid in MLB but has undergone Tommy John surgery twice. Gage, with limited MLB experience, has a good strikeout rate but struggles with command. Zazueta, a young prospect, shows promise with his pitching repertoire. Brasier, a reliable middle reliever, will return to the Dodgers. The trade and Brasier's signing are pending official announcements, with the latter expected to wait until Thursday due to roster logistics.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed right-handed pitcher Ryan Brasier to a two-year, $9 million deal, with the potential to reach $13 million through incentives. This move fills a gap in the Dodgers' bullpen left by the trade of Caleb Ferguson to the New York Yankees. Brasier, who had a successful stint with the Dodgers last season, garnered interest from multiple teams before deciding to return to Los Angeles. The Dodgers have been actively seeking back-end bullpen help and view Brasier as a key addition to their pitching staff.
The New York Mets won both games of a doubleheader against the Cleveland Guardians on Sunday, extending their winning streak to five games. Max Scherzer and Justin Verlander both had strong outings on the mound, while Starling Marte and Francisco Lindor hit key home runs. The Mets now have a day off before beginning a six-game road trip. In other MLB news, the Tampa Bay Rays are attracting potential buyers, the Boston Red Sox released Ryan Brasier, and the Los Angeles Dodgers are calling up top pitching prospect Bobby Miller.
The Boston Red Sox have designated relief pitcher Ryan Brasier for assignment after he struggled on the mound, raising his ERA to 7.29. Red Sox manager Alex Cora praised Brasier's contributions to the team in the past but acknowledged that it was time to move on. Brasier joined the Red Sox in 2018 and played a key role in their World Series victory that year.
The Boston Red Sox have designated relief pitcher Ryan Brasier for assignment and activated left-hander Joely Rodriguez from the injured list. Brasier had a 7.29 ERA in 20 relief appearances this season and is expected to become a free agent if he clears waivers. Rodriguez signed a one-year deal with the Red Sox in the offseason and will enter the team after five rehab outings.
The Boston Red Sox have designated right-handed relief pitcher Ryan Brasier for assignment and activated left-hander Joely Rodriguez from the injured list. Brasier had a 7.29 ERA in 20 relief appearances this season and is expected to become a free agent if he clears waivers. Rodriguez, who signed a one-year deal with the Red Sox in the offseason, will enter the team after five rehab outings where he gave up one run.
The Red Sox were swept by the St. Louis Cardinals over the weekend, with two one-run leads in the ninth squandered by Kenley Jansen. The team faces a tough test against the Seattle Mariners next. It may be time for the Red Sox to make some concrete calls, as Kiké Hernández's errors at shortstop and Corey Kluber's struggles in the rotation are becoming clear. Ryan Brasier, one of the last three holdouts from the Red Sox' 2018 World Series-winning team, was designated for assignment after a disappointing season.
The Boston Red Sox have designated Ryan Brasier for assignment to make room for reliever Joely Rodriguez. Brasier had survived multiple bullpen purges and was a key player in the 2018 playoffs, but his performance in the last two seasons has been lackluster. Despite a high ERA, the Red Sox had hoped his underlying numbers would improve, but they never did. Brasier acknowledged that luck played a role in his struggles, but ultimately, he was unable to produce the necessary results.