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The Yankees acquired left-hander Ryan Weathers from the Marlins in a surprise trade, linking a new era to his father David Weathers’ 1996 Yankees run and calling it a “full-circle moment.” If healthy, Ryan could compete for an Opening Day rotation spot as the team awaits Rodón and Cole, building on his recent injury-impacted seasons and strong raw stuff.
New York traded four prospects—led by Dillon Lewis—for left-hander Ryan Weathers, hoping the 26-year-old can solidify the fifth spot and provide a reliable, controllable starter for the next two seasons. Weathers has shown a legitimate MLB ceiling thanks to velocity upgrades (fastball around 97 mph) and improved changeup and sweeper, turning from a fringe depth option into a bona fide rotation piece, and the move gives the Yankees flexibility to pursue further upgrades without sacrificing long-term depth. The deal also reflects Miami’s rebuild approach, monetizing upside while addressing needs on both sides.
The New York Yankees acquired left-hander Ryan Weathers from the Miami Marlins for four minor leaguers (Dillon Lewis, Brendan Jones, Dylan Jasso and Juan Matheus) to bolster their rotation amid injuries. Weathers, 26, pitched to a 3.99 ERA in eight 2025 starts after an injury-shortened season and is under club control for three more seasons, with a fastball around 97 mph and solid strikeout potential but a recent injury history. The trade provides depth as the Yankees continue to pursue higher-end arms and consider other moves, including a potential pursuit of Cody Bellinger and bullpen upgrades.
During warm-ups in a game between the Miami Marlins and Tampa Bay Rays, Marlins catcher Nick Fortes accidentally hit pitcher Ryan Weathers in the head with a throw, causing Weathers to fall but continue pitching in the game, which he struggled through.
The Chicago Cubs will face the San Diego Padres in the third game of their four-game series. The Cubs will field an all-right-handed lineup against left-handed pitcher Ryan Weathers, who has struggled in his last three starts. The Cubs have been good against left-handed pitchers this season and will look to even the series after being shut out by Yu Darvish in the previous game. Cubs pitcher Marcus Stroman has been in excellent form and will look to continue his impressive run. The game will be broadcast on MARQ and 670 The Score.
The San Diego Padres have selected reliever Drew Carlton onto the big league club, while optioning Ryan Weathers to Triple-A El Paso. The team transferred Drew Pomeranz from the 15-day to the 60-day injured list to clear a 40-man roster spot. Carlton, who signed a minor league contract with San Diego over the winter, has been performing well in Triple-A. Weathers has started four of six outings at the major league level this season, while Pomeranz is on a rehab stint with El Paso.
The Atlanta Braves will face off against the San Diego Padres with left-hander Max Fried making his first start since returning from the injured list, while the Padres will go with lefty Ryan Weathers. The Braves will stack their lineup with right-handed bats against Weathers, with Vaughn Grissom moving up to the sixth spot in the order and Eli White getting the start in centerfield. The game is scheduled to start at 9:40 p.m. ET and can be seen on Bally Sports South.
The Atlanta Braves will face the San Diego Padres in a three-game series, with Max Fried making his first start since Opening Day. The Braves have won six-straight games and are 12-4 for the season. The Padres are 2-5 over their last seven games. Ryan Weathers will start for the Padres. The game is scheduled for 9:40 p.m. ET and can be seen on Bally sports South.
Xander Bogaerts hit a two-run homer in the ninth inning to lead the San Diego Padres to a 4-2 victory over the New York Mets. Luis Campusano notched his first career three-hit game and has made a strong push to wrest playing time from starter Austin Nola. Ryan Weathers escaped multiple jams to hold off the Mets, while Padres manager Bob Melvin praised his significant strides in calling games and handling the pitching staff.
The San Diego Padres defeated the New York Mets 4-2 on Tuesday night, with Ryan Weathers pitching five innings and allowing only one run. Manny Machado and Xander Bogaerts both hit crucial doubles to secure the win for the Padres. The victory ensures that the Padres will finish their seven-game trip against two other National League pennant contenders with a winning record.