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SF Giants move Hicks to bullpen, bring Birdsong into rotation
Hicks signed a four-year, $44 million deal with the Giants in January 2024 to join the team as a starter after spending years with the St. Louis Cardinals as a reliever. The right-hander started hot (1.59 ERA in April) but transitioned to the bullpen by late July as the innings added up and fatigue set in.
The Cincinnati Reds didn't go with a traditional starting pitcher, and by game's end it was clear they were fine without one, ...
The Yankees bullpen might need help, but Scott Effross will have to wait to get back to the big leagues. On Sunday, the ...
Alvarado’s suspension and unavailability for October all but guarantee that Dombrowski will swing a deal for a reliever at ...
Texas Rangers right-handed pitcher Kumar Rocker threw two “innings” during a live bullpen session before Sunday’s series ...
Reds ace Hunter Greene checked off another box as he returns from a groin injury that has had him on the injured list for the ...
Edwin Díaz is throwing strikes these days — notably Strike 1 — and feeling (and pitching) like 2022, when he was arguably the ...
The dynamics of a bullpen can shift quickly. A trusted reliever can suddenly look shaky after just a handful of so-so outings ...
Shohei Ohtani continues to ramp up his progression on the mound, throwing 50 pitches in his latest bullpen session on ...
Ohtani advanced from the 35 pitches he tossed in his previous bullpen session on the same day that the Dodgers activated ...
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