Brasier is owed $4.5 million this season and enters his final year of team control. He dealt with multiple injuries last season, appearing in just 29 games, but produced a 3.54 ERA in 2024 for the ...

Brasier, 37, was an important arm for the Dodgers in 2023, recording a stellar 0.70 ERA in 39 games. Injuries curtailed him to some degree in 2024, resulting in a 3.54 ERA in 29 games.

Brasier’s cutter wasn’t as effective last year. After the pitch had a 16.4% whiff percentage and 23.5% put-away rate in 2023, the cutter produced 3.7% whiffs and 0.0% put-aways in 2024, with ...

Injuries sidelined the 37-year-old Brasier and he pitched just 28 innings for the Dodgers in 2024 with a 3.54 ERA, 25 strikeouts and five walks.

Brasier made his major-league debut with the Los Angeles Angels in 2013. He signed with the Dodgers after the Boston Red Sox released him in May 2023, and he had a 1.89 ERA over 68 appearances ...

The Cubs are sending a player to be named or cash to the Dodgers for Brasier, who went 1-0 with a 3.54 ERA in 29 games last year, including four starts. The Dodgers said they also sent cash to the ...

Brasier, who will make $4.5 million this season in the second season of a two-year contract, joins a bullpen that should have strong competition for spots when spring camps open in just over a week.

Brasier had a 1.89 ERA over his two seasons with the Dodgers, including a dominant 0.70 mark in 39 appearances in 2023 that led to a two-year contract extension last year.

Brasier was set to earn $4.5 million plus incentives in 2025. With the Dodgers well over each of the luxury tax thresholds — and being repeat offenders — that figure more than doubles on the ...

The Cubs keep stocking up their bullpen, acquiring right-handed reliever Ryan Brasier from the Dodgers for a player to be named later or cash considerations. The Dodgers designated Brasier, 37 ...

Brasier had a dominant finish, turning in a 0.70 earned run average across 38 2/3 innings with Los Angeles. The Dodgers retained him on a two-year, $9MM free agent contract.

After an offseason of additions, the Los Angeles Dodgers subtracted a player on Tuesday, dealing right-handed reliever Ryan Brasier to the Chicago Cubs.