The Pirates have traded right-hander Carson Fulmer to the Mariners, reports Alex Stumpf. Fulmer was not on Pittsburgh’s 40-man roster and won’t need a spot with Seattle, unless his minor league deal contained some kind of opt-out or upward mobility clause.
The Pirates have signed right-hander Carson Fulmer to a minor league contract, reports Colin Beazley of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Fulmer, a client of Icon Sports Management, receives an invite to big league spring training and has already arrived at Pirates camp.
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Los Angeles Angels right-handed pitchers Carson Fulmer and Connor Brogdon both elected free agency after clearing waivers following the 2025 season. With the pair of right-handers leaving, the Angels' bullpen has become even more shorthanded ahead of the 2026 campaign.
The Angels announced that right-handers Victor Mederos and Carson Fulmer have been placed on the 15-day injured list. Fulmer is dealing with inflammation in his throwing elbow, while Mederos has right shoulder inflammation.
Carson Fulmer was released from his minor league contract with the Seattle Mariners in March 2023. Two months later, the Angels called. In an interview with The Athletic, Fulmer said the phone call effectively staved off his retirement plans.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have reached an agreement with former Los Angeles Angels right-hander Carson Fulmer on a minor league contract, according to Robert Murray of FanSided.
Pitcher Carson Fulmer and infielder Charles Leblanc have chosen free agency as of Monday, per the transaction log on MiLB.com. Last week, the Los Angeles Angels assigned both players outright to Triple-A.
The Angels lost to the Los Angeles Dodgers, 6-2 in 10 innings. Shohei Ohtani did little damage in his return to Anaheim, but intentionally walking him with an open base in the 10th set up Mookie Betts' three-run home run to seal the game.
Carson Fulmer took the mound for the Los Angeles Angels on Aug. 25 against the Toronto Blue Jays and began to feel some discomfort in his elbow around the fourth inning.
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The Los Angeles Angels (52-67) square off against the Toronto Blue Jays (55-64) at home in Anaheim on Tuesday. The contest starts at 9:38 PM ET. The probable pitchers are Kevin Gausman (10-8) for the Blue Jays and Carson Fulmer (0-2) for the Angels.
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For the season finale against Oakland last season, the Los Angeles Angels turned to starter Carson Fulmer. The right-hander will return to the Angels as a non-roster invitee to Spring Training. Fulmer was a first-round draft pick out of Vanderbilt in 2015 by the Chicago White Sox and made his major league debut in 2016.
When the Chicago White Sox drafted Carson Fulmer eighth overall in the 2015 MLB Draft, he was an unconventional, max-delivery pitcher who was as competitive as they came.