One former member of the St. Louis Cardinals is looking for a new opportunity. Former Cardinals starter Kyle Gibson spent some time with the Baltimore Orioles this season, but struggled and the club moved on from him.
He hasn’t allowed a run in any of his last three starts, all of which were in the 4-5 inning range.
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The Baltimore Orioles had some high hopes that veteran starting pitcher Kyle Gibson would be able to help out their rotation this season. Signed to a one-year, $5.5 million deal near the end of spring training, he didn’t make his regular season debut with the team until April 29 against the New York Yankees.
The starting lineups for the 2025 MLB All-Star Game are set to be revealed on July 6. While the fans have their say for the starting lineups, the most deserving All-Star starters could be very different than the actual starters.
After the Twins series wrapped, news broke that the Rays have signed SP Kyle Gibson to a minor league deal. Heading into the off-season, 37-year old veteran starting pitcher Kyle Gibson was considered a top free agent at FanGraphs — 50th out of 50 — and was projected to a $10 million deal.
It seems the Rays are willing to overlook his 16.78 ERA in 2025 to focus more on his career track record.
The Baltimore Orioles' starting pitching situation this season has been a disaster. Veterans Charlie Morton and Kyle Gibson, both signed ahead of the campaign, provided the team with no positive production.
The Orioles announced that right-hander Kyle Gibson has been released. That was the expected outcome after he was designated for assignment on the weekend.
Two pitchers who were with the Rangers in the not too distant past were designated for assignment yesterday While the Texas Rangers had a disappointing
One former member of the St. Louis Cardinals is available after being designated for assignment on Sunday. Former Cardinals pitcher Kyle Gibson signed a one-year deal with the Baltimore Orioles just about one week before Opening Day came around to kick off the 2025 Major League Baseball season.
A day after the Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde, Baltimore made more changes Sunday, including the release of pitcher Kyle Gibson. The right-hander signed a one-year, $5.25 million contract in March, a return to Baltimore after a successful 2024 in St.
Things could not be going more poorly on the pitching front for the Baltimore Orioles. Entering the season knowing they would have a worse unit than the one they fielded during the early portion of the 2024 campaign, the group that was thrown together by general manager Mike Elias has performed even worse than anticipated.
Teams that make a managerial change hope for immediate results from the move. On Saturday, the Baltimore Orioles had a glimmer of hope before their afternoon game at Orioles Park at Camden Yards against the Washington Nationals.
In the Orioles’ first game since Brandon Hyde was fired, Kyle Gibson was disastrous, and the hitters didn’t hit until very late. What a weird day. The MASN TV feed started with shots of dazed-looking Orioles players reacting to the Saturday morning firing of Brandon Hyde.
Former All-Star Kyle Gibson had a forgettable debut with the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday night, making some undesirable baseball history with his performance against the New York Yankees.
The Baltimore Orioles are taking a turn toward the past for their Tuesday night game against the visiting New York Yankees. Veteran right-hander Kyle Gibson will be on the mound for his first major league outing of the season.
The Orioles list Kyle Gibson as the probable starter for Tuesday's game against the Yankees.
The Baltimore Orioles are set to call up veteran right-hander Kyle Gibson on Tuesday, manager Brandon Hyde told reporters Monday afternoon. Gibson inked a one-year, $5.25 million contract with the Orioles at the tail end of spring training, meaning he didn't have time to ramp things up in the Grapefruit League.
Veteran right-handed starting pitcher Kyle Gibson has signed a one-year deal with the Baltimore Orioles, the team announced on Friday. Jon Heyman of the New York Post reports that the deal is for $5.25 million, with up to $1.525 million in performance bonuses.
The Baltimore Orioles are signing Kyle Gibson to a one-year contract, agreeing to terms with the veteran right-handed starting pitcher on Friday. This will be the veteran's second stint in Baltimore.
The Baltimore Orioles desperately needed to find another pitcher for the starting rotation.
Players report to spring training in just over five weeks, but there are still multiple free agents without a new contract tying them to a team for 2025.
If the Milwaukee Brewers want to make any more additions this offseason, they should look to the starting rotation. Milwaukee has the tools to compete for another National League Central title in 2024 but it wouldn't hurt to add some more depth.
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In his three starts this spring, the righty is 0-2 with a 10.80 ERA.
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