For the third time this season, veteran center fielder Travis Jankowski will be a free agent. Following his DFA from the New York Mets last week, Jankowski cleared waivers and has officially elected free agency instead of returning to Triple-A.
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The Mets announced Thursday that they’ve designated outfielder Travis Jankowski for assignment. His spot on the active roster goes to Luisangel Acuña, who has been recalled from Triple-A Syracuse.
As the New York Mets navigate what has been a season-worst stretch of play, pressure continues to mount on manager Carlos Mendoza and president of baseball operations David Stearns to find answers.
Ahead of a crucial four-game series against the Atlanta Braves, the New York Mets are making a slew of roster moves. After signing lefty reliever Dicky
The Mets announced a series of roster moves today, including the previously-reported signing of left-hander Richard Lovelady. The Mets announced his name as “Dicky Lovelady” and Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reports that the southpaw has indeed requested that name change.
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The New York Mets added some outfield depth on Tuesday, reuniting with veteran Travis Jankowski on a minor league deal. Jankowski, a former Mets fan-favorite, cleared waivers last week and elected free agency after his release from the Tampa Bay Rays.
According to a report from Anthony Dicomo of MLB.com, the New York Mets have signed former World Series champion Travis Jankowski to a minor-league deal.
The Mets signed veteran outfielder Travis Jankowski Tuesday to a minor-league deal, and he will report to Triple-A Syracuse. In a separate move, Francisco Alvarez was placed on the paternity list and catcher Hayden Senger was called up from Syracuse.
There definitely was a need for outfielders with the Tampa Bay Rays for a period of time. Travis Jankowski performed admirably for the team, but there ended up being no room for him on the 40-man roster.
Outfielder Travis Jankowski has cleared waivers and elected free agency, reports Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times. There wasn’t any indication the Rays removed him from their 40-man roster but it appears they quietly put him on waivers recently.
The Tampa Bay Rays placed outfielder Travis Jankowski on the 10-day injured list on Thursday because of a left groin strain. In a corresponding move, the Rays activated outfielder Josh Lowe from the 10-day IL.
The journeyman outfielder made his presence known this past weekend A month ago, the Chicago White Sox, a team that was historically awful in 2024 and off to an abysmal 2025 start, didn’t believe having Travis Jankowski on their active roster made them a better team.
Travis Jankowski connected for a walk-off RBI single to lift the Tampa Bay Rays to a 3-2 win over the visiting Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday. Jankowski knocked the ball into left field off Milwaukee reliever Grant Anderson (1-2), scoring Kameron Misner, who had drawn a walk and stole second.
The San Diego Padres will see a familiar face this weekend as former outfielder Travis Jankowski has been acquired by the Tampa Bay Rays. Most recently a member of the Chicago White Sox, Jankowski was dealt to the Rays in exchange for cash considerations and will fast track his way to the active roster.
The Chicago White Sox signed outfielder Travis Jankowski earlier this week to a minor league contract. Jankowski made his Major League debut with the San Diego Padres in 2015.
The Chicago Cubs have departed to Japan, taking 31 players with them as they begin their regular season against the Los Angeles Dodgers on March 18 and
The Chicago White Sox have been hit by the injury bug this spring and needed to add to their depth to compensate for the loss. Recently, the White Sox signed outfielder Travis Jankowski to a minor-league deal with an invite to spring training to possibly be a backup outfielder on the Sox bench.
Former Chicago Cubs outfielder Travis Jankowski has signed a minor league contract with the Chicago White Sox. It’s currently unclear when the Cubs released Jankowski, but he was redirected to the Minor League camp on Sunday.
The Chicago Cubs continue to add to their spring training roster. After agreeing to terms with Greg Allen on Friday, the team is also adding another outfielder in Travis Jankowski. If the 33-year-old can hit the ground running in camp, the Cubs could have the perfect veteran on the bench.
It's no secret that the 2024 season has been rough for the Chicago White Sox, but Wednesday's 4-3 loss to the defending World Series champion Texas Rangers proved that even things that look good turn out terribly for the MLB's basement dweller.
Travis Jankowski didn’t need a sales pitch to return to the Texas Rangers — he just needed a contract. Once he got the offer, there wasn’t much debate about what to do.
Travis Jankowski is headed back to Arlington. The Texas Rangers and Jankowski agreed to terms on a one-year deal that will bring him back to Globe Life Field for the 2024 season.
While Jankowski currently has a 10-day IL designation, he underwent a procedure at the Hospital for Special Surgery and is expected to miss six to eight weeks of action.