The Seattle Mariners recently signed veteran reliever Bryan Shaw to a minor league contract and assigned him to Triple-A Tacoma. He actually made his organizational debut on Tuesday night, giving up one earned run in 0.1 innings.
The Mariners signed veteran right-handed reliever Bryan Shaw to a minor league deal Tuesday. The team never formally announced it, but Shaw’s signing appears on their transaction log at MLB.com and the righty pitched in last night’s game for Triple-A Tacoma.
The Reds announced a series of roster cuts this morning, most notably including right-hander Bryan Shaw. Shaw, 37, signed a minor league deal with Cincinnati
The Reds have agreed to a minor league deal with free agent reliever Bryan Shaw, reports Robert Murray of FanSided. Shaw, a client of CAA, will reunite with former Cleveland skipper Terry Francona in Cincinnati and head to major league camp in spring training, where he’ll compete for a bullpen spot.
The Chicago White Sox are struggling to build any momentum or semblance of good, consistent baseball. Injuries to their 2-3-4 hitters, Yoan Moncada, Luis Robert Jr., and Eloy Jimenez, have only made matters worse.
Now entering his age-36 season, the White Sox can see what he still has left in the tank, and there’s no risk for the club on just a minor league deal.