The St. Louis Cardinals opened their offseason with a low-risk addition Monday, claiming right-handed pitcher Chase Hampton off waivers from the Washington Nationals.
The Cardinals announced Monday that they’ve claimed right-hander Chase Hampton off waivers from the Nationals. Their 40-man roster now has 39 players. Washington designated Hampton for assignment Saturday, just two weeks after claiming him off waivers from the Yankees.
The Rangers called up Logan O’Hoppe on September 26, one of several notable moves made on the day. Additionally, Jesús Sanchez was designated for assignment on the eve of the 2026 regular season’s final day.
Two weeks after taking a flyer on a former New York Yankees prospect, the Washington Nationals have already moved on. Right-hander Chase Hampton was designated
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The Washington Nationals designated right-hander Chase Hampton for assignment on Saturday, ending a stay in the organization that lasted barely two weeks and never produced a pitch in a Nationals uniform, via the MLB transaction log.
The Nationals announced that right-hander Chase Hampton has been designated for assignment, and right-hander Luis Perales was optioned to Triple-A Rochester. The two roster moves clear the way for Connelly Early’s activation from the 60-day injured list, and Early’s impending Nats debut was covered in greater detail yesterday.
Over the past few months & years, several ex-Yankees pitching prospects have landed with the Nationals. Add another one to that list, as Chase Hampton was claimed by the club on September 12.
Before Saturday's game, the Washington Nationals announced some major news. They revealed that right-handed pitcher Chase Hampton was claimed off waivers from the New York Yankees.
The Washington Nationals added a former top prospect to their organization this week, claiming 25-year-old right-hander Chase Hampton off waivers from the New York Yankees.
The Nationals announced that right-hander Chase Hampton has been claimed off the Yankees’ waiver wire, and optioned to Double-A. To create a 40-man roster spot, Washington moved right-hander Matt Waldron from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day IL, so Waldron’s 2026 season is officially over.
The New York Yankees designated right-hander Chase Hampton for assignment on Sept. 7, clearing a 40-man roster spot to activate Aaron Judge from the 60-day injured list, via the MLB transaction log.
The New York Yankees were not in action on Labor Day as they had a scheduled day off before kicking off their three-game series at home against the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday night.
The New York Yankees continued shaping their roster Thursday as team officials announced two transactions involving several pitchers currently in camp.
Chase Hampton had a roller coaster year in 2024. That season, he was the best pitching prospect in the New York Yankees organization, coming off a big 2023.
Ahead of the deadline to add players to their 40-man roster before they'd be available to be selected in this year's Rule 5 Draft, the New York Yankees protected three of their top prospects.
The New York Yankees pitchers have been hit hard by the injury bug early in spring training this year. Chase Hampton already underwent Tommy John surgery.
The New York Yankees suffered a setback to their pitching depth as highly anticipated prospect Chase Hampton underwent Tommy John surgery, according to New York Post beat writer Greg Joyce.
Yankees prospect Chase Hampton is dealing with a right flexor strain and a right ulnar collateral ligament issue in his pitching arm and had to be sent to New York for testing, manager Aaron Boone told reporters Wednesday.
The Yankees have no shortage of young arms in their system, but Chase Hampton is one name that could take a significant leap in 2025. The 23-year-old right-hander was on track for a big year in 2024 before injuries limited him to just 18.2 innings.
Chase Hampton was once the best prospect in the Yankees‘ organization, as entering last season he flashed an excellent fastball that he paired with strong secondary weapons including a new sweeper and cutter.
Every baseball fan loves a good underdog story, and the Yankees‘ farm system might just have a hidden gem in Chase Hampton. The 6-foot-2, right-handed pitcher hasn’t made many headlines after missing much of the 2024 season due to a UCL sprain, but the buzz around his potential is hard to ignore.
Chase Hampton was selected by the New York Yankees in the sixth round of the 2022 MLB Draft out of Texas Tech, and the right-hander had serious command issues that caused him to fall.
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Chase Hampton was born in Longview, Texas, on August 7, 2001. He played high school baseball at Kilgore High School in Kilgore, Texas. At Kilgore, he made 46 appearances, going 36-10 with a 1.94 ERA and 284 strikeouts in 162 innings.