The Texas Rangers are getting massive contributions from their pitching staff, and they have been much needed. The Rangers currently sit at 9-7, and they previously held a record of 9-4 before getting swept at the hands of the Seattle Mariners.
The Texas Rangers have added left-handed relief pitcher Hoby Milner to their bullpen for the 2025 season. This marks the Rangers’ second signing of a reliever this offseason, including right-handed pitcher Jacob Webb, who was signed during the Winter Meetings.
The Rangers officially announced their signing of left-hander Hoby Milner on Friday, which was reported earlier this week. Right-hander Owen White has been designated for assignment as the corresponding move.
The Texas Rangers added another block to their bullpen rebuild. And they didn't have to go far. The Rangers signed left-handed reliever Hoby Milner to a one-year minor league deal, according to multiple reports, including MLB.com's Mark Feinsand, who first reported the move on Thursday.
Now-former Milwaukee Brewers reliever Hoby Milner signed a one-year deal with the Texas Rangers on Thursday. Mark Feinsand of MLB.com had the deal, but no financial terms have been reported as of this posting.
Free agency has slowed down across Major League Baseball but one former Milwaukee Brewers hurler did find a new home on Thursday. Former Brewers left-handed hurler Hoby Milner was non-tendered by the Brewers earlier in the offseason after spending the last four seasons in Milwaukee.
After pulling off two of the most aggressive moves of the offseason by acquiring Kyle Tucker and shipping Cody Bellinger out of town, the Chicago Cubs don't seem content with what they've accomplished.
The 2024 season could not have gone any worse for the Texas Rangers; their offense fell off considerably and their pitching wasn’t able to compensate for this steep dip in hitting production.
The Rangers are signing lefty reliever Hoby Milner to a one-year contract, reports Mark Feinsand of MLB.com. Financial terms have not been reported. Milner is an MVP Sports Group client.
The Chicago Cubs have already made marked improvement to their pitching staff this winter. By trading for Eli Morgan in the early part of the offseason and then adding previous first-round pick Phil Bickford, they have added much needed arms to a unit that has struggled the past two years.
When the Milwaukee Brewers non-tendered long-time reliever Hoby Milner last month, it didn’t take a genius to connect those dots and suggest the Chicago Cubs would reach out.
Hoby Milner is the lone Brewers player to be non-tendered, and Eric Haase signed a one-year deal to avoid arbitration. The deadline to tender contracts to all arbitration-eligible players came today at 7 p.m.
When the Brewers activated Hoby Milner from the injured list and optioned Bryan Hudson to Triple-A during the first week of September, the move served multiple functions.
Bryan Hudson’s option to Nashville to make room for Hoby Milner was as much to give Milner a chance to push a postseason case as it was to recuperate Hudson’s arm.
Bryan Hudson was optioned, Bryse Wilson heads to the IL to round out busy day for pitching staff The Brewers will have a slightly different bullpen entering
He landed on the IL with a left knee sprain just four starts into his season, and setbacks have kept him on the shelf ever since. As he rejoins the Brewers rotation, he will look to improve upon his 7.71 ERA and 5.49 SIERA over 16.1 innings this year.
With the bullpen faltering of late and crying out for someone who can lock down the eighth and ninth innings, the Brewers may need an arm that works in high leverage.
Hoby Milner has allowed 13 runs in his last 11 ⅔ innings of work, inflating his season ERA to 4.81. Opponents have scored in eight of his 12 appearances during that stretch.
The Milwaukee Brewers have agreed to terms for 2024 with left-handed reliever Hoby Milner, avoiding arbitration. Per Robert Murray of Fansided: Source: Hoby Milner, Brewers settle at $2.05 million, avoiding arbitration.