The Nationals made some moves on the pitching staff today, with both right-hander Cole Henry and left-hander Ken Waldichuk landing on the 15-day injured list.
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The MLB Draft doesn’t get the same attention as the NFL Draft…or the NBA Draft…or even the NHL Draft. There’s the element of a stay in a farm system, the general lack of immediate impact for MLB draft picks, and the fact that it’s tougher for one MLB player to turn a franchise’s fortunes around.
Nationals left-hander Ken Waldichuk departed after hurting his arm while throwing a pitch in the seventh inning against the Brewers on Sunday.
The Washington Nationals have not been shy with their usage of the waiver wire this offseason. Paul Toboni and his front office have used this strategy
The Washington Nationals may be the perfect place for former A's left-hander Ken Waldichuk to land. The 28-year-old left hander was claimed by the Nationals off the waiver wire on Thursday morning, marking his fourth club since late December, when the Athletics designated him for assignment just before the holidays.
The Nationals have claimed left-hander Ken Waldichuk off waivers from the Rays, according to announcements from both clubs. Tampa had designated him for assignment a few days ago to make room for infielder Ben Williamson, acquired as part of the three-team trade headlined by Brendan Donovan.
Even the most successful regular-season teams in Major League Baseball have failed to win it all. Here's our list of 20 such clubs that fall into that category.
The Rays announced they’ve designated left-hander Ken Waldichuk for assignment. That’s the corresponding 40-man roster move for infielder Ben Williamson, acquired from Seattle in tonight’s three-team trade that sent All-Star utility player Brendan Donovan to the Mariners.
Just days after going from the Athletics to the Atlanta Braves on a waiver claim, former top prospect Ken Waldichuk is now headed from Atlanta to the Tampa Bay Rays in an actual trade.
The Atlanta Braves made the move to clear players out of the system. The team announced on Monday evening that they had traded left-hander Ken Waldichuk and infielder Brett Wisely to the Tampa Bay Rays.
The Rays have acquired left-hander Ken Waldichuk and infielder Brett Wisely from the Braves, according to announcements from both clubs. Atlanta receives cash considerations or a player to be named later in return.
Most of the news on January 8 revolved around the arbitration exchange deadline and who did and didn’t re-up with the team. However, there was additional action on the day.
The Atlanta Braves continued reshaping their roster Thursday, making a pair of calculated moves tied to pitching depth and 40-man flexibility. The Braves claimed a left-handed arm off waivers while opening a roster spot, signaling a low-risk approach to reinforcing organizational depth ahead of spring training.
The hope was that the A's could sneak him through waivers, but on Thursday the team announced that left-hander Ken Waldichuk had been claimed off waivers by the Atlanta Braves.
The Atlanta Braves are back to roster building in the new year. The team announced on Thursday that they claimed left-handed Ken Waldichuk off waivers from The Athletics.
The Braves have claimed left-hander Ken Waldichuk off the Athletics’ waiver wire, as announced by both teams. Infielder Vidal Brujan was designated for assignment to clear space on Atlanta’s 40-man roster.
Athletics left-hander Ken Waldichuk has been on the rehab path all season following Tommy John surgery last year, with an expected timeline for his return typically hovering around this point in the season.
While the Athletics haven't fared terribly well on a number of notable trades in recent seasons--mainly those of Matt Chapman, Matt Olson, and Sean Murphy--they've had some positive returns from the one they made with the New York Yankees in 2022.
Oakland Athletics left-hander Ken Waldichuk underwent surgery on his pitching elbow and will miss the remainder of the season, the team announced Thursday.
The Athletics announced Friday that left-hander Ken Waldichuk has quietly been going through a non-surgical rehab process after being diagnosed with a strained left flexor tendon and sprained ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow.
Coming off a 9-6 week in strikeout props, YB's Jack Dougherty is now on the hunt for his fourth straight winning week. Let's make this holiday that much sweeter with Jack's three favorite K props for Labor Day Monday.
We start this fresh August week with a look into the hits allowed market. These pitcher props have been some of the most reliable this season from a hit-rate perspective, and there's plenty of factors that bring these two across the finish line. YB's Griffin Carroll has the parlay.
With the lowest payroll in baseball and a farm system ranked toward the bottom of the MLB, it doesn't look like things will get better for the Athletics in the near future, though some players have at least done their part.
Last time we chatted some baseball we were fresh off sweeping our strikeout prop looks and our No Runs First Inning (NRFI) bets. It seems only right we return to both of those markets to find some winners this Wednesday.
Well, Dallas sure laid an egg. That was disappointing to watch. Speaking of viewing disappointments, we have just the recipe for tonight's Game 4 between Carolina and Florida.
Last night was not a fun night for MLB betting. In classic baseball fashion, we took an oh-fer, and not even hitting on the Kings or the 76ers in the second half was enough to take away from the sting. Tonight we are looking to get back into it with a mostly full slate of action to choose from.
When any team is hot, regardless of the sport, we abide by the saying -- don't stop till they're not. It's certainly cheesy, but more times than not it holds true. And with the Tampa Bay Rays a perfect 6-0 on the season, why shouldn't you continue to bet on them to win?
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