The Tampa Bay Rays finally received clarity on veteran right-hander Kyle Gibson, as the 37-year-old opened up about his decision to retire after a long and healthy 13-year MLB career.
Veteran right-hander Kyle Gibson announced Thursday that he’s retiring from baseball, officially ending a 13-year run in the majors. Gibson, 37, revealed the news on the Serving It Up podcast, just weeks after opting out of a minor league deal with the Rays.
One former St. Louis Cardinals fan-favorite is calling it a career. Former Cardinals starter Kyle Gibson spent the 2024 season with St. Louis and was good.
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The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
After parts of 13 seasons in the big leagues, Kyle Gibson is retiring. The longtime MLB starter announced the news on the "Serving It Up" show Thursday afternoon.
The 2026 season hasn't gone as planned for many MLB players. These 30 players stand out as the biggest disappointments for their respective teams.
One former member of the St. Louis Cardinals is looking for a new opportunity. Former Cardinals starter Kyle Gibson spent some time with the Baltimore Orioles this season, but struggled and the club moved on from him.
He hasn’t allowed a run in any of his last three starts, all of which were in the 4-5 inning range.
The Baltimore Orioles had some high hopes that veteran starting pitcher Kyle Gibson would be able to help out their rotation this season. Signed to a one-year, $5.5 million deal near the end of spring training, he didn’t make his regular season debut with the team until April 29 against the New York Yankees.
It seems the Rays are willing to overlook his 16.78 ERA in 2025 to focus more on his career track record.
The Baltimore Orioles' starting pitching situation this season has been a disaster. Veterans Charlie Morton and Kyle Gibson, both signed ahead of the campaign, provided the team with no positive production.
The St. Louis Cardinals shocked a good bit of people when they opted to let veteran starting pitcher Kyle Gibson walk in free agency. At the time, this seemed like a bit of a bold decision, but it's aged like fine wine.
A day after the Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde, Baltimore made more changes Sunday, including the release of pitcher Kyle Gibson. The right-hander signed a one-year, $5.25 million contract in March, a return to Baltimore after a successful 2024 in St.
Things could not be going more poorly on the pitching front for the Baltimore Orioles. Entering the season knowing they would have a worse unit than the one they fielded during the early portion of the 2024 campaign, the group that was thrown together by general manager Mike Elias has performed even worse than anticipated.
The Orioles list Kyle Gibson as the probable starter for Tuesday's game against the Yankees.
One former St. Louis Cardinals fan-favorite has found a new home. The Cardinals turned down Kyle Gibson’s club option for the 2025 Major League Baseball season after he spent the 2024 season with the club.
The Baltimore Orioles are signing Kyle Gibson to a one-year contract, agreeing to terms with the veteran right-handed starting pitcher on Friday. This will be the veteran's second stint in Baltimore.
The Baltimore Orioles desperately needed to find another pitcher for the starting rotation.
The 37-year-old stands as the top unsigned starting pitcher.
Players report to spring training in just over five weeks, but there are still multiple free agents without a new contract tying them to a team for 2025.
If the Milwaukee Brewers want to make any more additions this offseason, they should look to the starting rotation. Milwaukee has the tools to compete for another National League Central title in 2024 but it wouldn't hurt to add some more depth.
There are a handful of St. Louis Cardinals veterans hitting free agency this winter. St. Louis recently cut ties with veteran hurlers Lance Lynn and Kyle Gibson by turning down the duo's club options for the 2025 season.
There are a handful of St. Louis Cardinals veterans hitting free agency this winter. St. Louis recently cut ties with veteran hurlers Lance Lynn and Kyle Gibson by turning down the duo's club options for the 2025 season.
We were unable to cash a home run bet on Monday, putting an end to our three-day winning streak. Let's start another one with our three favorite home run bets for Tuesday's MLB slate.
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In his three starts this spring, the righty is 0-2 with a 10.80 ERA.
Two team have already made big moves on the pitching front, while two more are reportedly working the phones to add to their own rotations.
The Cardinals and right-hander Kyle Gibson are in agreement on a deal, reports Bob Nightengale of USA Today. It’s one year plus a 2025 option, per Nightengale, with Jesse Rogers of ESPN adding that Gibson will make $12M.
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