Across a 162-game season, Major League Baseball teams are almost always forced to shuffle their bullpens, as injuries can strike at any moment, and relievers
The Toronto Blue Jays season officially came to an end this weekend. They closed out an otherwise disappointing year on a high note with a win against the Cincinnati Reds.
Jays 2 Rangers 6 So another ‘must win’ loss. The ‘good’ news is that there won’t be more must win games this year. José Soriano didn’t have a good day, though his defense didn’t help him out.
Another MLB season is in the books. The pending lockout is hanging over the heads of players and ownership, but there could be a mad rush of moves prior to December.
The Mariners' acquisition of Taylor Ward hasn’t exactly been what they’ve expected. Instead of giving their lineup an immediate lift, they’ve received anything but. Ward has played eight games since joining Seattle and produced five hits in 29 at-bats.
The New York Yankees, already boasting one of the stronger bullpens in Major League Baseball this season, briefly explored the idea of adding another experienced arm to their mix.
Paul Sewald quickly found a new home. Days after he was designated for assignment by the Diamondbacks, the Blue Jays claimed the veteran reliever off waivers.
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Paul Sewald received the full experience of how quickly a closer can lose their job and become a roster casualty. The Arizona Diamondbacks DFA’d Sewald on Aug 10.
It’s a wonderful Tuesday so far and surely nothing terrible will befall us. Then again, the Seattle Mariners do play a baseball game today. Oh well, links!
The Arizona Diamondbacks made the decision to DFA Paul Sewald hours before Monday’s contest against the Colorado Rockies. It was a move that cleared up roster space for right-handed pitcher Zack Littell, as the 10-year veteran has largely struggled this year.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are designating veteran right-handed reliever Paul Sewald for assignment after his recent funk, multiple outlets reported Monday afternoon.
The Diamondbacks are moving to a closer by committee approach for the time being, manager Torey Lovullo told reporters (link via Alex Weiner of Arizona Sports). Paul Sewald, who has all but four of the team’s 28 saves, will move to lower-leverage spots.
PITTSBURGH — The Arizona Diamondbacks’ 8-7 extra-inning win over the Pittsburgh Pirates Tuesday night was a nail-biter. More importantly, it continued to raise one question: Is Paul Sewald still the right person to close games?
PHOENIX — The closing pitcher role has been one of the most debated roles for the Arizona Diamondbacks, and after Tuesday’s matchup against the Athletics, those conversations are only intensifying.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have certainly been getting their money's worth of the $1.5 million deal they gave right-handed closer Paul Sewald this offseason.
Paul Sewald had put together a stretch of nine saves without blowing a lead or surrendering a save-situation run — including a 1-0 save two games ago. Unfortunately for the Arizona Diamondbacks, that came to an end Wednesday against the Texas Rangers.
After a year away from the Arizona Diamondbacks, returning closer Paul Sewald has re-launched his charity efforts in the Phoenix area. Sewald's Strikeouts 4 Kids, in partnership with the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation and Child Crisis Arizona, will make its return to the valley.
The Arizona Diamondbacks signed veteran right-hander Paul Sewald to a one-year, $1.5 million deal on Saturday. Sewald, who turns 36 in May, was part of the Diamondbacks' 2023 squad that lost to the Texas Rangers in the World Series.
The Guardians placed right-hander Paul Sewald on the 15-day injured list due to a right shoulder strain, reports Tim Stebbins of MLB.com. The move is retroactive to July 12, and a corresponding transaction has not yet been announced by the club.