The Rangers released veteran reliever Ryan Brasier from their Triple-A affiliate, per the transaction log at MiLB.com. Brasier had been pitching well and was cut loose on June 1, which suggests there may have been an opt-out date in his contract with Texas.
Depth matters in baseball. It especially matters in the minors, where Major League teams get their depth when it comes to injuries and lack of performance.
The Rangers have re-signed right-hander Ryan Brasier, according to the transactions tracker on Brasier’s MLB.com profile page. Brasier had previously signed with Rangers back in February but was released just prior to Opening Day.
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The Rangers announced that right-hander Ryan Brasier has been released from his minor league contract. As an Article XX(B) free agent, Brasier could use the first of three opt-out dates if Texas didn’t add him to its 40-man roster this weekend, and the Rangers have apparently chosen to let Brasier explore his options elsewhere.
The Chicago Cubs are hopeful that they can have a much healthier pitching staff in 2026 than they did in 2025. This is true for both their starting rotation and bullpen.
The Texas Rangers finalized a minor-league agreement with veteran right-handed reliever Ryan Brasier, MassLive.com’s Chris Cotillo reported Friday. The deal includes a non-roster invitation to Major League spring training, according to the Dallas Morning News’ Evan Grant, allowing Brasier to compete for a spot on the Opening Day roster.
The Chicago Cubs have seen a piece of their bullpen from the 2025 season depart for a new team. As first reported by Chris Cotillo of MassLive, veteran right-hander Ryan Brasier is signing with the Texas Rangers on a minor league deal which contains an invite to spring training, where he will compete for a spot on the big league roster.
The Rangers are finalizing a deal with right-hander Ryan Brasier, reports Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com. It’d be a homecoming for the ALIGND Sports client, who was born in Wichita Falls, Texas and attended college in Weatherford, just 40 miles west of Arlington.
This comes after a tough 6-1 loss to the Red Sox on Sunday, where the bats went quiet and the bullpen was forced to eat innings after Jameson Taillon left early.
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Frustrations are, well, brewing for Chicago Cubs fans as they watched the Milwaukee Brewers pull within 1.5 games of first place in the NL Central on Sunday.
The Chicago Cubs have announced that reliever Ryan Brasier is returning from the injured list after missing two months. The news was announced before
If the Chicago Cubs want to win a World Series, it helps to have players that have done it before. Enter Ryan Brasier. After the Los Angeles Dodgers designated him for assignment in January, they traded him to the Chicago Cubs for a player to be named later or cash.
The Los Angeles Dodgers hosting the Chicago Cubs for a three-game series this weekend marked Ryan Brasier’s first time at Dodger Stadium since being traded in February.
The 2025 MLB season is shaping up to be an unusual one. Two clubs, the Tampa Bay Rays and the Athletics, are spending the entire season playing their home games in minor league ballparks.
The Chicago Cubs are already recalling middle-reliever Eli Morgan, with setup man Ryan Brasier set to start the season on the injured list with a groin strain. Morgan was optioned to Triple-A Iowa last Thursday after tossing a scoreless outing against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the Tokyo series.
The Los Angeles Dodgers traded Ryan Brasier to the Chicago Cubs in order to make room for the newly-signed Kirby Yates. When the Dodgers initially designated Brasier for assignment, it came as a shock given the defending champions had trusted him to open Game 4 of the NLDS against the San Diego Padres just four months prior.
The Los Angeles Dodgers made an influx of bullpen moves this offseason, leading to Ryan Brasier being designated for assignment and later traded to the Chicago Cubs for cash considerations and a potential player to be named later. He was a reliable bullpen piece with Los Angeles and a key piece in their dominant bullpen this past postseason.
As the Los Angeles Dodgers continued building a superteam, Ryan Brasier became expendable. Boxed in by a lack of flexibility in their reliever group, they designated Brasier for assignment last Thursday.
The Chicago Cubs, through patience and timing, have capitalized on the Los Angeles Dodgers greed as they acquired reliever Ryan Brasier via trade. He has been excellent over the past two seasons, evidenced by a 1.89 ERA, and should be a high leverage relief option for manager Craig Counsell.
After an offseason of additions, the Los Angeles Dodgers subtracted a player on Tuesday, dealing right-handed reliever Ryan Brasier to the Chicago Cubs.
The Chicago Cubs on Tuesday added another veteran piece to the team’s pitching staff.
The Los Angeles Dodgers transferred Ryan Brasier to the 60-day injured list as the corresponding move for a minor trade they made on Thursday for some pitching depth.
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Ryan Brasier was placed on the 15-day injured list with a right calf strain, retroactive to April 28. After he addressed his injury with reporters, it sounded as if the veteran reliever will be out longer than anticipated.
He has gotten out to a bit of a slow start. He has allowed six runs over 11 2/3 innings, largely thanks to a trio of home runs.
The Los Angeles Dodgers signed Ryan Brasier in early June after he was released by the Boston Red Sox. The veteran reliever found a home with his new team, becoming a staple piece at the backend of their bullpen.
Ryan Brasier joined the Los Angeles Dodgers in early June after being released by the Boston Red Sox. He quickly became one of the club’s most trusted right-handed relievers, finding new life in his presence in late-game situations.
Relief pitchers are unpredictable. Every appearance, and indeed, even a full season of work, is a small sample size. Moreover, the role of the reliever in modern-day baseball is constantly changing.
Toronto rode a high-powered offense and a consistently reliable starting rotation (four players made 30+ starts) to a wild-card spot but the organization will have questions to address this offseason.
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