Today’s Reflections Good morning. If you recall, I moved from Oklahoma a little over a year ago, leaving things like baseball-size hail and tornadoes behind.
For a very short amount of time, it was en vogue to note a so called Cubbie Occurrence. That Ryan Zeferjahn borderline pitch that ended up being ball four and not a game ending strike three was the kind of thing that we used to see spiral to one of those occurrences.
You know, based on the number of baserunners the Cubs had in this game — 13 hits and six walks, not to mention a hit batsman — they should have scored many, many more than six runs.
All year, the Cubs bullpen has been an impediment to winning, instead of being the pitchers who come into the game and nail down victories. Never was this as evident as it was during the Cubs’ 9-4 loss to the Brewers Tuesday night at Wrigley Field.
The Cubs were confident enough in Ryan Zeferjahn‘s ability to stabilize their bullpen that they parted with Moises Ballesteros and righty pitching prospect Mason McGwire to pry him loose from Anaheim.
It was bittersweet for fans Monday afternoon when the Cubs included Moisés Ballesteros in a deal with the Angels to acquire controlled reliever Ryan Zeferjahn.
The Cubs added two new acquisitions on Tuesday, with outfielder Tyrone Taylor and right-handed reliever Ryan Zeferjahn joining the active roster. We already covered how the former displaced Kevin Alcantara and will platoon in left with Ian Happ.
In terms of generating headlines, the Angels and Cubs trade centering on reliever Ryan Zeferjahn was not on the same scale as many other transactions made yesterday.
The Chicago Cubs acquired a pair of pitchers in separate deals Monday, landing right-handed reliever Ryan Zeferjahn from the Los Angeles Angels and left-handed starter Braxton Garrett from the Miami Marlins, multiple outlets reported.
CINCINNATI — It's no secret that the bullpen is a weak point for the Pittsburgh Pirates and that they'll make moves at the Aug. 3 trade deadline to help fix it.
Ryan Zeferjahn has revamped his pitch mix and quietly become a very good relief pitcher. He is also making near minimum wage and under club control through the 2030 season.
The Los Angeles Angels held on for a 4-3 win over the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday night, surviving a tense ninth inning behind reliever Ryan Zeferjahn.
The Los Angeles Angels recalled right-hander Chase Silseth from Triple-A Salt Lake and placed right-hander Ryan Zeferjahn on the 15-day injured list with right knee tendinitis.
Los Angeles Angels right-hander Ryan Zeferjahn was one of three players that were injured in the team's home opener. Zeferjahn exited the 8-6 loss to the Cleveland Guardians last Friday with hamstring tightness.
The first two weeks of the MLB season haven't been good for former Kansas Jayhawk Ryan Zeferjahn - they've been great . Zeferjahn cracked the Opening Day roster for the first time in his career with the Los Angeles Angels in March, locked down his first big league save on Tuesday and recorded his first MLB win on Sunday.
2025 has been good to former Kansas Jayhawk pitcher Ryan Zeferjahn. Zeferjahn cracked the Opening Day roster for the first time in his career with the Los Angeles Angels in March, and on Tuesday he recorded his first big league save.
The Toronto Blue Jays absolutely beat the wheels out of the Los Angeles Angels this season. Following a three-game sweep in Anaheim a couple of weeks ago, the Angels came to Toronto for a four-game weekend set and the Blue Jays again brought out the brooms.