For several reasons, Spencer Arrighetti’s 2026 season was a failure, and the complicated part for the Toronto Blue Jays is that he could not even sustain himself as a starter.
With six games to go, the Toronto Blue Jays are shuffling their pitching staff. On Monday, before the series opener against the Baltimore Orioles, the
The Toronto Blue Jays have made a flurry of roster moves ahead of Monday's series against the Baltimore Orioles.
ARLINGTON, Texas — The Toronto Blue Jays will throw a bullpen day built around right-hander Spencer Arrighetti against the Texas Rangers in Sunday’s series finale at Globe Life Field, Arden Zwelling of Sportsnet reported Saturday.
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Since joining the team, Arrighetti has gone 0-4 with an inflated 8.04 ERA across four appearances and two starts.
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While he's only had three starts since joining the Toronto Blue Jays, Spencer Arrighetti has been unable to replicate his former dominance.
Spencer Arrighetti did not arrive at the Toronto Blue Jays in the best moment of his season. After returning from the injured list and putting together an encouraging start between April and May, his story began to take a negative turn.
Spencer Arrighetti’s first start as a Toronto Blue Jay got off on the wrong foot and never got fully back on track. Royals’ leadoff hitter Carter Jensen demolished the second pitch of the ballgame into the second deck in right field, and before the end of the second inning, Kansas City had scored four runs, and Arrighetti had thrown 50 pitches.
Before Friday night’s series opener against the New York Yankees, the Toronto Blue Jays made a flurry of roster moves. The Blue Jays activated Spencer Arrighetti off the 15-day injured list, and he is set to be active for tonight’s contest.
Recently acquired Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Spencer Arrighetti has yet to make his debut with the team following setbacks in his recovery from a foot injury.
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The Toronto Blue Jays were one of the more active teams at the MLB Trade Deadline, as they were both buyers and sellers. One of the trades that was finalized right at the buzzer was trading center fielder Daulton Varsho to the Houston Astros for starting pitcher Spencer Arrighetti.
On Tuesday, before the Toronto Blue Jays’ series opener against the Tampa Bay Rays, manager John Schneider provided an update on the health status of a few players currently on the injured list. Per Sportsnet’s Arden Zwelling, Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
The Toronto Blue Jays could soon be receiving some rotation help. On Sunday, Blue Jays right-hander Spencer Arrighetti made his second rehab start in
The Toronto Blue Jays now have an official diagnosis for right-hander Spencer Arrighetti’s right foot injury. Arrighetti, who first landed on the 15-day injured list with right foot irritation on July 25, was sent for an MRI last week after departing Thursday’s Triple-A rehab start with one out in the third inning.
The cursed season keeps getting worse. Before Monday’s trade deadline, the Toronto Blue Jays sent Daulton Varsho to the Houston Astros for starting pitcher Spencer Arrighetti.
The Toronto Blue Jays have traded their 2024 Gold Glove outfielder Daulton Varsho to the Houston Astros for right-handed starting pitcher Spencer Arrighetti.
Houston Astros right-hander Tatsuya Imai will be available out of the bullpen during the club's crucial weekend series against the Texas Rangers.
Astros right-hander Spencer Arrighetti is heading to the injured list with right foot nerve irritation, the team announced. Reliever Bryan King is heading back to the big-league squad to take his spot.
In the thick of the American League West and AL wild-card races, the Houston Astros placed right-handed starter Spencer Arrighetti on the 15-day injured list Saturday with nerve irritation in his foot.
Not too long ago, Spencer Arrighetti looked like the savior of the Houston Astros' starting rotation. Through May, Arrighetti owned a 7-1 record with a 1.34 ERA across eight starts.
The Houston Astros have already secured their first winning series at Kansas City since 2022. Considering how well they've fared with Spencer Arrighetti on the mound, a sweep could be next.
While the majority of the Houston Astros' starting rotation flounders, Spencer Arrighetti is thriving. Thanks to a spectacular May that saw him allow just three earned runs over the course of 29 innings, Arrighetti was named the American League Pitcher of the Month.
The Houston Astros have finished first or second in the AL West each year since 2016. A team that has built a sustainable winner from the ground up and won two World Series is not all too familiar with its current spot near the bottom with the Angels.
Spencer Arrighetti can only pitch every fifth game. But for a beleaguered Houston Astros rotation, that every fifth game is like music. Arrighetti took the ball on Friday in Chicago when the Astros faced the Cubs.
The Houston Astros needed a strong start to salvage at least one game in their three-game series against the New York Yankees and they got exactly that from their starter, Spencer Arrighetti.
He has spent most of the season on the IL after breaking his thumb on a fluke injury.
Arrighetti addressed the incident that landed him on the injured list.
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