Like clockwork, the Chicago Cubs are adding potential pitching contributions to the organization. This time, it's 32-year-old Spencer Turnbull signing a minor league deal.
The Chicago Cubs are in the market for multiple starters at this year's MLB trade deadline. With the offense being so incredible, the Cubs' starting rotation is the only thing left to upgrade.
The Chicago Cubs are adding a veteran pitcher to their roster ahead of their three-game series against the Boston Red Sox this weekend at Wrigley Field.
The Philadelphia Phillies are expected to be active ahead of the upcoming trade deadline as they attempt to position themselves to truly compete for a World Series championship.
The Cubs are in agreement on a deal with right-hander Spencer Turnbull, reports Jon Heyman of the New York Post. He was released by the Blue Jays late last month.
Former Alabama pitcher Spencer Turnbull has been removed from the Toronto Blue Jays' 40-man roster. On Wednesday, the club designated him for assignment to accommodate future Hall of Famer Max Scherzer's return from the 60-day injured list.
Every now and then, the Jays surprise me. Max Scherzer has been officially activated from the IL. That's not the surprise. To make room, Spencer Turnbull was DFAed.
Things just haven’t come together for Spencer Turnbull. When the Toronto Blue Jays signed Turnbull to a one-year deal in early May, they hoped he’d eventually help fill Max Scherzer’s vacated rotation spot, which now belongs to Eric Lauer — for now, at least.
White Sox 7 Blue Jays 0 Well, the good part was that this one was over early, and we didn’t have to get invested in it. Spencer Turnbull had nothing. He gave up a solo homer in the first.
The Toronto Blue Jays have named right-hander Spencer Turnbull as their starting pitcher for Friday's series opener against the Chicago White Sox. Turnbull, 32, will make his first start with the Blue Jays after two relief appearances since being recalled from Triple-A Buffalo on June 8.
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Max Scherzer appears to be on track to return from his thumb injury before the end of the month. In the meantime, Blue Jays manager John Schneider must cobble together a rotation.
After their loss to the Minnesota Twins on Sunday, the Toronto Blue Jays' four-game winning streak came to an end. However, despite the loss, Toronto has had a lot of success recently.
After Sunday’s game, the Toronto Blue Jays made a change to their 26-man roster. On Sunday evening, the team announced that they’ve recalled Spencer Turnbull from the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, optioning Paxton Schultz to make room.
Veteran right-hander Spencer Turnbull made his organizational debut with the Toronto Blue Jays on Thursday, tossing four innings of one-run ball in his first start at single-A Dunedin.
On May 5, the Blue Jays officially signed ex-Phillie Spencer Turnbull. The move gives Toronto options as the season goes on, especially given the Blue Jays’ pitching woes in the back of their rotation.
Early Saturday morning, the Toronto Blue Jays took steps to address their dire need for more starting pitching depth by signing both Spencer Turnbull and José Ureña to MLB deals.
Spencer Turnbull hasn't pitched against MLB hitters since June of 2021, but that all changed for Turnbull down in Lakeland, Florida on Thursday as he participated in his first spring training back with the team.
Because of the timetable for recovering from this procedure, Turnbull will certainly miss the rest of this season and will likely be out through at least the bulk of next summer.