The Boston Red Sox had themselves an eventful day on Friday, to say the least. The Red Sox welcomed the Tampa Bay Rays to town for a doubleheader to kick off the second half of the 2026 Major League Baseball season.
The Red Sox have re-signed right-hander Tommy Kahnle to a minor league deal, reports Chris Cotillo of MassLive. He has been assigned to Triple-A Worcester.
It sounds like the Boston Red Sox are keeping a veteran hurler in town after all. Boston recently cut ties with 12-year veteran reliever Tommy Kahnle after making eight appearances in the big leagues with the club.
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Right-hander Tommy Kahnle cleared waivers and was outrighted to Triple-A Worcester by the Red Sox on Friday, according to Kahnle’s MLB.com profile page. Kahnle now has the option of accepting the outright assignment or electing free agency.
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The Boston Red Sox announced a couple of roster decision prior to the series finale of their three-game series against the Washington Nationals. The team announced on Wednesday morning that they have designated right-handed pitcher Tommy Kahnle for assignment.
The Boston Red Sox are shaking up their bullpen ahead of Wednesday’s matinee against the Washington Nationals. Following Tuesday night’s game, MassLive’s Chris Cotillo reported that the Red Sox were designating right-handed reliever Tommy Kahnle for assignment.
The Red Sox are designating veteran reliever Tommy Kahnle for assignment, reports Chris Cotillo of MassLive. Cotillo was also first to report that Boston will recall lefty Alec Gamboa from Triple-A Worcester tomorrow.
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The Red Sox are planning to select the contract of veteran right-handed reliever Tommy Kahnle from Triple-A Worcester, reports Christopher Smith of MassLive.com.
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The Boston Red Sox are running out of time to make a roster decision with veteran reliever Tommy Kahnle. Kahnle had an opt-out in his minor league deal on Monday that he could use if not promoted to the big league roster.
The Boston Red Sox have a decision to make on Monday and it really shouldn't be that difficult. Veteran reliever Tommy Kahnle is currently down in Triple-A and has the chance to opt out of his deal with the organization on Monday if he is not promoted to the big leagues.
Who says you can't go home? Certainly not the New York Yankees, who should sign former reliever Tommy Kahnle if he hits the open market today. The 36-year-old signed a minor-league contract with the Boston Red Sox in March.
The Boston Red Sox have a decision to make in the bullpen and it really shouldn't be a difficult one. Tommy Kahnle is down in Triple-A right now and the club will have to decide whether they want to promote him up to the big league roster, or let him walk by Monday.
With a June 1 opt-out date looming, veteran reliever Tommy Kahnle is expected to look for a new team if he isn’t added to Boston’s roster, reports Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com.
The Boston Red Sox should make a change in the bullpen in the very near future. Boston has had a lot of success in the Rule 5 Draft over the last few years.
It certainly sounds like the Boston Red Sox are going to avoid a significant hit to the club's depth down in Triple-A. Boston signed 11-year big league veteran Tommy Kahnle shortly before the 2026 season to a minor league deal with an included upward mobility clause.
There's a chance that the Boston Red Sox are going to lose a veteran reliever from the organization in the coming days. When Boston signed veteran reliever Tommy Kahnle to a minor league deal shortly before the season, the club included an upward mobility clause in the deal.
May 1: Kahnle has triggered the assignment clause, reports Ari Alexander of 7 News Boston. The Sox will know by Sunday whether another team is willing to carry him on the MLB roster.
Veteran right-hander Tommy Kahnle, currently pitching with the Red Sox’ Triple-A affiliate, has an upward mobility clause in his deal that he can trigger tomorrow, writes Christopher Smith of MassLive.com.
The Boston Red Sox have a veteran reliever down in Triple-A just waiting for his opportunity to help this club out in the big leagues. That is 11-year big league veteran Tommy Kahnle.
The Boston Red Sox are adding a former division-rival pitcher to bolster the team’s bullpen. The Red Sox have agreed to sign former New York Yankees relief pitcher Tommy Kahnle to a minor-league deal, per the New York Post’s Jon Heyman.
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As the relief pitching market begins to heat up, one of the New York Yankees' go-to bullpen arms is attracting significant interest. On Saturday, New York Post columnist Jon Heyman reported that free-agent right-hander Tommy Kahnle is drawing attention from eight teams.
The New York Yankees could be starting the 2024 season without one of their key relievers. Yankees manager Aaron Boone revealed that Tommy Kahnle is "a little behind" in his build-up this spring.
New York Yankees relief pitcher Tommy Kahnle sounds unbothered by the actions of Los Angeles Angels two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani on Monday night.
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