Showing posts with label Brandon Kintzler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brandon Kintzler. Show all posts

Saturday, January 25, 2020

Marlins Signed Brandon Kintzler To One-Year/$3M Deal

Right-handed reliever Brandon Kintzler has agreed to a one-year, $3 million deal with the Miami Marlins, according to a source familiar with the situation.

ESPN

Tuesday, September 17, 2019

Craig Kimbrel Keeps Progressing With Simulated Game

Craig Kimbrel was back on the mound at Wrigley Field on Tuesday afternoon, hunched over, peering in at his catcher with his right arm extended in his signature setup. In the batter's box was Cubs infielder Robel Garcia.

Chicago-N Official Site

Sunday, September 8, 2019

Christian Yelich Joins 40-30 Club, Stuns Cubs On Walk-Off

Christian Yelich made history on the basepaths before winning the game with the bat. Or as well-traveled teammate Gio Gonzalez put it, "It's the Christian Yelich show. Keep it coming."

Milwaukee Official Site

Wednesday, July 31, 2019

Will The Cardinals Make A Trade Before The Deadline? Of Course They Won't

I will be less disappointed this season if the St. Louis Cardinals don’t make a significant trade or two to bolster their roster for the final third of the season.

Cheap Seats

Wednesday, July 10, 2019

Cubs Likely Buyers With Division Still In Reach

The Cubs have been down this road before, heading into the second half having fallen short of expectations and putting the club's immediate direction under a microscope. It is the kind of thing that an extended period of winning after the All-Star break can solve.

Chicago-N Official Site

Thursday, June 27, 2019

Craig Kimbrel Lights Up Wrigley With First Cubs Save

The crowd inside Wrigley Field was on its feet and roaring when the bullpen door opened in the ninth inning on Thursday. Javier Baez had just jogged from the clubhouse back to the Cubs’ dugout because he did not want to miss the fans’ reaction.

Chicago-N Official Site

Thursday, May 23, 2019

Ian Kennedy, The Reliever, Is Interesting

When the Royals moved Ian Kennedy to the bullpen, it seemed to mark a rock-bottom moment for the right-hander’s value. Kennedy was owed a total of $33MM from 2019-20 after a two-year stretch in which he logged a 5.06 ERA and 5.17 FIP. He was being taken out of a rebuilding team’s rotation in favor of Homer Bailey, another veteran whose underperforming contract was being paid off by another team.

MLB Trade Rumors

Monday, March 4, 2019

Cole Hamels Works On Offspeed Pitches In Sim Game

Cole Hamels fired a cutter on Monday morning on Field 6 at the Cubs' complex, sending the pitch a little too far inside against Anthony Rizzo. The baseball struck Rizzo's right shoulder, and the big first baseman took a step forward, pretending to charge the mound.

Chicago-N Official Site

Sunday, February 17, 2019

Brandon Kintzler Eyes Return To Grounder-Heavy Attack

Brandon Kintzler believes his struggles in the second half with the Cubs last season were due to a classic case of information overload. After being traded to Chicago, the former closer felt he became too reliant on pitching to scouting reports rather than sticking with his strengths.

Chicago-N Official Site

Saturday, November 10, 2018

Monday, September 10, 2018

Wednesday, August 8, 2018

Greg Holland Is Here To Save The Nationals, I Guess

Last week, the Washington Nationals made some curious decisions regarding their bullpen. They traded Brandon Kintzler to the Cubs and designated Shawn Kelley for assignment. It seemed a sign of surrender for a team that was supposed to run away with their division.

Beyond The Boxscore

Sunday, August 5, 2018

Nationals In Discussions With Greg Holland

After sending out veteran relievers Brandon Kintzler and Shawn Kelley last week, the Washington Nationals are in discussions to sign recently released veteran Greg Holland, according to people familiar with the situation. Holland had signed a $14 million deal to close for the St. Louis Cardinals, who released him this past week after he pitched to a 7.92 ERA in 25 appearances and could not stay healthy. Holland cleared waivers, so the Nationals are free to negotiate a new deal with him and do not have to pick up the rest of his massive 2018 salary. No deal is complete as of Sunday afternoon.

Washington Post