#starting-pitching-depth

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Boston Red Sox
fromMLB Trade Rumors
1 week ago

Do The Brewers Have Another Move Up Their Sleeve?

The Brewers traded Caleb Durbin, creating a third-base vacancy while adding speedster David Hamilton and further bolstering an already deep starting-pitching pool without a natural third-base solution.
fromJays Journal
1 week ago

A Blue Jays reunion with future Hall of Fame pitcher now might be more in play than ever

Toronto Blue Jays were heading into the 2026 MLB season with massive starting pitching depth, until news broke on the first day of Spring Training that two of their pitchers won't be available for an extended period of time due to injuries. Shane Bieber is dealing with forearm fatigue and will miss the start of the regular season, while news for Bowden Francis was even worse, as he will miss the entire 2026 year due to an elbow injury that will require UCL reconstructive surgery.
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Major League Baseball
fromMLB Trade Rumors
1 week ago

Zack Wheeler Likely To Begin Season On Injured List

Zack Wheeler's recovery from thoracic outlet surgery makes his early-2026 availability uncertain, creating a major rotation question for the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Atlanta Braves
fromBattery Power
3 weeks ago

Braves add veteran starter Martin Perez on minor league deal, per report

Veteran left-hander Héctor Pérez projects as low-cost pitching depth with declining performance, homer susceptibility, injury risk, and limited upside beyond spot starts.
fromMarlin Maniac
1 month ago

Why Miami Marlins should cash in Edward Cabrera ticket and trade him ASAP

Are the Miami Marlins getting ready to move Edward Cabrera? In the immortal words of Adele, rumor has it. Or if you prefer getting your insights from a Magic 8-ball, signs point to yes. Anyway you slice it, the odds are really starting to look long that Cabrera is still a member of the Miami Marlins come Opening Day 2026.
Miami
fromBlueJaysNation
2 months ago

Hypothetical trade partners if Blue Jays decide to move Jose Berrios

On top of that roster crunch, Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins shared Berríos' disappointment on Monday when he was moved to the bullpen late last season and ultimately left off the franchise's post-season roster, which, essentially, is pretty much equal to pouring gas on a fire in this situation. But don't hide the fire extinguisher just yet. By no means do the Blue Jays have to trade Berríos this winter.
Toronto
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