Last year, the Philadelphia Phillies' bullpen was solid, ranking third in MLB in strikeout rate (9.7 K/9), 10th in FIP (3.83) and 14th in ERA (3.94). This year, however, the Phillies' bullpen has been a disaster.
The Toronto Blue Jays’ front office overhauled quite a few areas of the roster this past winter, ranging from adding power bat Anthony Santander to veteran starter Max Scherzer.
The Braves rotation and lineup should improve with Spencer Strider and Ronald Acuna Jr. returning, but there’s no superstar reliever returning from injury to improve the bullpen.
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Toronto Blue Jays closer Jeff Hoffman had a pointed message for the Baltimore Orioles after closing them out on Sunday. Hoffman pitched two scoreless innings while striking out four in Sunday’s extra innings win over Baltimore at Camden Yards in Baltimore, Md.
The Baltimore Orioles made a lot of mistakes last winter, but one of their biggest regrets has to be missing out on Jeff Hoffman. Hoffman looked like he was headed to the Orioles after agreeing to a three-year, $40 million deal with them in January.
BALTIMORE- What happened? Entering Sunday’s game, the Orioles’ bullpen had a 3.20 ERA, and was coming off its first save of the season. With Félix Bautista,
Jeff Hoffman blanked the Baltimore Orioles in the ninth and 10th innings to help the visiting Toronto Blue Jays finish off their 7-6 comeback victory Sunday and earn a split of the rain-shortened two-game series.
The Blue Jays finished last in the AL East last season, marking the first time in the decade Toronto failed to finish above .500. With a pivotal 2025 ahead, the Blue Jays were relatively active this winter.
With just over two and a half weeks until Opening Day on March 27th, the Toronto Blue Jays continue to filter out the big league side of camp and narrow down the roster.
Last year, the Toronto Blue Jays fell short in just about every way they could. They were doomed from the start, having put together a dreadful 2023-2024 offseason that was highlighted by them missing out on Shohei Ohtani and multiple other big-name free agents.
On Thursday afternoon, Toronto Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins spoke to the media. The most pressing issue regarding the Blue Jays is superstar first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s contract extension.
It became clear the Philadelphia Phillies weren't going to bring back Jeff Hoffman or Carlos Estevez. With both players hitting the open market after two straight seasons of delivering elite results out of the bullpen, the front office knew it would be tough to retain both of them based on the amount of money they were projected to receive.
The Baltimore Orioles almost made a splash free agency signing. When deals are agreed upon by a player and a team, it virtually feels like a formality something gets finalized, but until things are made official, there is aways a chance either party walks away.
The biggest recent Braves news has been the interest and subsequent failed physical of Jeff Hoffman. Mark Bowman reported that the two sides had a deal in place, but a flagged physical led to Hoffman eventually signing with the Blue Jays.
The Toronto Blue Jays introduced their newest addition to the media, with Jeff Hoffman fielding questions from Toronto’s beat journalists via a Zoom call earlier today.
Yesterday, Mark Bowman dropped one of the most intriguing nuggets of a Braves offseason that’s been incredibly mundane. The MLB.com pundit reported that the Braves had a deal in place for Jeff Hoffman, but it fell through after a failed physical.
Last Friday, the Toronto Blue Jays signed reliever Jeff Hoffman to a three-year deal, the splashiest free agent signing for the club this winter. However,
A rotation addition seems to be on the to-do list for Atlanta again this winter.
Adding him to the back end of the bullpen would have bolstered a unit that could be without some huge pieces from 2024.
Much to the delight of the fan base, the Blue Jays finally made a significant move on Friday when they signed Jeff Hoffman to a three-year pact worth $33 million.
The Toronto Blue Jays signed All-Star right-hander Jeff Hoffman to a reported three-year, $33 million deal on Friday. The Blue Jays announced the deal with the reliever who was a first-round draft pick (ninth overall) by the team in 2014.
The Toronto Blue Jays have continued to add to their struggling bullpen with the addition of 2024 All-Star reliever Jeff Hoffman. The contract is for three seasons at a total of $33M, making it the highest free agent reliever deal in Blue Jays history.
Jeff Hoffman signed a three-year, $33M contract with the Blue Jays on Friday. The righty nearly landed with a division rival.
The Blue Jays made a significant bullpen upgrade on Friday evening, announcing a three-year deal with Jeff Hoffman that guarantees $33M.
With reports indicating that the Boston Red Sox are interested in former Philadelphia Phillies reliever Jeff Hoffman, another American League East team
The Philadelphia Phillies would like to figure out a way to bring back star relief pitcher Jeff Hoffman in free agency this offseason, however, they are going to face competition for him.
The Philadelphia Phillies struck gold when they signed Jeff Hoffman to a minor league contract in 2023. Over the past two seasons, Hoffman pitched 118.2 innings for the Phillies, striking out 158 batters and giving up just 30 earned runs.
Jeff Hoffman’s breakout as an elite reliever in the Phillies’ bullpen over the past two seasons played a huge role in the team’s success, but now that he’s a free agent, he may sign in a completely different role.
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