Spencer Schwellenbach may not be a household name yet, but the numbers he’s putting up demand attention. After Thursday night’s six-inning gem against the Phillies, the 24-year-old Braves righty now owns a 0.45 ERA through his first three starts of the season — allowing just one earned run over 20 innings.
Longtime major leaguer Johnny Cueto is not just pitching in the Dominican Winter League (LIDOM), he's dominating. According to Sarah Langs of MLB.com, Cueto has allowed just four runs in 30 innings this winter for Escogido.
File this one under "things you didn't expect to see today:" Longtime major league legend Johnny Cueto wearing No. 100 while pitching in the Dominican Winter League.
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The Milwaukee Brewers could attempt to fortify their roster for the postseason by bringing in a veteran pitcher and former World Series champion. The Brewers
The 2023-2024 seasons have been tough for the former All-Star.
The Angels lost to the Seattle Mariners, 9-5, as pitcher Sam Aldegheri made history as the first pitcher born and raised in Italy to start a major league game.
Johnny Cueto’s Los Angeles Angels tenure was extremely brief.
The Los Angeles Angels designated veteran pitcher Johnny Cueto for assignment and put reliever Carson Fulmer on the 15-day injured list on Friday, clearing roster spots for pitching prospects Caden Dana and Samuel Aldegheri.
The Los Angeles Angels have designated veteran starter Johnny Cueto for assignment.
After a slow start, the Detroit Tigers pounced on Johnny Cueto in the middle innings on Tuesday night to cash our Look of the Day and extend our hot streak to 6-1 in our last seven picks. Let's keep it rolling!
The Angels got a badly needed day off Monday after suffering a four-game sweep in Toronto. Tuesday, they're back at it in Detroit to take on the Tigers.
Ryan Pepiot fought through a rough start to record 18 outs and cash our first Look of the Day this week, bringing our hot streak to 5-1 in our last six picks.
Johnny Cueto will make his second major league start of the season when the Los Angeles Angels begin a three-game series in Detroit on Tuesday night. The 38-year-old right-hander had been relegated to the Triple-A ranks until the Angels called him up last week.
The Angels were swept out of Toronto in their four-game series, " target="_blank">losing Sunday's finale to the Blue Jays 8-2. Here are all the headlines you might have missed Sunday: Johnny Cueto shared his challenging experiences during his stint in the minor leagues.
Johnny Cueto — known for his time with the Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Royals and San Francisco Giants as a workhorse starter — has been in and out of the league for several seasons now.
Johnny Cueto — known for his time with the Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Royals and San Francisco Giants as a workhorse starter — has been in and out of the league for several seasons now.
The Los Angeles Angels made a significant move recently when they announced they'd call up former All-Star pitcher Johnny Cueto from the minor leagues. Cueto signed a minor league contract with the Angels a month ago, and on Wednesday, he got his first shot at the big leagues this season.
The Angels have called up starting pitcher Johnny Cueto from Triple-A Salt Lake to make his first start of the season on Wednesday against the Kansas City Royals.
Johnny Cueto had a strong debut for the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday against the Kansas City Royals in a 3-0 loss. Called up to temporarily fill the starting rotation void created when José Soriano went on the injured list with arm fatigue, the former World Series champion with the Royal was tagged for the loss but limited the damage.
The Los Angeles Angels have selected the contract of right-handed pitcher Johnny Cueto, the club announced Wednesday afternoon. Cueto, 38, began the season on a minor league deal with the Texas Rangers.
Johnny Cueto is en route to New York and the Los Angeles Angels happen to be playing the New York Yankees in a three-game series beginning Tuesday. It's unclear whether he is going to pitch or not, as the club has not confirmed anything.
Johnny Cueto is back on the West Coast signing a minor league deal with the Los Angeles Angels, as reported by Jon Heyman of the New York Post. Cueto was most recently on a similar deal with the Texas Rangers and opted out on July 2 after spending two months with Triple-A Round Rock.
As the 2024 season continues to fly by, teams around the league are evaluating their rosters and identifying areas that need reinforcement for a playoff push. One name that has surfaced as a potential signing target is veteran right-hander Johnny Cueto.
Another interesting option is hitting the market for the month of July.
The 38-year-old is looking for a rebound from last year’s rough showing in Miami, when he pitched in 13 games (10 starts) for the Marlins and posted an unsightly 6.02 ERA.
He was apparently drawn to the Rangers because he views the defending World Series champions as a contender, and because of his relationship with the team’s manager, Bruce Bochy.
The jig may not be up yet for a former MLB ace. Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported this week that the veteran right-hander still hopes to continue pitching, despite remaining unsigned into the start of the new season.
2023 was supposed to be the year the Royals stepped forward in a seemingly weak division, but outside of shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. there is room for improvement across the entire roster.
On Thursday, newly signed Miami Marlins starting pitcher Johnny Cueto set a new, extremely high bar for introductory press conferences.
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