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Wed Mar 612:49Tommy Kahnle Likely To Open On Injured List
New York Yankees right-handed reliever Tommy Kahnle (shoulder) felt no pain in his right shoulder during a bullpen session in camp on Wednesday, but he acknowledged he's behind the other relievers and isn't likely to be included on the Opening Day roster. Kahnle's shoulder inflammation took longer to clear up in the offseason, so he started his throwing program around two weeks late. The 34-year-old also ended the 2023 campaign on the injured list due to right-shoulder inflammation. When healthy, Kahnle was a key part of New York's bullpen, recording a 2.66 ERA, a 1.11 WHIP, two saves, 19 walks and 48 strikeouts in 40 2/3 innings of relief. He also started last season on the 60-day IL due to biceps tendinitis, so staying healthy has been a problem for him in the last year.
Source: YES Network - Jack CurryRotoBaller.com
Mon Mar 419:47Tommy Kahnle Might Not Be Ready For Opening Day
New York Yankees right-hander Tommy Kahnle (shoulder) is behind in his buildup this spring as a result of the right-shoulder inflammation that ended his season early last fall, according to manager Aaron Boone. As a result, Kahnle might not be ready for Opening Day on March 28. He's throwing bullpen sessions, but he won't pitch in Grapefruit League games until late this month. The 34-year-old veteran will most likely open the year on the injured list, but barring a setback with his shoulder, he could join the Yankees' bullpen at some point in April. He had a strong 2.66 ERA, a 1.11 WHIP, two saves and 48 strikeouts in 40 2/3 innings in 2023, but health continues to be an issue for him. If healthy, Kahnle could be an option in deep holds leagues, as he had 14 holds a season ago despite not debuting until June.
Source: NJ Advance Media - Max GoodmanRotoBaller.com
Mon Sep 25 202312:12Tommy Kahnle Lands On 15-Day Injured List
The New York Yankees placed right-hander Tommy Kahnle (shoulder) on the 15-day injured list (retroactive to Sept. 22) on Monday with right-shoulder inflammation and recalled right-hander Matt Bowman from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre in a corresponding move. Kahnle will now be forced to miss the final week of the 2023 regular season, but he should be fine for the starting spring training next year. The 34-year-old veteran reliever was relevant for fantasy managers in leagues that rewarded points for holds, as he picked up 14 holds, two saves, a 2.66 ERA, 1.11 WHIP and 48 strikeouts in 40 2/3 innings pitched over 42 appearances out of New York's bullpen.
Source: Yankees PR DepartmentRotoBaller.com
Fri Sep 15 202300:31Tommy Kahnle Picks Up Two-Inning Save Thursday
New York Yankees relief pitcher Tommy Kahnle picked up his second save of the season in the nightcap of a double-header against the Boston Red Sox. Kahnle tossed the final two innings of this one, coming in with the Yankees up 6-5. They would score two in the top of the ninth to gain a three-run lead, and the team decided to continue with Kahnle instead of going to usual closer Clay Holmes. Holmes has been good of late, so it may be a matter of giving him extra rest since the lead was three runs. Either way, Kahnle has been solid all year and is worth an add in deeper category leagues where holds matter.
Source: MLB.comRotoBaller.com
Tue May 30 202309:30Tommy Kahnle Throwing With Double-A Somerset On Tuesday
New York Yankees right-hander Tommy Kahnle (biceps) will make another rehab appearance on Tuesday for Double-A Somerset, according to Bryan Hoch of MLB.com. The 33-year-old has yet to pitch for the big league club in 2023 after suffering biceps tendinitis before the season began. Kahnle is on the verge of coming off the injured list, and manager Aaron Boone told reporters he could join the team for the weekend series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The former fifth-round pick in 2010 has been a solid arm over his career and posted a 2.84 ERA, 0.63 WHIP, and 30.4% strikeout rate over 12.2 innings last year. Fantasy managers shouldn't expect many save chances for Kahnle, but he might be relevant in hold leagues if he makes his way into late-inning work.
Source: Bryan HochRotoBaller.com
Sat Mar 18 202316:53Tommy Kahnle Unable To Throw
New York Yankees relief pitcher Tommy Kahnle (biceps) could not throw as scheduled. Kahnle is battling biceps soreness, and it is unknown when he will throw next. Last week General Manager Brian Cashman indicated Kahnle was to begin the year on the injured list. The continued soreness for Kahnle could push the start of his season back even further. He was projected to be a key piece in the Yankee's bullpen, so hopefully, he can get on track soon. Kahnle pitched in just 13 games last season after missing most of 2020 and all of 2021, so it would be nice to see him healthy again at some point this year.
Source: Bryan HochRotoBaller.com
Thu Mar 9 202312:14Tommy Kahnle, Lou Trivino To Begin On Injured List
New York Yankees relief pitchers Tommy Kahnle (biceps) and Lou Trivino (elbow) will begin the 2023 season on the injured list, according to general manager Brian Cashman. Kahnle is dealing with biceps tendinitis at camp, which is also something he dealt with in 2018. The 33-year-old right-hander could end up missing the first month of the season as a result. Trivino will open the year on the shelf with a right elbow strain, and it's expected to sideline him for at least the first month of the 2023 season. The 31-year-old should be a key piece in New York's bullpen once he's healthy after he posted a 1.66 ERA in 25 relief outings for the Bombers last year after being acquired in a trade.
Source: MLB.com - Bryan HochRotoBaller.com
Sun Mar 5 202317:58Tommy Kahnle Shut Down From Throwing
New York Yankees relief pitcher Tommy Kahnle (biceps) has been shut down from throwing, according to manager Aaron Boone. The 33-year-old is dealing with right biceps tendinitis, so the team will have him take time off and hope the issue goes away. The right-hander has thrown in a total of 13 games over the last two seasons. He looked great during the 2019 season, but he hasn't truly been healthy since then. Hopefully, Kahnle can get over this issue and get back on the mound before Opening Day.
Source: Bryan HochRotoBaller.com
Tue Dec 6 202214:45Tommy Kahnle Signs With Yankees
The New York Yankees have reportedly signed relief pitcher Tommy Kahnle to a two-year deal, according to a tweet from The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal on Tuesday. Rosenthal tweeted the following: "Free-agent reliever Tommy Kahnle heading back to Yankees on two-year deal, source tells @TheAthletic." Kahnle appeared in 129 games for the American League East club from 2017 through 2020 after being acquired in mid-July during the 2017 season from the Chicago White Sox. He most recently pitched for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2022, logging 12.2 innings in 13 appearances and pitching to a 2.84 ERA, a 4.38 FIP, 14 strikeouts, and three walks. He also logged a save and a hold. The veteran will give the Yankees another late-inning bullpen option heading into the 2023 season.
Source: Ken RosenthalRotoBaller.com
Wed Aug 24 202222:28Tommy Kahnle Set For Rehab Assignment Wednesday
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Tommy Kahnle (forearm) will begin a rehab assignment with Triple-A Oklahoma City on Wednesday. The 33-year-old missed the 2021 season after he underwent Tommy John surgery in August 2020. He returned to action in May before suffering a forearm strain and has been sidelined since. According to manager Dave Roberts, a roster decision on the right-hander will come in the next two weeks. Kahnle owned a 6.75 ERA, 1.25 WHIP, and five strikeouts over four innings before landing on the injured list in 2022.
Source: Matthew MorenoRotoBaller.com
Fri May 20 202218:11Tommy Kahnle's MRI Reveals Forearm Strain
Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Tommy Kahnle (forearm) received the results of an MRI on his forearm. According to Dodgers manager Dave Roberts, the MRI revealed a forearm strain that is related to the Tommy John surgery he had back in 2020. Roberts stated that Kahnle will be out "weeks." This is of course unfortunate news for the 32-year-old, who missed the entirety of the 2021 season then only made four appearances this year prior to hitting the injured list. Across the four innings he's pitched this year, he's allowed three hits, two walks and three earned runs while striking out five.
Source: Bill PlunkettRotoBaller.com
Tue May 17 202215:20Tommy Kahnle Goes On Injured List
The Los Angeles Dodgers placed relief pitcher Tommy Kahnle (forearm) on the injured list on Tuesday with right forearm inflammation. Pitchers Mitch White and Justin Bruihl will rejoin the team, while Caleb Ferguson was optioned to the minors in a corresponding move. The Dodgers also moved reliever Blake Treinen to the 60-day injured list. Kahnle opened the season on the injured list while recovering from Tommy John surgery that he had in August of 2020, so another right forearm injury is very concerning. The hard-throwing right-hander tossed only four relief innings and allowed three earned runs while walking two and striking out five before his latest injury.
Source: The Athletic - Fabian ArdayaRotoBaller.com
Sat Apr 16 202210:14Tommy Kahnle Expected Back In May
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Tommy Kahnle (elbow) is expected to be activated from the injured list in May. He is still recovering from Tommy John surgery that he underwent in August of 2020. The 32-year-old was solid for the New York Yankees in 2019, posting a 3.67 ERA, 1.06 WHIP, and an 88:20 K: BB while racking up 27 holds over 72 games. The right-hander is expected to be a part of the Dodgers' bullpen but is behind Craig Kimbrel, Blake Treinen, and Daniel Hudson in the pecking order for save chances. Kahnle is a speculative add in leagues that use the category saves and holds.
Source: David Vassegh of AM 570 LA SportsRotoBaller.com
Tue Mar 29 202221:14Tommy Kahnle Won't Be Ready By Opening Day
Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Tommy Kahnle (elbow) pitched live batting practice for the second time on Tuesday. He is now scheduled to pitch in the team's final Cactus League game on Saturday. While the 32-year-old is progressing in his rehabilitation from Tommy John surgery, he won't be ready for Opening Day, according to Dodgers beat writer Bill Plunkett. Kahnle could wind up being one of the Dodgers' primary setup men once he's back in action. In his last full season, which came in 2019 with the New York Yankees, he racked up 27 holds to go along with a 3.67 ERA, a 1.06 WHIP and 12.9 K/9.
Source: Bill PlunkettRotoBaller.com
Sun Feb 13 202215:14Tommy Kahnle Expected To Be Ready For Opening Day
Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Tommy Kahnle (elbow) has made excellent progress from Tommy John surgery, and he's expected to be ready for Opening Day after missing all of the 2021 season. Kahnle has yet to pitch for the Dodgers after signing a two-year, $4.75 million deal. The hard-throwing 32-year-old right-hander will add depth to LA's bullpen in 2022. In seven MLB seasons, Kahnle has a 3.82 ERA and a 1.28 WHIP while striking out 344 hitters in 277 2/3 innings. Kahnle pitched just one inning in 2020 with the New York Yankees before getting injured, but he had a 3.67 ERA and 1.06 WHIP while striking out 88 hitters in 61 1/3 innings for the Yanks in 2019.
Source: FanSided - Luis NievesRotoBaller.com
Tue May 4 202103:14LEADING OFF: Minor league opening day, Dodgers' May needs TJ
A look at what's happening around baseball today: ___ MAJOR DAY FOR MINOR LEAGUES From the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp to the Tri-City Dust Devils, minor league teams are set to host opening day across the country following more than a year of uncertainty and empty ballparks. Much has changed since the end of the 2019 campaign — the pandemic wiped out the entire 2020 season, Major League Baseball eliminated 40 affiliates, and Commissioner Rob Manfred instituted experimental rules changes that will differ by level in an effort to speed up play and improve player safety. Of course, the charms of minor league ball remain plentiful. Family-friendly prices, offbeat giveaways and outlandish team branding remain key pillars of the experience. As does the chance for thousands of players to pursue their big-league dreams. “If you have young guys that need to play baseball, they’ve been void of it for almost two years now, they’ve got to get out there and play,” Los Angeles Angels manager Joe Maddon... [More]
Mon May 3 202122:04LEADING OFF: Minor league opening day, Dodgers' May needs TJ
A look at what's happening around baseball Tuesday: ___ MAJOR DAY FOR MINOR LEAGUES From the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp to the Tri-City Dust Devils, minor league teams are set to host opening day across the country following more than a year of uncertainty and empty ballparks. Much has changed since the end of the 2019 campaign — the pandemic wiped out the entire 2020 season, Major League Baseball eliminated 40 affiliates, and Commissioner Rob Manfred instituted experimental rules changes that will differ by level in an effort to speed up play and improve player safety. Of course, the charms of minor league ball remain plentiful. Family-friendly prices, offbeat giveaways and outlandish team branding remain key pillars of the experience. As does the chance for thousands of players to pursue their big-league dreams. “If you have young guys that need to play baseball, they’ve been void of it for almost two years now, they’ve got to get out there and play,” Los Angeles Angels manager Joe Maddon... [More]
Mon May 3 202120:53LEADING OFF: Minor league opening day, Dodgers' May needs TJ
A look at what's happening around baseball Tuesday: ___ MAJOR DAY FOR MINOR LEAGUES From the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp to the Tri-City Dust Devils, minor league teams are set to host opening day across the country following more than a year of uncertainty and empty ballparks. Much has changed since the end of the 2019 campaign — the pandemic wiped out the entire 2020 season, Major League Baseball eliminated 40 affiliates, and Commissioner Rob Manfred instituted experimental rules changes that will differ by level in an effort to speed up play and improve player safety. Of course, the charms of minor league ball remain plentiful. Family-friendly prices, offbeat giveaways and outlandish team branding remain key pillars of the experience. As does the chance for thousands of players to pursue their big-league dreams. “If you have young guys that need to play baseball, they’ve been void of it for almost two years now, they’ve got to get out there and play,” Los Angeles Angels manager Joe Maddon... [More]
Thu Feb 11 202112:48AL East teams at the start of spring training
A team-by-team look at the American League East entering spring training, including key players each club acquired and lost, and dates of the first workout for pitchers and catchers, and the full squad: ___ Tampa Bay Rays Manager: Kevin Cash (seventh season). 2020: 40-20, first place, AL champions, lost to Dodgers in World Series. Training Town: Port Charlotte, Florida. Park: Charlotte Sports Park. First Workout: Feb. 18/23. He’s Here: RHP Michael Wacha, RHP Chris Archer, C Francisco Mejia, RHP Luis Patiño. He’s Outta Here: LHP Blake Snell, RHP Charlie Morton, OF Hunter Renfroe, RHP Aaron Slegers, 1B Nate Lowe, LHP Aaron Loup, LHP Jose Alvarado, 1B Brian O’Grady, RHP Chaz Roe, RHP Oliver Drake, LHP Sean Gilmartin. Going campin’: The AL champions are coming off their first division title in a decade and first World Series appearance in 12 years, but they have to replace their top two starting pitchers after declining a $15 million option on Morton and trading Snell to San Diego. The Rays... [More]
Fri Feb 5 202120:05NL Cy Young winner Bauer joins World Series champion Dodgers
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Trevor Bauer is coming home to pitch for the World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers. The reigning NL Cy Young Award winner announced his decision on Friday in a two-minute video posted to his Twitter account. Bauer narrated the piece, which ended with him saying, "This season is about making sure history remembers us as we wish to be remembered. This season is about adding to our legacy. And I can’t wait, Dodger fans.” The Dodgers made it worth his while: His contract is for $102 million over three years, according to multiple media reports. The video was titled “MY NEW HOME!!!” and the credits said it was written by Bauer, who wore a Dodgers jersey and cap. He tossed a baseball from one hand to the other. Bauer, who turned 30 last month, was born in North Hollywood, went to high school in Santa Clarita and played baseball at UCLA. The right-handed free agent also was negotiating with the New York Mets. Bauer's agent, Rachel Luba, tweeted, “So excited for your next... [More]
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