The Pirates are welcoming back both a left-hander and a righty.
ST. LOUIS -- Ryan Borucki hasn't thrown a pitch in a major-league game since early April when he lasted just 1/3 of an inning against the Orioles at PNC Park.
Pittsburgh Pirates Director of Sports Medicine Todd Tomczyk met with members of the media to provide injury updates on several players currently on the IL.
OAKLAND — Pittsburgh Pirates Director of Sports Medicine and Todd Tomczyk gave updates on several injured players before media in Oakland prior to Wednesday’s series finale against the A’s.
Don’t expect Delay back for a while. Shortly before wrapping up a two-game series with the Detroit Tigers, Pittsburgh Pirates Director of Sports Medicine Todd Tomczyk delivered his first injury update for 2024.
The Pittsburgh Pirates placed left-hander Ryan Borucki on the 15-day injured list on Sunday because of left triceps inflammation. In a corresponding move, the Pirates recalled left-hander Jose Hernandez from Triple-A Indianapolis and activated him for Sunday's game against the Baltimore Orioles.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have placed left-handed reliever Ryan Borucki on the 15-day injured list with left triceps inflammation. Borucki’s stint on the IL is retroactive to Apr.
What a difference a year can make. This time last year, Ryan Borucki was a couple weeks removed from signing a minor league deal with the Chicago Cubs.
This is one in a series of stories breaking down members of the Pittsburgh Pirates’ 40-man roster. The Pirates’ bullpen became one of the team’s sneaky strengths in 2023, and left-hander Ryan Borucki helped make that happen.
After putting together a solid season for them in 2023, Ryan Borucki has agreed to a contract for 2024 with the Pittsburgh Pirates, avoiding arbitration. Per Mark Feinsand of MLB.com: Pirates LHP Ryan Borucki signs for $1.6 million, per source.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have avoided arbitration with left-hander Ryan Borucki by agreeing to a one-year contract for 2024. Additionally, right-handed pitchers Osvaldo Bido and Hunter Stratton were non-tendered, making them free agents.
Borucki went from zero to late-inning hero with the Pirates. When the Pittsburgh Pirates selected the contract of reliever Ryan Borucki in June, several fans — myself included — let out a collective groan.
Ryan Borucki knows the major leagues is the place to be, having logged over 4.5 years of service time at baseball’s highest level. However, the Pittsburgh Pirates left-handed reliever had to fight his way back to the big-league level this year.
The Pirates placed left-hander Jose Hernandez on the 15-day injured list due to a right calf strain. Taking Hernandez’s place in the bullpen is veteran
The Pirates and left-hander Ryan Borucki have agreed to a minor league deal, per the team’s transactions log at MLB.com. Borucki elected free agency earlier in the week after the Cubs passed him through waivers unclaimed.
Cubs reliever Ryan Borucki has gone unclaimed on waivers and been outrighted to Triple-A Iowa, tweets Jordan Bastian of MLB.com. Borucki has the right to decline the assignment in favor of minor league free agency based on a previous career outright and having over three years of major league service.
The Cubs will have an extra catcher on hand in case Yan Gomes is not available. Yan Gomes hasn’t yet gone on the concussion IL after being hit by a backswing from Jeimer Candelario of the Nationals during Monday’s game.
Ryan Borucki joins the Chicago Cubs bullpen as a left-handed option. The Chicago Cubs have selected the contract of left-handed pitcher Ryan Borucki. Caleb Kilian has been optioned to Triple-A Iowa following his rough start on Saturday.
The Chicago Cubs may have found their left-handed bullpen arm. The talk leading up to Spring Training was that the team would consider adding another lefty reliever to the mix.
The Cubs and left-hander Ryan Borucki are in agreement on a minor league deal, reports Robert Murray of FanSided. The southpaw will presumably receive an invitation to major league Spring Training, though no formal announcement has been made.
The Seattle Mariners placed left-hander Ryan Borucki on the 15-day injured list with a forearm flexor strain and recalled Brennan Bernardino from Triple-A Tacoma.
Well, the longest tenured Blue Jay, Ryan Borucki, has been traded. On Saturday evening, Mitch Bannon announced that the Blue Jays traded the left handed pitcher to the Seattle Mariners in exchange for minor leaguer Tyler Keenan.
The clock is seemingly ticking on reliever Ryan Borucki’s tenure with the Toronto Blue Jays. For any player without a minor-league option, as is the case with Borucki, front offices will usually exhaust every last resource before having to designate them for assignment.
Just a week-and-a-half after being activated, Ryan Borucki is right back on the 10-day Injured List. Borucki was sidelined at the start of the season because of a hamstring injury suffered during spring training, but this time it’s a blister that’ll be keeping him out of games.
Ryan Broucki us the longest tenured Blue Jays and his role with the club is somewhat up in the air heading into the 2022 season Featured Images Courtesy Of DaveMe Images.
Benches cleared between the Blue Jays and Rays after Ryan Borucki plunked Rays outfielder Kevin Kiermaier with a first pitch fastball. Borucki spoke with the media after the game.
Ryan Borucki was activated off the 60-day injured list and will join the team immediately, the Blue Jays announced Friday. Joel Payamps was designated for assignment to clear a spot for Borucki on the 40-man roster.
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