The New York Yankees are continuously refining their bullpen, making decisive moves to shed underperformers and uncover potential gems. Recently, the team parted ways with Michael Tonkin and welcomed Ron Marinaccio, signaling their commitment to enhancing their pitching staff.
Before Michael Tonkin was claimed by the New York Yankees off waivers, he was designated for assignment three times in the first month of the season. The
The Yankees picked up Michael Tonkin off of waivers in late April, and it was all thanks to a slew of roster moves from two different organizations. The right-hander had been designated for assignment by the Mets, picked up by the Twins, designated for assignment by the Twins, picked up by the Mets again, and designated for assignment again.
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The New York Yankees, facing a depleted bullpen, have made a strategic addition by claiming right-handed pitcher Michael Tonkin off waivers from the New York Mets.
The New York Yankees claimed right-hander Michael Tonkin off waivers from the New York Mets on Thursday. The Mets designated Tonkin, 34, for assignment -- for the second time this month -- on Monday.
The New York Mets designated Michael Tonkin for assignment Monday for the second time this month and activated fellow right-hander Sean Reid-Foley off the 15-day injured list.
It’s the second time the Mets have designated the pitcher for assignment within the season’s first three-and-a-half weeks.
The Mets experienced unfortunate weather conditions to start their 2024 campaign, which forced multiple games, including opening day, to be postponed.
On Wednesday afternoon, the New York Mets announced that they’ve claimed right-handed pitcher Michael Tonkin off waivers from the Minnesota Twins and designated lefty Tyler Jay for assignment.
The Twins announced a set of roster moves prior to their double-header with the Tigers.
Somehow after only 10 games, the New York Mets pitching staff is stretched thin. The team has already shuffled multiple arms on and off the roster, and it doesn’t look like they’re stopping soon.
The Minnesota Twins acquired right-hander Michael Tonkin from the New York Mets for cash considerations Tuesday. To make room for Tonkin on the 26-man roster, the Twins placed outfielder Max Kepler on the 10-day injured list (retroactive to Sunday) with a right knee contusion.
He returns to the organization that originally drafted him back in 2008.
One week into the season, the Mets have already used their bullpen a lot, with the reliever tossing four innings over three appearances.
The New York Mets have a number of spots locked up in their bullpen heading into the regular season, but there are still two openings that are up for grabs.
The Hot Stove is on a simmer across Major League Baseball as the world waits for Shohei Ohtani to make his decision so the rest of the dominos can begin to fall, but that’s not the case in Atlanta for the Braves.
NASHVILLE - The New York Mets have added a piece to their barren bullpen. According to MLB.com's Mark Feinsand, the Mets have signed right-handed reliever Michael Tonkin to a major league deal.
Michael Tonkin was drafted by the Minnesota Twins with the 906th pick in the 30th round of the 2008 Major League Baseball Draft. It took him six years in the minor leagues before he finally cracked the major league roster.
Today, the Braves announced that Michael Tonkin has been activated off the IL. In a corresponding move, Roddery Muñoz has been optioned back to AAA Gwinnett.
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