News about Corey Kluber

Corey Kluber, a two-time Cy Young winner, is expected to Boston's bullpen after the first-year Red Sox pitcher struggled in his first nine starts of the season. After the first-year Red Sox pitcher struggled in his first nine starts of the season, two-time Cy Young champion Corey Kluber is headed to Boston's bullpen. During an interview with WEEI on Wednesday, boss Alex Cora said that Tanner Houck, the former reliver, would remain in the rotation until Garrett Whitlock's imminent return from the injured list. We were waiting for Tanner to see how he felt after his injury,' Cora told WEEI on Wednesday.' We're going to make a change.'

Congratulations, you've made it. The baseball offseason is over, and we're going full steam ahead of Opening Day on Thursday. Pitchers from all 30 MLB clubs will take the field in just a few hours, with fresh optimism and renewed hope that this is going to be *their* year. There have been a slew of changes, none of which we'll discuss here, but there is certainly more excitement among fans than ever before.

Multiple outlets announced Wednesday that the Boston Red Sox are in agreement on a one-year deal for two-time Cy Young champion Corey Kluber. Kluber, who will be 37 years old in April, will earn him $10 million in 2023 and include a club option for 2024. In 31 starts for the Tampa Bay Rays, the free agent right-hander went 0-10 with a 4.34 ERA in 31 starts. In 164 innings, he struck out 139 batters and walked only 21 runs.

The Cleveland Guardians won their wild-card series on Saturday in empathetic fashion, as Oscar Gonzalez struck a walk-off solo home run to score the first (and last) run of the 1-0 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays. Just 11 combined hits from both teams in 15 innings, with 16 pitchers participating in the game. Gonzalez, who reached base with an infield single in the seventh inning, won the series by beating Corey Kluber deep.

Slugger Giancarlo Stanton and his manager Aaron Boone have argued that the New York Yankees still have the power of their destiny. Corey Kluber limited the Yankees to two singles over seven shutout innings and the Tampa Bay Rays withstood Aaron Judge's 52nd home run, defeating New York 2-1 Saturday night to reduce their AL East deficit to four games. Stanton said, 'We're not where we want to be.' We're still in possession of a rare opportunity, so it's ours to take.'