The Texas Rangers were lucky they were able to stash pitcher Cal Quantrill in Triple-A to start the season. The 31-year-old former first-round pick was on a minor league deal in Texas. When he failed ...

The Rockies announced that right-hander Cal Quantrill has been acquired in a trade with the Guardians. Cleveland will receive minor league catcher Kody Huff in return, and Colorado has designated ...

The Texas Rangers have a starting rotation that is basically set. There's room for one more starter, and so far in spring training that competition has boiled down to Kumar Rocker and Jacob Latz. In ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Rockies’ primary offseason goal was to beef up their depleted starting pitching corps. They moved in that direction Friday by acquiring right-hander Cal ...

Cal Quantrill saw an opportunity and took it. That’s essentially what went into the right-handed pitcher’s decision to sign a one-year, $3.5 million deal with the Miami Marlins on Wednesday as the ...

The Rockies have a reputation for hanging onto — and at times extending — veterans who would be likely trade candidates with other organizations. In recent years, they’ve declined to trade Trevor ...

Just a couple seasons ago, righthander Cal Quantrill, then a member of the Cleveland Guardians, was a highly regarded, still relatively young starting pitcher. He had a career year as a swingman in ...

Miami Marlins or Tampa Bay Rays fans not paying close attention during the fourth inning of Sunday's matchup might have been surprised by how quickly the top of the frame went by. Or they may have ...

One of the most underrated transactions of the winter took place when the Colorado Rockies acquired Cal Quantrill from the Cleveland Guardians in a trade. In search of some stability in their rotation ...

Cal Quantrill zinged Reese McGuire with the ultimate insult on Wednesday to spark a bench-clearing incident between the Colorado Rockies and Boston Red Sox at Coors Field in Denver, Colo. Quantrill ...

The Miami Marlins finished the 2024 regular season at 62-100, last in the tough NL East. Part of the reason for the down year was Miami's pitching, which finished ranked 29th in ERA with a 4.75 as a ...