Left-handed reliever Chasen Shreve, a nine-year MLB veteran, put the Detroit Tigers at the top of his wish list when the offseason began.

KANSAS CITY — To say Chasen Shreve’s season has been a disappointment would be disrespectful to the word disappointment. But as the calendar turns to September, the lefthander has a cha… ...

Chasen Shreve has given the Mets bullpen a big boost this season. Shreve has a 2.04 ERA and 0.792 WHIP across 17.2 innings for the Mets. He hasn’t allowed a run in his last five appearances (9.1 ...

Chasen Shreve Corey Sipkin. The now-31-year-old was dependable in The Bronx from 2015-18 before being included in the deadline deal with the Cardinals that brought Luke Voit to New York.

Veteran left-handed reliever Chasen Shreve has been informed that he’ll make the Mets’ Opening Day roster, Shreve himself tells Tim Healey of Newsday (Twitter link).Shreve signed a minor ...

Toronto — Chasen Shreve was flummoxed. He was spotting his four-seam fastball expertly and getting the off-the-table sink on his splitter that has come to define his career. Yet, his pitches ...

Left-handed pitcher Chasen Shreve elected free agency on Wednesday, according to the Colorado Rockies' official transaction log. The Rockies designated Shreve for assignment on Saturday in order ...

In their attempt to fortify their battered bullpen, the Yankees signed a familiar face to a minor league deal on Saturday: Chasen Shreve. The 33-year-old lefty opted out of his minor league deal ...

Chasen Shreve has been throwing his splitter less in the zone this season compared to 2021 (22.6% in '21; 16.2% in '22). He's also having a ton of success getting hitters to chase and swing ...

But Chasen Shreve could be an under the radar candidate to replace Loup as a dependable left-handed option in the Mets' bullpen this year. In his latest outing, ...

For his career, Shreve is 22-14 with a 3.97 ERA, 1.340 WHIP, 9.8 strikeouts per nine innings and a 3.4 WAR. No active member of the Rockies' bullpen has a career WAR over 1.3, and only two have ...

Yankees bring back Chasen Shreve on a minor-league contract. While Shreve won't be on the major league roster just yet, he will provide the team with some depth.