Tyler Gilbert traded from Cincinnati Reds to Phillies in cash deal
The Philadelphia Phillies have acquired left-handed pitcher Tyler Gilbert from the Cincinnati Reds in a unique transaction involving an undisclosed cash amount for his contract. Gilbert, who previously threw a no-hitter in his rookie season with the Arizona Diamondbacks, had a challenging stint in the minors with the Louisville Bats, posting a 13.11 ERA in 11.2 innings. Despite a promising spring training performance with the Reds, Gilbert was ultimately sent to Triple-A before being traded to Philadelphia. This trade marks his return to the Phillies, who drafted him in 2015 and later traded him to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Gilbert's career has seen him move between Triple-A and the major leagues before reuniting with Philadelphia.
By the Numbers- Gilbert posted a 13.11 ERA in 11.2 innings with the Louisville Bats.
- He had a WHIP of 2.57 during his time in Triple-A.
- In spring training, Gilbert struck out 11 of the 41 hitters he faced.
- Tyler Gilbert is now with the Philadelphia Phillies following the trade.
- He had a challenging stint with the Louisville Bats in Triple-A before the trade.
The unique acquisition of Tyler Gilbert by the Philadelphia Phillies highlights the ups and downs of his career, from a standout rookie-season no-hitter to struggles in the minors with the Louisville Bats. Despite the trade, Gilbert's journey reflects the unpredictable nature of baseball careers and the resilience required to navigate through various team transitions and performance challenges.
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