The Cleveland Guardians have agreed to a deal with this interesting pitcher.
find themselves in desperate need of starting pitching, so they will likely be exploring all avenues to improve their rotation this offseason.Of course, the catch is that Mushinski is no longer actually a starter, as he transitioned into a full-time bullpen role with the Astros in 2022.The left-hander, who played his collegiate baseball at Texas Tech, was selected by Houston in the seventh round of the 2017 MLB Draft.
Across seven minor-league seasons with Houston, the 28-year-old pitched to the tune of a 3.47 ERA while registering an impressive 11.1 strikeouts per nine innings over 193 appearances and 38 starts. However, there is no question that the Arlington, Tx. native has intriguing stuff, and given how well Cleveland tends to identify good pitching, it must see something it really likes in Mushinski.
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