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Travis
Blackley
Starting Pitcher
Birthdate
4/11/1982
BAT/THR
Left/Left
Birthplace
Melbourne, Australia
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Position
Starting Pitcher
Birthdate
4/11/1982
BAT/THR
Left/Left
Birthplace
Melbourne, Australia
Debut Year
2004
Career History
Houston Astros
2013*-2013 (1 Season)
Texas Rangers
2013*-2013 (1 Season)
Oakland Athletics
2012*-2012 (1 Season)
San Francisco Giants
2007-2007, 2012-2012* (2 Seasons)
Seattle Mariners
2004-2004 (1 Season)
MLB News
Rays' Junior Caminero day-to-day with bruised jaw
Tampa Bay third baseman Junior Caminero is day-to-day with a bruised jaw after getting struck with a foul tip during the first inning of Tuesday night's game against Cleveland.
Carlos Mendoza: Energy on Mets, not job status amid struggles
Embattled Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said he's aware of the rampant speculation about his job status but is focusing all his energy on getting the best out of his team, which entered Tuesday with losses in 15 of its last 17 games.
Fired manager Rob Thomson has no animosity toward Phillies
Former Phillies manager Rob Thomson showed no animosity toward the team or front office, which fired him on Tuesday, expressing a desire to remain in the organization if he's wanted.
Mets P Kodai Senga on IL; Juan Soto, Luis Robert Jr. ailing
The Mets, losers of 15 of their last 17 games, continue to rack up injuries as right-hander Kodai Senga has been put on the IL with spine inflammation. Juan Soto (forearm) and Luis Robert Jr. (back) are also dealing with injuries.
Sources: Cubs shut Steele down amid recovery from elbow surgery
Cubs pitcher Justin Steele, who was eligible to come off the 60-day IL late next month after getting hurt in April 2025, has been shut down while recovering from elbow surgery, sources told ESPN.
Cheapest ticket to Nationals-Mets series falls to as low as $4
The Mets have lost 15 of their past 17 games, and tickets to see the team play are reflecting their record, which is tied for the worst in MLB.
