Jake Bird
Season: 2025
2025 Season Stats
ERA
5.88
W-L
4-2
IP
49.0
SO
65
WHIP
0.00
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NYY •
4 months ago
Bird has not gotten off the ground in his Yankees career after being acquired at the deadline. He has allowed seven runs (six earned) in two innings across three games, including allowing two huge home runs. The Yankees will keep him in the nest for a bit and hope to help him fly better over the final month of the season. Mark Leiter Jr. is expected to be activated off the IL tonight.
NYY •
4 months ago
The Yankees led 9-4 in the seventh inning before turning the gave over to Bird, who was making his first appearance for the Yankees since being acquired before Thursday’s trade deadline. Bird allowed a grand slam to Kyle Stowers, which got the Marlins back in the game. David Bednar and Camilo Doval followed Bird with each entering the ballgame with the lead and being charged with a blown save. The Yankees’ new bullpen acquisitions all fell flat in their debuts.
NYY •
4 months ago
The 29-year-old right-hander has registered a 4.73 ERA and 62/23 K/BB ratio across 53 1/3 innings with the Rockies this season. He’ll add another talented right-handed arm to an already stacked Yankees’ bullpen. With Devin Williams, Luke Weaver and David Bednar working in high-leverage situations, look for Bird to see most of his work in the middle innings.
COL •
4 months ago
Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports Roc Riggio and Ben Shields will head to Colorado in the deal. Bird gives the Yankees some middle-inning help as a 29-year-old right-hander who has posted a 4.73 ERA over 53 1/3 innings with a 62/23 K/BB ratio to go with it. He likely won’t get save chances, so there’s not much relevance here in any fantasy formats.
Source: Jack Curry
COL •
5 months ago
The 29-year-old reliever has a 2.23 ERA with 54 strikeouts in 40 1/3 innings out of the bullpen this year. He also has three additional years of club control, so he could net the Rockies a strong return. However, he has three additional years of control, so they may just hold onto him.
Source: MLB.com