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Padres are activating Nick Pivetta from the 60-day IL on Monday to start against the Nationals, with Randy Vasquez moving to the bullpen to clear a rotation spot. After a delayed rehab – including two minor-league outings and a planned bullpen session – Pivetta’s role could be as a traditional starter or in a piggyback arrangement as San Diego pushes for a National League wild-card spot.
Padres right-hander Nick Pivetta walked off his Lake Elsinore rehab outing after two outs in the fourth due to elbow tightness, prompting evaluation and a continued, cautious rehab plan. Teammate Joe Musgrove offered optimism about both rehabbing pitchers, while San Diego added rotation depth at the trade deadline, keeping the path back to a healthy rotation fluid but uncertain.
Padres right-hander Nick Pivetta exited Sunday’s start with elbow stiffness and was placed on the 15-day injured list after a right-elbow flexor strain. Manager Craig Stammen said he’ll miss weeks to potentially months, with no talk of surgery, as he rests and rehabs before a return attempt this season. Knuckleballer Matt Waldron will start in his place this weekend as San Diego weighs its long-term plan for the rotation.
Padres place Nick Pivetta on the 15-day injured list with elbow inflammation (retroactive to April 13) after he left Sunday's game with elbow stiffness; Alek Jacob is recalled to fill the spot. Pivetta joins Musgrove and Canning on the IL while Matt Waldron nears a return. Michael King will start tonight, with Randy Vásquez and Walker Buehler slated for the next couple of days as the rotation is shuffled. Pivetta has 24 strikeouts in 16 innings this season and a 4.50 ERA, and his health/contract optics remain significant for San Diego.
San Diego completed a four-game sweep of Colorado with a 7-2 victory at Petco Park, but Nick Pivetta left in the fourth inning with elbow stiffness after a strong start. The Padres’ offense got a homer from Ty France and continued big contributions from Ramón Laureano and Jackson Merrill, while the bullpen held the Rockies to two runs after the injury. Pivetta’s status is day-to-day, with potential replacements like Matt Waldron or Griffin Canning in the mix if he misses time; San Diego improved to 10-6 and extended its win streak to five.
Padres right-hander Nick Pivetta left today’s game with right elbow stiffness after a velocity drop; imaging may be considered, with optimistic notes about a quick return. If he misses time, San Diego could turn to Matt Waldron or Griffin Canning, among other depth options, to fill the rotation as the team navigates the injury ahead of the season.
Padres chairman John Seidler reaffirmed the team will remain in San Diego even as the family explores a sale that could close by 2026, with bidders including Lacob, Friedkin and Feliciano; relocation would be costly, making a move unlikely. Meanwhile, Ty France, back with the Padres on a minor-league deal, returns to his hometown club and adds first-base/DH depth. On the field, Nick Pivetta says he prefers working with a single catcher (Freddy Fermin in the playoff game), signaling a possible one-catcher approach despite mixed calls from management about a two-catcher plan.
Nick Pivetta will start Game 1 for the Padres in the NL Wild Card Series, having emerged as their ace. Dylan Cease is set for Game 2, with Yu Darvish possibly starting Game 3. The Padres are managing their rotation and catcher situation carefully, with considerations for player health and matchups, especially at Wrigley Field.
The Boston Red Sox have extended a one-year, $21.05 million qualifying offer to free agent pitcher Nick Pivetta, who has until November 19 to accept or decline. Pivetta, known for his durability and strong strikeout and walk percentages, could return to a rotation that includes Tanner Houck, Kutter Crawford, Brayan Bello, and Lucas Giolito. Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow emphasized the team's ongoing efforts to improve their pitching staff, indicating that the rotation is not yet finalized.
The Boston Red Sox have extended a qualifying offer to pitcher Nick Pivetta for the 2025 season, valued at $21.05 million, while opting not to do the same for slugger Tyler O’Neill. Pivetta, who had a mixed performance last season, has until November 19 to accept or decline the offer. If he declines, the Red Sox will receive draft pick compensation if he signs with another team. The decision suggests the Red Sox may be looking to bolster their pitching depth or trade young starters like Tanner Houck or Kutter Crawford. Meanwhile, O’Neill, who had a strong season, is free to negotiate with other teams without draft pick compensation attached.
The Boston Red Sox have placed starting pitcher Nick Pivetta on the 15-day injured list due to a mild right flexor strain, with the possibility of him returning as soon as he is eligible. This adds to the team's woes as shortstop Trevor Story faces potential season-ending shoulder concerns. Flexor strains are concerning for pitchers, and Pivetta's absence will be felt as the Red Sox navigate their rotation. Pivetta, a reliable arm for the Red Sox, had been performing well this season before the injury.
Colorado Rockies' shortstop Trevor Story is set to undergo surgery, while Boston Red Sox pitcher Nick Pivetta is dealing with an elbow injury.
The Boston Red Sox have announced that Nick Pivetta will start as their pitcher for Tuesday's game against the Washington Nationals. Pivetta has been performing well out of the bullpen and has received two starts in his past three appearances. This 10-game road trip is crucial for the Red Sox, who are currently vying for a Wild Card spot. They need to start winning against teams they should beat in order to improve their playoff odds.
Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Nick Pivetta set a franchise record by striking out 13 batters in a single appearance from a relief pitcher against the Oakland Athletics. Pivetta surpassed the previous record of 12 strikeouts held for 49 years. Since transitioning to the bullpen, Pivetta has become a valuable asset for the Red Sox, maintaining a 2.31 ERA and holding opposing hitters to a .124 batting average.
The Boston Red Sox are facing uncertainty in their rotation as multiple pitchers are on the injured list. Manager Alex Cora stated that Nick Pivetta will remain in his current bullpen role, while Tanner Houck may return in a different capacity. With limited starting options, the Red Sox will rely on bullpen games and spot starters. Pivetta has excelled in relief, posting a 2.79 ERA, while Houck has struggled as a starter but has a strong bullpen track record. Brayan Bello has impressed as a starter and expressed openness to a contract extension.