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Toronto claimed veteran reliever Paul Sewald off waivers from Arizona to bolster a thinning bullpen, and recalled Jake Bloss to clear a 40-man spot, placing Bloss on the 60-day IL after UCL surgery rehab; Sewald joins a retooled relief group as the Jays absorb his remaining salary for 2026.
Edwin Díaz returned to the Dodgers’ closer duties with a save in his first appearance back, delivering velocity around 97 mph; the Diamondbacks have shifted Paul Sewald to lower-leverage work while they search for ninth-inning consistency, and the piece provides a tiered rundown of current closers and saves across the league.
The Detroit Tigers acquired pitcher Paul Sewald from the Cleveland Guardians, taking on his remaining contract and adding a veteran reliever to their bullpen, which could provide a boost despite Sewald's recent injury struggles and middling performance.
The Detroit Tigers, currently leading the AL Central, have made several trades at the deadline to strengthen their roster, acquiring pitchers Kyle Finnegan, Paul Sewald, Rafael Montero, and Chris Paddack to bolster their bullpen and starting rotation amid recent struggles.
The Detroit Tigers acquired veteran reliever Paul Sewald from the Cleveland Guardians to bolster their bullpen, while designating pitcher Matt Manning for assignment due to performance issues and injury struggles, as part of their roster adjustments before the MLB trade deadline.
Paul Sewald of the Arizona Diamondbacks blew a save in Game 1 of the World Series against the Texas Rangers, allowing a game-tying two-run homer to Corey Seager in the ninth inning. Sewald had been successful in previous save opportunities but struggled against the relentless Rangers lineup. The Diamondbacks had pitched carefully to Seager earlier in the game, but Sewald challenged him with a high fastball and paid the price. Despite the loss, the Diamondbacks remain optimistic and believe they played a solid game overall.
Seattle Mariners General Manager Justin Hollander discusses the team's trade with the Arizona Diamondbacks, which involved sending closer Paul Sewald in exchange for outfielder Dominic Canzone, infielder Josh Rojas, and infield prospect Ryan Bliss. Hollander believes the trade will improve the team's offense and sees Canzone as a strong hitter with potential, despite his limited MLB experience. Rojas, although having a down year, is considered a quality all-around player who will contribute to the team. Hollander acknowledges that Sewald's departure will be difficult to replace, but expects a collective effort from other pitchers to fill the void.