Yankees' Luke Weaver Open to Transitioning Back to Starter
Summary
New York Yankees pitcher Luke Weaver is open to becoming a starting pitcher again if the right opportunity arises during MLB free agency. Weaver, who has recently been playing as a reliever, previously struggled in a starting role but is considering a return depending on the situation and team's needs.Key Facts
- Luke Weaver is currently a relief pitcher for the New York Yankees.
- He expressed willingness to become a starting pitcher again if the right situation comes up.
- Weaver's earlier career included six seasons as a starting pitcher, where he generally had difficulty maintaining a low ERA.
- He transitioned to a bullpen role in 2022, playing for the Arizona Diamondbacks and Kansas City Royals.
- In 2023, Weaver had a 6.40 ERA across 25 starts with three different teams.
- His former teammate, Clay Holmes, successfully became a starter for the New York Mets.
- At 32 years old, Weaver might not get a long-term contract during free agency.
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