Austin Pruitt Fantasy Stats

The Texas Rangers have signed right-handers Shane Greene and Austin Pruitt to minor-league deals with invites to big-league spring training. Greene, 35, made just a pair of relief outings in each of the last two MLB seasons and spent the 2023 season in the Cubs organization, tossing a 1.75 ERA (alongside a 4.12 FIP) across nine outings (seven starts) with Triple-A Iowa. He sports a career 4.50 ERA across 345 MLB outings (33 starts) between the Yankees, Tigers, Braves, Dodgers, and Cubs. Pruitt, 34, enjoyed a nice season largely out of the A's bullpen in 2023, tossing a 2.98 ERA across 38 appearances (six starts. The veteran has worked to a 4.43 career ERA in 150 big-league outings (17 starts) with the Rays, Astros, Marlins, and A's.

Oakland Athletics right-hander Austin Pruitt will start Saturday's meeting with the Red Sox. Paul Blackburn (illness) was initially scheduled to be on the hill for this one. However, he's under the weather, so Pruitt will enter the equation. The 33-year-old has appeared in 23 games this season, starting three, and has amassed a 1-5 record with a 2.93 ERA. But considering Boston has collected 21 runs in the last three games while winning six of their previous seven, fantasy managers should think twice before considering Pruitt for any fantasy setup.

Oakland Athletics pitcher Austin Pruitt will serve as the opener for Wednesday's matchup against the Seattle Mariners. The A's have decided to shake it up and have Pruitt take the ball to begin the game. He's expected to go an inning or two before handing the ball off to Ken Waldichuk. The expectation is that Waldichuk will pitch multiple innings, but he's not an ideal fantasy option for Wednesday.

Tampa Bay Rays relief pitcher Austin Pruitt finished off his season Sunday versus Toronto. He would go 3 1/3 innings allowing one run. Pruitt would earn his fourth save of the season. Pruitt was not much of a fantasy stud this season with two wins and an ERA of 4.65 on the season. Down the stretch, Sergio Romo got most of the saves but a series of other relievers would get a chance, including Pruitt, though all of his were of the three-inning or longer variety. Unless he takes over a more useful role in 2019, he is not worth much outside of very deep formats.

Tampa Bay Rays reliever Austin Pruitt earned the save Thursday versus Baltimore. He finished the final 1 1/3 innings of the 4-3 victory. It was only his second save of the season.Pruitt struck out three of the four batters he faced, which is likely a gratifying result after fighting his way back from another stint in the minors. It is unclear what we should take from this save as Sergio Romo was also used earlier in the game. It is more likely that the key takeaway is that the Rays are willing to deploy Romo whenever they think is the key point late in the game. While this means that there could be some available save opportunities created when Romo is used earlier in a game, remember that Jose Alvarado is also an option.

Tampa Bay Rays relief pitcher Austin Pruitt will relieve Sergio Romo on Friday. Pruitt will provide the length to the start and will attempt to bridge the gap from Romo to the rest of the bullpen. Pruitt has made four outings since returning to the Rays roster. His first outing was bad, as he surrendered three earned in 3 1/3 innings. Since then, he has pitched 13 1/3 innings and surrendered just two earned runs while striking out eight. Pruitt has interesting fantasy value in this role, as he will provide more innings than an average reliever, but he is not starting the game. That is a great benefit in leagues which have a starts limits, and in deep leagues he is worth an add.

Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Austin Pruitt earned a very long save Sunday versus the Orioles. Pruitt went 5 2/3 innings to close out an 8-3 victory. He would not allow a run while striking out five in a walkless outing. He would earn his first save of the season. Pruitt has not been much of a fantasy asset this season. There may be leagues deep enough for him to be desirable but in most leagues, he needs a change in role.

Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Austin Pruitt has been announced as the starting pitcher for Monday's day game versus the New York Yankees. This is expected to be one of the bullpen games so there are no assurances that they will leave Pruitt in long enough to earn the win. He did earn the win in relief during the opening game of the season. He went 7-5 in his only major league season so far but with a terrible 5.31 ERA. He is currently just not much of a fantasy option, especially against a very dangerous Yankees offense.

Tampa Bay Rays starting pitcher Nathan Eovaldi will require surgery to repair "loose bodies" in his elbow. This was terrible news to come down right before the season starts. There is some speculation that he could get away with as little as six to eight weeks before he gets back to pitching. This presents a best-case scenario for a return in mid-June. Too much is unknown at the moment to rely on that, so Eovaldi's value falls off a cliff in seasonal leagues. Austin Pruitt has been called back up to the majors a few days after being sent down to the minors. The leading theory initially was that Pruitt would become the fourth starter for the Rays. However, officially the Rays list their starting pitcher for the third game Saturday and fifth game Monday as TBD. Right-hander Daniel Hudson was also released, leaving one fewer option to speculate as part of the answer. For now, be cautious with the situation.

Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Austin Pruitt has been optioned to Triple-A. He was in the running for a role in the bullpen but apparently lost out. He went 7-5 in his only major league season so far but with a terrible 5.31 ERA. He is currently just not much of a fantasy option.