Philadelphia Phillies right-hander Dylan Covey (hamstring, shoulder), who is dealing with a right-shoulder strain, had started to play catch but tweaked his hamstring while rehabbing. He is back in Clearwater, Fla., where he is shut down for the time being. Covey has not pitched since his final Grapefruit League appearance on March 1 in spring training and was transferred to the 60-day injured list on Saturday. The 32-year-old veteran was the fourth-round pick by the Oakland Athletics in 2013 out of the University of San Diego. Covey debuted in 2017 with the Chicago White Sox and spent the first three years of his career in the Windy City. In 29 appearance (one start) with the Dodgers and Phillies in 2023, he had a 3.77 ERA and 1.51 WHIP with 17 walks and 30 K's in 43 innings pitched. Covey still has a ways to go before being an option in Philly's bullpen this year.
Boston Red Sox pitcher Dylan Covey was recalled by the team and fellow hurler Ryan Weber was sent to the team's alternate training site in a corresponding move on Saturday. The writing was on the wall for Weber, who allowed 15 hits, 11 runs and nine walks in 20 innings pitched. Covey, who owns a career 6.56 ERA, doesn't exactly have a great track record either but this is the position Boston is in right now. They simply need arms right now with Chris Sale (elbow) and Eduardo Rodriguez (illness) done for the year.
Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Dylan Covey failed to record an out in Sundays start versus the Minnesota Twins. Covey allowed five hits and five runs. Covey has really struggled this year and now owns a 6.99 ERA. Covey will look for better results on Saturday versus the Phillies. Covey should be avoided in all formats.
Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Dylan Covey allowed six hits, five runs, zero walks and struck out seven Marlins on Tuesday. Covey struggled in a favorable matchup and now falls to 1-6 on the season. The rough outing raised his ERA to 6.04. Covey will look for better results in a tough matchup versus the Twins on Sunday. Covey can be avoided in all formats.
Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Dylan Covey (shoulder) threw a side session on Sunday and he reported feeling good. He has been on the 10-day injured list due to inflammation in his shoulder. He wasn't happy with his location, but he was able to throw approximately 30 to 35 pitches. The next step is a possible minor-league rehab assignment, according to manager Rick Renteria. "We'll see how he feels and we'll make a determination when we get to Boston," the skipper said.
The Chicago White Sox placed starting pitcher Dylan Covey (shoulder) on the 10-day injured list with right shoulder inflammation on Sunday and recalled reliever Thyago Vieira from Triple-A Charlotte in a corresponding move. The injured list move is retroactive to June 6. The 27-year-old Covey is 1-4 on the year with a 4.58 ERA in nine games (seven starts) in 2019. Nothing alarming showed up in Covey's MRI exam, so the hope is he won't need to miss too much time. He hasn't really been of much use to those in mixed leagues, but Covey is an AL-only commodity when healthy. The White Sox have shot down speculation that top prospect Dylan Cease will come up to take Covey's spot in the rotation.
Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Dylan Covey allowed seven hits, two runs, one walk and struck out four over five innings on Wednesday versus the Nationals. Covey has mostly struggled this season, but has had back-to-back solid outings. Even so, Covey and his 4.58 ERA can be left on waivers. Covey will face the Nationals in a rematch on Tuesday.
Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Dylan Covey only lasted four innings in a tough matchup versus the Houston Astros Tuesday night. Covey allowed four hits, four runs, four walks and struck out one. Covey now owns a 5.31 ERA and is scheduled to face the Twins in a tough matchup Sunday. The right-hander can be left on waivers in all formats.
Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Dylan Covey has joined the Sox starting rotation after Carlos Rodon (elbow) went down. Rodon is possibly facing having Tommy John surgery, so his season could very well be over. Covey has been awful during his time as an MLB starter, but maybe he's fixed some things this time around. Covey shouldn't be on the fantasy radar right now.
Dylan Covey, Manny Banuelos Candidates For Fifth Starter Spot
Chicago White Sox starting pitchers Dylan Covey and Manny Banuelos are the top contenders for the fifth starter spot behind Carlos Rodon, Reynaldo Lopez, Ivan Nova and Lucas Giolito, according to general manager Rick Hahn. Covey should be considered the favorite after finishing up the 2018 season strong. He'll be worth a dollar investment in AL-only leagues this year if he wins the job in spring training.
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