Kyle McGowin Fantasy Stats

Washington Nationals pitcher Kyle McGowin has been recalled from the minors on Wednesday. He has already been sent down to the minors five times this season, but will get another chance in Washington. Sadly. Stephen Strasburg (neck) landed on the injured list on Wednesday. McGowin has been decent during his short time in the MLB this season. However, he won't be a trustworthy fantasy option and it's uncertain what his role is going to be on the team right now.

Washington Nationals pitcher Kyle McGowin has been recalled from Triple-A Rochester on Wednesday. McGowin has a 4.91 ERA over roughly seven innings in the majors this season. He'll slide into the Nats bullpen with Erick Fedde and Tanner Rainey landing on the COVID list. McGowin does not have a strong track record in the majors and can be ignored in basically every fantasy format going forward.

The Washington Nationals have added five players to their roster prior to their season opener, which is slated for Tuesday against the Atlanta Braves. The team had its weekend series against the New York Mets cancelled after four players tested positive for COVID-19. As a result, multiple players are in quarantine. The Nationals added pitchers Kyle McGowin and Sam Clay as well as catcher Tres Barrera, second baseman Luis Garcia and outfielder Yadiel Hernandez to their roster to replace the quarantined players. It sounds like the team might also have a few more additions to the roster still to come.

Washington Nationals starting pitcher Kyle McGowin will draw the start against the New York Mets on Friday. McGowin will make the start in place of Jeremy Hellickson (shoulder) who has been placed on the 10-day injured list. McGowin was not pitching overly well in the minors, so he's a risky DFS option for Friday.

Washington Nationals starting pitcher Kyle McGowin (finger) left his start on Wednesday against the Marlins with a blister on his right middle finger. It's something he had dealt with this summer. McGowin allowed one hit and no runs while walking three and fanning four in four innings before leaving the game. It was a decent start minus the blister injury, but it's unlikely we'll see him again before the season finale on Sunday.