Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-3, 180 lbs |
| Experience: R |
| Bats/Throws: R, R |
Last Game
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1:25Jacob Misiorowski Wins NL Cy Young Award
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1:252026 Cy Young Awards Announced Tonight
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0:25Astros Hiring Brad Ausmus as Manager
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9:17Early 2027 Top-12 Outfielders!
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1:21MLB Free Agency: Top Bats Come With a Lot of Risk
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1:27MLB Free Agency: Lack of Big Bats This Offseason
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0:52Brewers' Place Among Recent World Series Winners
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9:53Early 2027 Second Base Rankings!
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0:36Is This Brewers Team Different From Years Past?
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0:49World Series History: No. 1 Seeds Facing Each Other
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9:15Early 2027 First Base Rankings!
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0:34Reports: Aaron Boone Returning as Yankees Manager
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9:11Players Who Just Missed the 2027 First Two Rounds!
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1:18Guardians Take Advantage of Rays Questionable Decisions
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1:15Will the Tampa Bay Rays Reach the World Series?
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1:48Longest Championship Drought in Yankees History
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1:38Rays Prove They Can Beat You in Many Ways
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1:22What's Next for Brian Cashman and the Yankees?
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1:02Is Aaron Boone on the Hot Seat With the Yankees?
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1:16Yankees Offense Goes Missing in ALDS Game 2 Loss to Rays
Top Travis MacGregor News
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Angels' Travis MacGregor: Signs minors pact with Angels
MacGregor signed a minor-league contract with the Angels on Monday.
MacGregor is 26 years old and has yet to appear in a major-league game, but he posted a respectable 3.82 ERA and 84:31 K:BB in 77.2 innings this past season between the Double-A and Triple-A affiliates of the Pirates. The right-hander was a second-round pick by Pittsburgh in the 2016 MLB Draft.
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Pirates' Travis MacGregor: Healthy at Double-A
MacGregor (elbow) has given up four earned runs on nine hits and two walks while striking out 19 across 10.2 innings through his first three starts for Double-A Altoona.
MacGregor made his debut for Altoona on May 5, a date that marked his first appearance in affiliated ball since August 2018. The right-handed missed the entire 2019 season while recovering from Tommy John surgery, then didn't pitch in 2020 due to the cancellation of the minor-league season. The 23-year-old appears to be healthy after the long layoff, and while the organization is expected to be conservative with his usage in 2021, it's not out of the question for him to get a call-up to the big leagues before the end of the season if he continues to make bats miss at a prolific rate.
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