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The Rangers signed RHP Kyle Barraclough to a minor league contract.
Fantasy Impact
Barraclough will start in Triple-A Round Rock. He could pitch as either a starter or reliver for the Rangers depending on how they view him. He made 13 starts in Triple-A last season.
Kyle Barraclough has agreed to a minor-league deal with the Yankees that includes an invitation to spring training, according to Jon Morosi.
Fantasy Impact
Barraclough opted for free agency last July after not cracking the Padres 60-man player pool. He hasn't appeared in a game since 2019 when he posted a rough 5.61 ERA and 1.75 WHIP over 33 2/3 innings between the Nationals and the Giants.
The Padres announced reliever Kyle Barraclough opted for free agency.
Fantasy Impact
The veteran reliever wasn't included in the team's 60-man player pool so chose to become a free agent. The Padres made this decision with several veterans who had minor league contracts with the club, instead opting to fill out their summer roster with prospects.
The Padres have signed RP Kyle Barraclough to a minor league contract that includes an invite to spring training.
Fantasy Impact
Barraclough was a top young RP during his time with Miami, but his limiting factor was always command. After being traded to the Nationals prior to the 2019 season, Barraclough imploded and was ultimately waived by Washington. He finished the season in San Francisco, continuing to struggle with his command, before hitting the free agent market. Barraclough is an intriguing arm and it makes sense for San Diego given the minor commitment. While he could develop into an interesting late-inning arm for the Padres, he's unlikely to enter the season on the fantasy radar.
The Marlins have traded Kyle Barraclough to the Nationals in exchange for international slot money.
Fantasy Impact
Barraclough was dominant for the early part of the season before hitting the skids in the second half, ultimately finishing with a 4.20 ERA and 1.33 WHIP. Unless the Nationals add to their bullpen, Barraclough, who is under team control for three more seasons, will be in the mix for saves.