
Haaland: I feel no pressure facing Arsenal - we have nothing to lose
Haaland claims no pressure facing Arsenal as City aims for title.
Tanner Gordon was optioned to Triple-A but has since been called up to the Rockies after strong performances. He showcased his potential in his MLB debut, holding the Astros to two hits in four scoreless innings.
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Tanner Gordon was optioned to Triple-A despite showing potential due to the Rockies' roster decisions after a less-than-stellar 2025 season.
In his MLB debut against the Astros, Tanner Gordon pitched four scoreless innings, allowing two hits, striking out four, and walking one.
During spring training, Tanner Gordon posted a 1.65 ERA with 12 strikeouts in 11 innings, demonstrating his readiness for the MLB.
Tanner Gordon's call-up is crucial for the Rockies' rotation, especially with injuries to key pitchers and the need for a reliable starter.

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