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The Kansas City Royals signed former two-way player Anthony Gose to a minor league deal, assigning him to Triple-A Omaha. Gose previously played five years in the Majors as an outfielder before returning to pitching in 2017.
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The Kansas City Royals made a notable roster move on Tuesday, signing a former two-way prospect to a minor league deal.
Lefty Anthony Gose was assigned to Triple-A Omaha after inking a deal with the AL Central club.
He played five years in the Majors as an outfielder from 2012-16, hitting .240/.309/.348 with 12 home runs with the Toronto Blue Jays and Detroit Tigers. The 35-year-old returned to the mound in 2017.
Five organizations have allowed Gose to pitch in the minors, but the Cleveland Guardians are the only club to give him a look in the big leagues. He hit 100 mph on the radar gun in his pitching debut at the Major League level.
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He's totaled 31 outings out of the bullpen across three seasons, most recently throwing 4.1 innings with the Guardians in 2024.
The Royals rank 29th in bullpen ERA, but they'll likely give Gose time to showcase that he can get minor league hitters out first.
Anthony Gose played for the Toronto Blue Jays and the Detroit Tigers during his five years in the Major Leagues.
Gose has pitched in the minors for five organizations, with the Cleveland Guardians being the only team to give him a chance in the big leagues.
The Royals have assigned Anthony Gose to Triple-A Omaha to provide bullpen depth as he continues his career as a pitcher.
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