Former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher has agreed to terms with the Milwaukee Brewers
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Former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Thomas Pannone has agreed to terms with the Milwaukee Brewers for next season.
Earlier today, Blue Jays found out that beloved pitcher Yusei Kikuchi signed a 3 year deal worth $65 million with the Los Angeles Angels and it looks like he isn't the only Blue Jays former pitcher to have signed today.
Brewers agree to terms with former Blue Jays pitcher Thomas Pannone
According to reports, the Milwaukee Brewers and left handed pitcher Thomas Pannone have agreed to a minor league in which include an invite to major -league camp.
According to Todd Rosiak of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the Brewers have agreed to a minor-league deal with an invitation with and invite to big league camp with left-hander Thomas Pannone. -TSN
Brewers have reunited with LHP Thomas Pannone in a minor-league deal with an invite to major-league camp.
Pannone spent the last season between the Chicago Cubs and the New York Yankees organizations but elected free agency on November 4th and has decided to return to the Brewers for who he played for in 2023.
The left handed pitcher played for the Toronto Blue Jays in 2018 and 2019 in which he recorded a 5.43 ERA in a total of 49 games before signing as a free agent the following year with the Los Angeles Angels.
Pannone, 30, spent the 2018 and 2019 seasons with the Jays, recording a 5.43 ERA in 49 games during his time with the Jays. He also appeared in one game with the Brewers in 2023. -TSN
The current free agent market is still flooded with former Blue Jays players but for now at least a few have been taken off the board.
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