tommy kahnle

Tommy Kahnle has been very effective coming out of the bullpen for the Detroit Tigers and his addition makes the Tigers a much better team.

Shaker grad Tommy Kahnle is a good fit in Detroit and his departure is a tough loss for the New York Yankees.

Shaker high school grad Tommy Kahnle is a big reason why the Yankees bullpen has been nearly flawless in the postseason.

Latham native Tommy Kahnle took out his frustration on a trash can after a poor outing against his former team on Tuesday.

Broadalbin Perth grad Matt Gage another Section II player lands with the New York Yankees joining Columbia grad Kevin Smith.

Shaker grad Tommy Kahnle is ready to return to the New York Yankees on Friday when they open a series in Los Angeles against the Dodgers.

Shaker High School graduate, Tommy Kanhle is entering his 9th season in Major League Baseball. The right-hander from Latham has pitched well enough to earn a 2-year/$11.5 million contract with the New York Yankees through the 2024 season. However, Kahnle's second stint in pinstripes has gotten off to a slow start.

In professional sports, you don't want to plan on injuries. However, you have to be smart and prepare for them. New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman lured the biggest pitching prize of the 2023 free agent market, Carlos Rodón, to the Bronx. The GM certainly didn't want to plan for his left-handed pitcher's replacement in mid-March.

Let's hope the biceps injury to Shaker grad Tommy Kahnle doesn't sideline him too long. The New York Yankees are counting on him to be a big part of the bullpen

It's been a long road for former Shaker High School pitcher, Tommy Kahnle, since he became one of the most valuable middle relievers in all of Major League Baseball in 2019. That year, the Latham native pitched in 72 games for the New York Yankees amassing 27 "holds" with an impressive 3.67 ERA. Kahnle's money pitch, the knee-buckling change-up, was amongst the best in baseball. Then after only one game in the COVID shortened 2020 season, injury struck his valuable right elbow and his relationship with the Yankees ended.

We have three Capital District baseball players, Ian Anderson, Kevin Smith and Jeff Hoffman who are ready to play big roles.

The New York Yankees and former Shaker star Tommy Kahnle might be parting ways. Kahnle chose free agency over outright assignment from the Yankees. The right-handed reliever will test the market instead of being sent to the minors while he rehabs from Tommy John Surgery in August.