This article references Chris Tillman and more! Free-agent starting pitcher Chris Tillman is expected to sign with a team in the next 48 to 72 hours, and he's had significant talks with the Orioles, Twins and two other teams, according to an industry source. There remains mutual interest between Tillman and the Orioles in a reunion. Baltimore remains focused on adding to the rotation, even after signing starter Andrew Cashner this week. Tillman struggled to a 7.84 ERA over 20 games and 19 starts in 2017, but he had a 3.91 ERA and averaged 14 [...]Keep on reading: Chris Tillman Expected To Make Decision Soon

This article references Chris Tillman and more! Free agent starting pitcher Chris Tillman is still training at Orioles camp in Florida and Peter Schmuck of the Baltimore Sun hopes that he does not leave. Tillman is unsigned, but is choosing to train with his former Orioles teammates rather than go to the free agent camp in Brandenton. According to Schmuck, Tillman needs to stay with the Orioles, even if he has to take less guaranteed money to do it. He points out that no other team will have the same patience with Tillman if he does not bounc[...]Keep on reading: Chris Tillman Still At Orioles Camp

This article references Chris Tillman and more! Free agent starting pitcher Chris Tillman could be an option for the Twins, according to LaVelle Neal of the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Neal lists Jake Arrieta, Alex Cobb, and Lance Lynn as the top options for the Twins, but Tillman is another pitcher that Minnesota is monitoring. Arrieta will likely not be a viable option for the Twins, but the team is still monitoring Cobb and Lynn closely. Tillman, on the other hand, is is a two-time 16-game winner with Baltimore who went 1-7 with a 7.84 ERA l[...]Keep on reading: Chris Tillman Could Be Fall Back Option For Twins

This article references Chris Tillman and more! Free agent starting pitcher Chris Tillman is coming off of a rough 2017, but Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com reports that the Twins have interest in Tillman. Yu Darvish remains the Twins' top priority and they have also been linked to Lance Lynn and Alex Cobb, but the club is also looking at adding back-end rotation depth in the event that they are unable to land a big name. Tillman was flat-out awful last season, posting a 7.84 ERA in 19 starts and five relief appearances. He would presumably accept[...]Keep on reading: Chris Tillman Still An Option For Twins

This article references Chris Tillman and more! Free-agent starting pitcher Chris Tillman is coming off of a rough 2017, but Jon Morosi of MLB Network reports that the Toronto Blue Jays have shown interest in Tillman. Tillman is probably going to have to settle for a one-year contract, maybe even a non-guaranteed minor league deal, after struggling to a 7.84 ERA, 1.89 [...]Keep on reading: Chris Tillman Considered By Blue Jays

This article references Chris Tillman and more! Free agent pitcher Chris Tillman has been working out at the Orioles' spring training complex in Sarasota, Florida. Tillman is a free agent, but he requested permission to use the Orioles' facilities this winter and that request was granted. O's manager Buck Showalter suggested Monday that the team could have interest in re-signing the 29-year-old right-hander, who struggled to a 7.84 ERA, 1.89 [...]Keep on reading: Chris Tillman Working Out In Florida

The Detroit Tigers have shown interest in Baltimore Orioles free-agent starting pitcher Chris Tillman, but talks between the sides are in the preliminary stages, according to sources. Because Tillman continues to struggle -- he posted a 1-7 record, 7.84 ERA and 1.89 [...]

Baltimore Orioles free-agent starting pitcher Chris Tillman is searching for a one-year deal after he went 1-7 with a 7.84 ERA in 2017. Tillman was one of the worst starters in all of baseball and struck out only 6.1 hitters per nine innings to boot. Even if he wanted, he probably wouldn't be able t[...]

Someone needs to have a sit-down with Buck Showalter and tell him that Chris Tillman is not a viable pitcher. He couldn't even get out of the fifth inning. He gave up three runs, all earned. It would have been worse, but Mychal Givens escaped the fifth without allowing the two runners he inherited t[...]

Baltimore was scoring runs on Monday night, but Chris Tillman seemed to want to immediately give them back. He gave up six runs over 5 1/3 innings. Two of those runs came when Mychael Givens allowed two inherited baserunners to score courtesy of a two-run single by Ben Gamel, who had five RBI for th[...]