Royals Add Gonsolin on MLB Deal, Immediately Place Him on IL
Kansas City signs the former Dodgers All-Star and World Series champion, but Gonsolin heads straight to the 15-day IL as he recovers from elbow surgery.
The Kansas City Royals have signed right-hander Tony Gonsolin to a major league contract. Gonsolin, a former All-Star and World Series champion, is currently recovering from right elbow surgery. He was placed on the 15-day injured list upon signing. The move adds rotation depth for Kansas City, though Gonsolin is not immediately available.
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Royals Sign Tony Gonsolin, Immediately Place Him on 15-Day IL
Kansas City adds the injury-plagued former Dodgers starter on a major league deal, but Gonsolin is not yet available to pitch.
Royals Sign Tony Gonsolin, Immediately Place Him on 15-Day IL
Kansas City adds the former Dodgers starter on a major-league deal but he begins the year on the injured list.
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