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The Yankees are believed to be trying to trade both Chad Gaudin and Sergio Mitre, according to the Chicago Tribune.
They want to go with either Phil Hughes or Joba Chamberlain as their fifth starter next season. Gaudin, who posted a 3.43 ERA in 42 innings with the Yankees in 2009, would seem to have more value.
An undisclosed rival executive believes that Chad Gaudin could be the Yankees' fifth starter in 2010, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.
That would potentially push Joba Chamberlain and Phil Hughes to the bullpen, hence limiting their fantasy value. Rosenthal thinks that if the Yankees do decide to use both of those pitchers in that role, they would more likely go with Alfredo Aceves as the No. 5 starter though.
If the Yankees advance to the American League Championship Series, Chad Gaudin will likely start game four, according to the New York Post.
Gaudin didn't have to deal with any "Joba rules" this year, and somehow, after pitching terribly for the Padres for the first half of the season, pitched very well in the AL East gauntlet. Perhaps most puzzlingly of all, his new Yankee Stadium ERA this season was 3.04 in 26.2 innings, while his ERA in the pitcher-friendly Petco Park was 6.30 in 40 innings. That being said, we'll see how he fares in potential Boston or Los Angeles ALCS matchups.
Chad Gaudin only allowed two earned runs on four hits over 6.2 innings in Monday's 8-2 win over the Royals at Yankee Stadium. He had two walks with five strikeouts.
Gaudin had a solid outing, and improved his record to 6-10. He allowed two or less earned runs in three of his five starts this month.
Chad Gaudin has replaced the struggling Sergio Mitre as the Yankees' fifth starter, according to The Journal News.
Gaudin has a 2.49 ERA in four starts for the Bombers this season, but obviously will not be in their rotation come October.
Chad Gaudin gave up three earned runs on seven hits over 5.2 innings in Wednesday's 5-4 win over the Jays at Yankee Stadium. He had one walk and two strikeouts.
Toronto was leading 3-2 when Gaudin exited, so he ends the night with a no-decision rather than a win. He remains winless over three starts in September.
Chad Gaudin only surrendered one earned run on six hits over six innings in Tuesday's 3-2 win over the Rays at Yankee Stadium. He had two walks with six strikeouts.
The Rays tied the game at 2-2 in the eighth inning, so Gaudin was forced to take a no-decision for his strong performance. This could earn him more spot-starts in the Yankees' rotation.
Chad Gaudin made a spot-start on Thursday and lasted only 3.2 innings in the Yankees' 10-5 win over the Blue Jays. Gaudin allowed three runs on four hits while walking three and striking out two.
Gaudin probably won't be seeing many more starts this season, as the Yankees would prefer to use him out of the bullpen. He didn't do anything tonight that would persuade the coaches to start him regularly, but if the team needs a spot start he will probably be the guy.
MLB.com is reporting that Chad Gaudin will be used exclusively out of the bullpen for the rest of the season. Sergio Mitre is entrenched in the team's rotation, and Joba Chamberlain will remain in the rotation as well.
With Joba being placed on a strict innings limit for the rest of the year, Gaudin will likely see some long-relief time in games that Joba pitches. Gaudin shouldn't be making any fantasy appearances for the rest of the season.
GM Kevin Towers noted that the Padres will take cash considerations (believed to be $100,000) as compensation for the trade that shipped Chad Gaudin to the Yankees earlier in the month, according to MLBblogs.com.
Gaudin went 0-4 in his last seven starts with the Padres, and they replaced him in the rotation with Cesar Carrillo.
Chad Gaudin only allowed one hit over 4.1 scoreless innings in Wednesday's 3-2 win at Oakland. He had five walks and five strikeouts.
Gaudin held the A's scoreless, but did not last long, and the five free passes really stand out. He is just an option for deeper fantasy leagues if handed another start with New York.
The New York Daily News is reporting that new Yankees' pitcher Chad Gaudin will make his first start with the team either Saturday or Sunday. The team wants to limit the amount of innings thrown by Joba Chamberlain, so they will push Chamberlain's scheduled start back and let Gaudin go this weekend.
The Yankees' fifth starter, Sergio Mitre, isn't exactly blowing people away with his performance thus far, so this could serve as a bit of an audition for Gaudin. He has shown the ability to dominate at times this season, but he has also been vulnerable to terrible outings as well. Pitching his home games in Yankee Stadium doesn't figure to help him out much, but he could be worth a look for a spot start if you really need someone.
Chad Gaudin may make a spot-start in place of Joba Chamberlain for Sunday's game against Seattle, according to the Star-Ledger.
Chamberlain is not injured, but manager Joe Girardi is thinking about cutting down his innings for the remainder of the season to prevent him from wearing down. Gaudin's fantasy value could rise if he makes some spot-starts down the stretch, and is worth picking up as a flier for deeper AL-only leagues.
Chad Gaudin has been activated by the Yankees, according to the Associated Press. He was acquired from the Padres via trade last week. Josh Towers was designated for assignment to make room on the roster.
Gaudin will work out of the bullpen, and could be an option as a spot-starter if needed. He is worth a look as a flier for deeper AL-only leagues, but his fantasy value is limited for now.
MLB.com is reporting that the newly acquired Chad Gaudin will join the Yankees for Sunday's series finale against the Red Sox. Gaudin is expected to be used out of the bullpen and as a spot starter for New York.
Manager Joe Girardi said the team does not plan to put Gaudin in the rotation at this point, so obviously any fantasy value he had will take a hit with this move. He may still get a chance to start at some point down the road, but for now it would be better to find another sarting pitcher option.
Chad Gaudin has been traded to the Yankees for a player to be named later, according to MLB.com's Bryan Koch.
Gaudin has been getting lit up of late in the spacious Petco Park, so a move to the bandbox Yankee Stadium might not be the best thing for his career. It's a possibility he could be named the Yankees fifth starter, so keep an eye on him in AL-only leagues.
Chad Gaudin got bombed for the second straight on Wednesday, allowing six earned runs in just 3.1 innings of work, as the Padres lost 6-2 to the Braves in Atlanta.
Gaudin has now pitched just five innings in his last two starts, surrendering 13 runs in the process. Whatever progress he made in his July 26 start appears to have been short-lived.
Chad Gaudin went seven innings for the first time in July on Sunday, allowing just one run, but took a no-decision as the Padres lost to the Nationals 3-2 in ten innings.
Gaudin hasn't pitched particularly well this month, allowing less than three runs only twice, but has continued to rack up a decent amount of strikeouts for the awful Padres. He won't be great going forward, but he will be good enough to own in most formats.
Chad Gaudin fell to 4-9 on Tuesday, allowing three earned runs in six innings of a 3-2 Padres loss to Florida.
In addition to the nine losses, Gaudin has an ugly 1.45 WHIP and 4.84 ERA. He's a decent spot-starting option if he's pitching at home, but that's all.
Chad Gaudin allowed four earned runs and walked four in five innings on Thursday as the Padres got blown out 10-1 by the Rockies at home.
Gaudin is now just 4-8 on the season, and has an ugly 4.84 ERA and 1.42 WHIP. He has been racking up quality starts and strikeouts of late, however, and could be worth a look if you are in need of pitching help.
The San Diego Padres have announced that Chad Gaudin will start the first game after the All-Star break on Thursday, according to the San Diego Union Tribune. Gaudin will be followed by Josh Geer on Friday, Kevin Correia on Saturday, and possibly prospect Mat Latos on Sunday.
Gaudin has been and enigma wrapped in a riddle for fantasy owners this season. He will have one start where he looks dominant and strikes out double-digits, and then his next start will last only three innings while he gives up seven runs. He is a huge risk in all fantasy circles, but NL-only leaguers may want to take that chance and try to play the matchups.
Chad Gaudin allowed only three hits in 6.2 innings of work on Wednesday, but took a no-decision as the Padres allowed five late runs to the Diamondbacks and lost 6-2.
Gaudin has been an unpredictable starter in 2009, and actually pitched better away from the cozy pitching confines of Petco Park. He is a decent spot starting option in most formats, but should only be owned in deeper NL-only or mixed leagues.
Chad Gaudin was outstanding on Sunday as the Padres shut out the Rangers 2-0. Gaudin went eight scoreless innings and allowed one hit while walking two and striking out nine. He is now 4-6 on the season.
Wow, where did this come from? Gaudin is very average for the most part, but he looked like a Cy Young pitcher tonight. He has now struck out 20 hitters in his last two starts, and if he keeps doing this he will shock the fantasy world. Don't be shocked if he comes back to Earth in the next few starts, but he may be a nice pickup for now.
Chad Gaudin struck out 11 in seven innings on Tuesday to pick up his third win of the season as the Padres beat the Mariners 9-7.
It was Gaudin's first good start since May and his first win since May 31. He is not a great spot starting option, and tonight should be regarded mostly as a fluke.
Chad Gaudin was lit up for eight earned runs on 10 hits over a mere three innings of work in Friday's 11-6 loss at the Angels. He had no walks with one strikeout. He gave up two homers in the nightmarish outing.
Gaudin falls to 2-5 for the season, and his ERA climbs to 6.16. He is yet to win over three starts in June, and allowed 13 earned runs over the span. He is not fit for fantasy duty right now.
After throwing 37 pitches in relief for the Padres during their 18-inning loss on Sunday, Chad Gaudin's Wednesday night start has been pushed to Friday against the Angels according to the North County Times. Kevin Correia will take his place on three days of rest.
Gaudin has been highly mediocre in 2009, going 2-4 with a 5.01 ERA and 1.54 WHIP. He is little more than a fantasy spot starter at this point, and a dicey one at that.
Chad Gaudin was lit up for five earned runs on six hits over five innings in Friday's 8-0 loss to Arizona at Petco Park. He had four walks with six strikeouts.
Gaudin falls to 2-4 for the season, with a poor 5.24 ERA. Gaudin had a few solid outings this season, but is too erratic to employ outside of deeper NL-only leagues.
Chad Gaudin was superb in a win against Colorado on Sunday, giving up one earned run (two total) off seven hits with zero walks and nine strikeouts in 6.1 innings.
Gaudin has been decent for San Diego this season, though his nine strikeouts were a high total since 2007 and he's still no more than an NL-only spot starter.
Chad Gaudin was wild against his former team on Thursday as the Padres lost to the Cubs 11-3. Gaudin went 4.1 innings and allowed four runs on one hit while walking seven and striking out three.
Gaudin may have only given up one hit, but when you walk seven in 4.1 innings you didn't pitch very well. The Cubs have to be happy about their decision to rid themselves of Gaudin, especially after watching him today.
Chad Gaudin got shelled on Sunday, allowing six runs on eight hits and three walks over 5.2 innings as the Padres fell to the Dodgers 7-3. He was handed his first loss of the season.
Gaudin fared well in his first start of the season, but Sunday's effort was a far cry from that one. He has an advantage pitching in Petco Park, but likely isn't talented enough to keep crooked numbers off the scoreboard consistently.
Updating a previous report, the Padres have brought up Chad Gaudin to replace Eulogio De La Cruz, according to MLB.com. He had been signed to a minor league contract on April 12 after he was released from the Cubs.
Gaudin has been effective in two starts at Triple-A. He appears to be headed to the starting rotation until other members can come back from injury. He's still only 26, but he doesn't have much fantasy value at the moment. Pitching in San Diego makes him worth watching.
According to MLB.com, the Padres plan to call up pitcher Chad Gaudin before Monday's game so that he can get a spot start against the Rockies on Tuesday.
The Padres are desperate as they have been racked with injuries, but instead of exploring trade options they have decided to fix their problems from within. Gaudin looks to just be filling in and likely won't hold any fantasy value.
Chad Gaudin has inked a minor league deal with the Padres, according to MLB.com.
Gaudin will be in San Diego today to throw a bullpen session. The Padres need help in their bullpen, but Gaudin surrendered 19 earned runs on 25 hits over 16.2 innings with the Cubs in spring training. The Rockies were also interested in Gaudin.
The Rockies are interested in Chad Gaudin after clearing waivers with the Cubs, according to InsidetheRockies.com.
The Rockies would like to ink him to a minor league deal and send him to Triple-A, to see if he can regain the arm strength and command to serve as a starter again.
The Cubs have released pitcher Chad Gaudin, according to the Chicago Sun Times.
Gaudin was roughed up last season after coming to the Cubs in the Rich Harden trade and there was simply no place to put him. He didn't fit in the rotation or the pen, so this move made sense for the Cubs. Look for the Rockies to maybe take a flier on him now, since no one is asking for anything in return.
The Rockies are reportedly interested in the Cubs' Chad Gaudin, according to the Chicago Tribune.
The Cubs could keep both Angel Guzman and Rule 5 pick David Patton, and demote Jeff Samardzija to Triple-A Iowa if Gauden is dealt to Colorado. The Cubs did not have a spot for Gaudin in their crowded rotation and would work in the bullpen if he sticks around.
Chad Gaudin had another outing to forget Friday against the Angels. He surrendered six runs on five hits in just one and two-thirds innings.
It's one thing to get hit hard, but it's another to do so while mixing in four walks in less than two innings, which is what Gaudin did.
Chad Gaudin had a rough outing on Wednesday in a start for the Cubs, allowing three runs on four hits through three innings. He did manage to strike out three batters but it was certainly overshadowed by his three-run first inning.
Gaudin started six games for the Cubs last year but won't be expected to start this season unless Chicago has a lot of injuries and very little notice that they need a starter.
Chad Gaudin picked up the victory Thursday, throwing two innings while giving up one run on three hits in a 7-4 win over the Brewers.
With one of the strongest starting rotations in baseball, the Cubs figure to utilize Gaudin in a relief role. He posted a 4.40 ERA last season while making 44 relief appearances and six starts between the A's and Cubs.
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