Kendall Graveman

Graveman, a reliever, is under contract next season. But even with José Urquidy on his way back, the Astros could still use another starter.

The spoils of failure come out in spectacular sell-offs, and that’s exactly what we’re seeing on Chicago’s South Side.

Graveman, 32, is 3-4 this season, posting a 3.48 ERA and 1.20 WHIP in 45 appearances.

Across a battered Sox clubhouse, plenty of players are trying to make things work with what they have. But again, it's not enough.

The White Sox showed the type of grit on Monday that they'll need with Yoán Moncada and Tim Anderson now dealing with injuries.

The White Sox agreed to a three-year deal with García and also signed free-agent Kendall Graverman for three years and $24 million.

The White Sox are expected to announce the move next week.

With scoreless multi-inning outings in two swing games, Cristian Javier was among the relievers to help flip the ALCS in the Astros' favor.

After a dominant start to his Astros tenure, Graveman went through a stretch of poor command from which he now appears to be emerging.

Last week gave us the most active trade deadline in years — new jerseys on old players, old colors around new players. Here's a cheat sheet.

The Astros' trade for Yimi García on Wednesday continued their bullpen makeover that began with Tuesday's acquisition of Kendall Graveman.

Dealing for Graveman is a start for a team that desperately needed to surround Ryan Pressly with at least one more high-leverage reliever.

The Mariners landed corner infielder Abraham Toro, who hit a home run Monday night against his now-current teammates.

Who are the most underrated, indispensable players for each team? Jim Bowden checked in with decision-makers across MLB as he made his list.

From hard-throwers like Kendall Graveman to soft-tossers like César Valdez, the Giants could have plenty of relief targets at the deadline.

Few teams have been as good as the Mariners' bullpen corps through the season's first 17 games.

Greg Jewitt focuses on late-inning bullpen work in Seattle, Toronto and more in his latest accounting of MLB closer situations.

Spring yielded some surprises which are reflected on the Mariners' roster — some good and at least one not-so-good.