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Madison Bumgarner hasn't pitched given that last April when the Arizona Diamondbacks launched him, however the veteran starter might be considering a resurgence.
Per USA Today's Bob Nightengale, Bumgarner informed buddies that he's disputing a go back to the mound this summer season.
“Former World Series hero Madison Bumgarner, who was launched last April and is still making $14 million from the Arizona Diamondbacks this season, informed good friends that he's considering a prospective return this summer season,” Nightengale composed.
No matter whether he pitches or not, Bumgarner will get $14 million from the Diamondbacks in 2024.
In his last complete season in 2022, Bumgarner taped 30 starts, notching 112 strikeouts and a 4.88 ERA in 158.2 innings pitched.
Bumgarner's time in Arizona ended after a terrible start to the 2023 season. In 4 starts, he quit 25 hits, 20 runs and taped a 10.26 ERA through 16.2 innings pitched. The relocate to launch Bumgarner cost the Diamondbacks $34 million throughout 2 years, however it was something they considered required offered his battles.
At 34 years of ages, Bumgarner might still have lots of baseball delegated play if a group wants to gamble on him. The three-time World Series champ might offer some seasoned experience to a young group looking to make a postseason push.
Even if Bumgarner stays anonymous on Opening Day, it's possible he might land an agreement at some time throughout the season.
