Jesse Chavez

Schwellenbach limited the Tigers to three hits, two walks and one run with seven strikeouts in six innings of a 2-1 win Tuesday.

Dive into all the latest and greatest happenings with the Braves in our weekly segment.

Plus the Mariners honor their "Mr. 1000" while Lance Parrish gives a baseball lesson to kids on a classic 'Diff'rent Strokes' episode.

Chavez has a 3.07 ERA in his career with the Braves and is always a welcome presence: "Everybody loves Jesse Chavez."

Both Jesse Chavez and Kyle Wright returned in mid-September from long stints on the injured list.

Luke Williams was thrown out at the plate in ninth, but a strong outing from Chavez perked up the mood.

In Atlanta's 8-1 rout of the Colorado Rockies, d’Arnaud laid claim to the longest hit by a Brave this season.

You know how many sets of four teammates — at any position — have ever played this many postseason games together? Yep. None.

There's no shortage of candidates for either list.

A player-by-player look at those who have departed and those who remain, and introduce you to the new additions.

“Let’s just get there and then let’s worry about all these issues at that time," said manager Joe Maddon on his closer options.

If you’re a fan of a team playing for a year other than this one, the end of July is predictably a profoundly sad time. The cure takes time — but can be worth the wait.

The 2018 Rangers qualified as sellers. We recap every deal they made - and a few they didn't.

They acquire veteran right-hander Jesse Chavez from the Texas Rangers, but expectations are that won't be the last bullpen move they make before the trade deadline.

The Rangers acquired a pitcher with a fringy fastball but strong numbers - and there's a chance he could improve upon the velocity.

No bullpen is ever perfect, but the 2018 Rangers relievers have — aside from a few potholes early in early in the season — been pretty remarkable.

It turns out that facing Chris Sale and Craig Kimbrel is bad for offense

We live in an age of science, don't we? Between Statcast and futuristic training programs, surely no current Texas Rangers have superstitions, right? Wrong.