Twins Add Experienced Arm to Major League Roster
Minnesota Twins Elevate Austin Voth to the Major League Squad
The Minnesota Twins organization has made a significant roster adjustment, promoting the experienced right-handed pitcher, Austin Voth, from their Triple-A affiliate, the St. Paul Saints, to the major league team. This move signals the Twins' intent to strengthen their pitching depth with a seasoned professional.
Cody Laweryson Optioned to Triple-A St. Paul
In a related transaction, right-handed pitcher Cody Laweryson has been optioned back to the St. Paul Saints. This shift is a direct consequence of Voth's promotion, allowing Laweryson to continue developing his skills at the Triple-A level while making space for Voth on the active roster.
Voth's Recent Performance with St. Paul Saints
Before his call-up, the 33-year-old Voth demonstrated promising form with the St. Paul Saints. Across three starts, he recorded an 0-1 record with an earned run average of 5.40. Notably, he struck out 17 batters over 13 and one-third innings pitched since joining the team on June 4th under a minor league contract.
Previous Stint with the Toronto Blue Jays
Earlier this season, Voth had a brief tenure with the Toronto Blue Jays, where he made two relief appearances. During this time, he registered a 0-0 record with a 9.00 ERA, issuing five walks and recording one strikeout over six innings before being granted free agency by the Blue Jays on June 1st.
Austin Voth's Extensive MLB Career Overview
Throughout his career, Voth has compiled a major league record of 17 wins and 19 losses, with a career ERA of 4.77. These statistics span 209 games, including 39 starts, across eight seasons. He has pitched for several prominent teams, including the Washington Nationals (2018-2022), Baltimore Orioles (2022-2023), Seattle Mariners (2024), and the Toronto Blue Jays (2026). Additionally, he spent the previous season pitching internationally for Chiba Lotte in Japan, further diversifying his professional experience.
Cody Laweryson's Season Performance Before Option
Before being optioned, the 28-year-old Laweryson posted a record of 1 win and 0 losses, alongside one save and an ERA of 5.06. He accumulated 18 strikeouts over 16 innings across 14 relief appearances during the current season.