Trey Gibson's MLB Debut: Baltimore Orioles Call Up Top Prospect

0:00On May 2nd, the Baltimore Orioles are calling up their third-ranked prospect, 23-year-old right-handed Trey Gibson for his major league, debut Sunday against the New York Yankees. Gibson posted a 4.66 ERA over 9-2-thirds innings in three spring training starts, then went 2-2 with a 4.0. One mark in six outings at Triple-A Norfolk, fanning 25 and walking 12 across 24-2-thirds frames. Gibson's manager Craig Albernaz is pumped about it, saying Gibson has put in the work his whole life impact serious heat, averaging 93.6 miles per hour on his four-seamer and 93 on the sinker, mixing in six pitches like cutters, curves, sliders, and sweepers. Gibson went undrafted out of Liberty University after his suspension, played Cape Cod ball, then signed with Baltimore for 150,000, dollar bonus, climbing fast from rookie ball through Double-A and Triple-A with 166 strikeouts and 120 and 1-3rd innings last year.

1:02To clear space, the O's activated Dietrich Ends off the injured list, recalled Nick Perquet from Norfolk, option Tyler Wells down, and designated Albert Suarez for assignment, setting the stage for Gibson to step up and own Yankee Stadium. From around the league, powered by AI, this is MLB News Today.