Padres Bolster Pitching Ranks By Re-Signing Former Draft Pick
The Padres drafted Gott in the sixth round of the 2013 draft, though sent him to the Angels alongside Huston Street.Gott's Last MLB appearance came in 2023, when he played 64 games between the Mariners and Mets. He posted a 4.14 ERA in 45.2 innings before landing with the Mariners in 2023.Gott had a rough return after his injury in 2024, posting a 7.40 ERA in the minors across 24 appearances in 2025, but seems to have things figured out this season.
- ▪The Padres drafted Gott in the sixth round of the 2013 draft, though sent him to the Angels alongside Huston Street.Gott's Last MLB appearance came in 2023, when he played 64 games between the Mariners and Mets.
- ▪He posted a 4.14 ERA in 45.2 innings before landing with the Mariners in 2023.Gott had a rough return after his injury in 2024, posting a 7.40 ERA in the minors across 24 appearances in 2025, but seems to have things figured out this season
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By Aaron Coloma0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.The San Diego Padres signed right-handed relief pitcher Trevor Gott to a minor league deal Tuesday, perhaps looking to strengthen their bullpen before making a push for the postseason.Gott, 34, pitched in parts of eight years in MLB from 2015-23, splitting time with the Los Angeles Angels, Washington Nationals, San Francisco Giants, Milwaukee Brewers, Seattle Mariners and New York Mets. The Padres drafted Gott in the sixth round of the 2013 draft, though sent him to the Angels alongside Huston Street.Gott's Last MLB appearance came in 2023, when he played 64 games between the Mariners and Mets.
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