Anthony Gose #89

Anthony Robert Gose...Wife, Brittany...Graduated from Bellflower High School (Calif.) in 2008...Hit .443 with 31 stolen bases as a senior...Also excelled as a pitcher as he owned a 0.63 ERA and struck out 124 batters...Earned Rawlings First Team All-American honors his senior season...Named to the Tokyo 2020 All-Olympic Baseball Team (best LHP) for silver-medal winning Team USA (5.1 IP, H, 0 R)…Credited his success to pitching coach Dave Wallace and teammates David Robertson, Edwin Jackson and Scott Kazmir...Transitioned to a pitcher in 2017 after he made his Major League debut as an outfielder...Appeared in 372 career games as an outfielder.

2024

Appeared in three games with Cleveland, recording a 10.38 ERA (5 ER/4.1 IP) with four strikeouts against one walk.

2023

Spent 2023 season rehabbing from Sept. 2022 reconstructive left elbow surgery...Signed a two-year Minor League deal in Nov. 2022...Spent virtually entire season in Goodyear, Ariz.

2022

Spent first three months of the 2022 season in the Cleveland bullpen before persistent elbow pain forced him to the IL in early July and after diligent rehab and persistent pain eventually underwent elbow surgery on Sept. 15, 2022 in Dallas (Dr. Keith Meister)...Took a 3.10 ERA into his final and 22nd outing of the season (20.1IP, 13H, 7ER, 27K) before yielding 4 R/ER in 0.2 in final outing vs. NYY (7/2-G1)...Career-high 2.0IP on 6/22 at MIN (2.0IP, 1SO)...First career win on 4/20 vs. CWS (GM 2)...Had 11-game stretch from 5/13-6/28 where he posted a 0.82 ERA (1ER/11.0IP, 14K).

2021

Went five years between Major League appearances, making his ML pitching debut on Sept. 20 vs. KC-2 (1.2IP, 1H, 1R/ER, 1SO)... Went on to post a 1.35 ERA in six relief outings (6.2IP, 2H, 1ER, 9SO) and did not allow a run over his last 5.2 IP following his debut... His previously most recent MLB appearance was in center field for Detroit on May 15, 2016 at Baltimore...Spent the season in AAA Columbus around a pair of stints with Team USA for the Olympic qualifier and then the Olympics in Tokyo...At Triple-A posted a 3.55 ERA in 28 games (1GS, 33.0IP, 20H, 13ER, 28BB, 49SO, .172 avg) and did not allow a run after August 15 (8/17- on; 13.0IP, 3H, 0R, 6BB, 21SO, .071 avg)…Overall at AAA, lefties batted .156 (7-for-45) and were 2-for-35 (.057) with RISP...Named to the Tokyo 2020 All-Olympic Baseball Team (best LHP) for silver-medal winning Team USA (5.1IP, 1H, 0R)...Credited his success to pitching coach Dave Wallace and teammates David Robertson, Edwin Jackson and Scott Kazmir...Following his debut with Cleveland, he retired 15 of his last 17 batters faced (8SO), lefties were 0-for-5 with 2 SO and batters were 1-for-9 with runners on...Pitched again for Este in the Dominican Winter League (LIDOM) after the season (1.26ERA, 2ER, 14.1IP, 11H, 2ER, 20SO).

2020

Was a Spring and Summer Camp invitee, appearing in relief over 6 games in Arizona (6.35 ERA, 5.2IP, 4H, 4R/ER, 3BB, 9SO)...Was in Cleveland for Summer Camp before being assigned to the Alternate Training Site on July 15, spending the 2020 season in Lake County...Pitched for Este in the Dominican Winter League (LIDOM) after the season, posting a 0.90 ERA in 10 relief outings (10.0IP, 5H, 1R/ER, 3BB, 10SO)...Final outing of Dec. 23, worked 2.0 perfect innings (2K).

2019

Split the season between Single-A Lynchburg and AA Akron in his first season in the Indians organization...Spent the first two months in Lynchburg before being promoted to Akron on June 1...Was on the Injured List in July (blister) and August (calf strain)...Combined on the year posted a 2.48 ERA in 32 games (29.0IP, 16H, 8ER, 29BB, 35SO, .165 avg)...Last 13 games at Akron allowed 1 ER in 10.1 innings...Lefties were 3-for-32 (.094, 1 3B) off him combined for the year...Pitched for Manati in the Puerto Rican Winter League after the season, posting an ERA of 1.86 in 9 games (2ER/9.2IP/13 SO).

2018

Split campaign between Single-A Down East and AA Frisco in the Texas Rangers system...Was returned to the Rangers from Houston after a December 2018 ML Phase Rule 5 selection. 

2017

Spent the entire 2017 season in Class A Lakeland as he converted from outfielder to pitcher...made 11 relief appearances for the ballclub, going 0-2 with a 7.59 ERA (9ER/10.2IP) while fanning 14 batters and issuing six walks... held a 19.29 ERA (5ER/2.1) after allowing at least a run in each of his first three professional pitching outings...did not allow a run to score in consecutive appearances from June 9-12 before surrendering a season high four earned runs on June 15 at Clearwater...allowed only one hit and no runs over his final five games of the year spanning 6.1 innings...lowered his ERA from 18.69 (9ER/4.1IP) to 7.59 (9ER/10.2IP) during that span.

2015

Finished his first season with the Tigers in 2015 and established career highs in games played (140), at-bats (485), runs scored (73), hits (123), doubles (24), triples (8), home runs (5), RBI (26), walks (45), stolen bases (23) and multi-hit games (32). Ranked ninth in the American League with 23 stolen bases, while he was tied for ninth with eight triples. Had consecutive three-hit games on April 8 and April 9 vs. Minnesota -- became the first Tigers player to record two three-hit games in the first three games of a season since Austin Jackson in 2012. Hit his first career leadoff home run on April 15 at Cleveland off Corey Kluber -- also hit a leadoff home run on September 3 at Kansas City off Edinson Volquez. Posted a .314 (16 for 51) batting average with eight runs scored, three doubles, one triple, one home run and six RBI in April. Recorded the first four-hit game of his major league career on May 14 vs. Minnesota, finishing the game 4 for 5 with two runs scored and a triple. Hit .314 (33 for 105) with 13 runs scored, seven doubles, two triples and five RBIs in 27 games during the month of May. Hit safely in a career-high 11 straight games from June 28-July 17, batting .385 (15 for 39) with eight runs scored, four doubles, one triple, one home run and three RBI during the streak. Reached base safely in 16 straight games from September 1-20, establishing a new career high. Compiled a .192 (14 for 73) batting average against lefthanded pitchers...hit .265 (109 for 412) vs. righthanded pitchers. Posted a .265 (65 for 245) batting average at Comerica Park...batted .242 (58 for 240) in road games. Hit .282 (72 for 255) with 38 runs scored, 13 doubles, four triples, two home runs and 13 RBI before the All-Star break...hit .222 (51 for 230) with 35 runs scored, 11 doubles, four triples, three home runs and 13 RBI following the All-Star break.

2014

Appeared in a career-high 94 games as he spent the majority of the season at the major league level with the Blue Jays in 2014...Assigned to Triple A Buffalo to begin the season...Recalled from Buffalo by Toronto as the 26th man for that day's doubleheader on April 17 -- optioned back following the games...Recalled from Buffalo by Toronto on May 1 -- knocked a season-best two RBI that same day...Optioned to Buffalo by Toronto on May 4...Recalled from Buffalo by Toronto on May 15...Batted .295 (14x44) with four runs scored, three doubles and three RBI in 18 games during May...Optioned to Buffalo by Toronto on June 17...Recalled from Buffalo by Toronto on June 23...Optioned to Buffalo by Toronto on July 4...Recalled from Buffalo by Toronto on July 12...Swiped two bases in back-to-back games July 22-23 versus Boston...Optioned to Buffalo by Toronto on August 15...Had back-to-back four RBI games on August 19 and 20 versus Rochester...Stole four bases on August 21 versus Scranton Wilkes-Barre...Batted .244 (50x205) with 29 runs scored, five doubles, two triples, four home runs and 25 rBI in 51 games with Triple-A Buffalo...Recalled from Buffalo by Toronto on September 2...Scored a career-high three runs on September 10 versus Chicago.

2013

Appeared in 52 games in two separate stints with the Blue Jays. Connected for his 1st career grand slam September 10 vs. LAA. Finished the season T-1st on club with 5-3B (Kawasaki) with only 153 plate appearances. In first stretch with the parent club, May 20-June 5, played 13 games posting a .304 average with two doubles, three walks and five strikeouts. Was recalled August 16 and remained with the team until the end of the season appearing in 39 contests with a .250 average while collecting four doubles, five triples, two home runs, four stolen bases, two walks and 32 strikeouts. Appeared in 106 games with Buffalo (AAA) this season batting .239 with 17 doubles, six triples, three home runs and 22 stolen bases…Also recorded 15 outfield assists. Played winter ball in Venezuela, batting .160 in seven games.

2012

Appeared in 56 games in his rookie season in two separate stints with the parent club...Made his Major League debut on July 17 at NYY, going 1-2, with his first hit coming on a bunt single...Stole 15 bases in 56 games...The 15 steals are T-3rd among Blue Jay rookies, behind Alfredo Griffin (23 in 153G) and Junior Felix (18 in 110G)...The 15 steals are the most since Alex Rios stole 15 in 2004 (111G)...Sept. 8 at BOS hit his first Major League home run with 3-run shot off Andrew Bailey...Also recorded 5RBI in the contest becoming the first Blue Jay rookie to do so since JP Arencibia on April 1, 2011...Hit in five straight games from Sept. 24-28, going 5-16...Oct. 1, produced a walk-off single in the bottom of the 10th for a 6-5 win vs. MIN...Started 21 games in RF, 15 in CF and 13 in LF...Had two outfield assists, both coming in LF...Appeared in 102 games for Las Vegas (AAA) batting .286 with 21 doubles, 10 triples, five home runs, 43 RBI and 34 stolen bases...Batted .313 vs. right-handed pitchers and .176 vs. left-handed hitters...Named to the SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game...Singled and walked in his two plate appearances.

2011

Played the entire season at New Hampshire, his first season at the AA level and first full season in the Blue Jays organization... SOME RECOGNITION: Was named to the Eastern League Post Season All-Star team and was selected by Eastern League Manager's as the fastest Baserunner in a Baseball America poll... AND THEY'RE OFF: Posted 70 stolen bases to lead the Eastern League... The 70 steals also ranked 2nd in all of minor league baseball and was the 5th highest total in Blue Jays minor league history... Was caught only 15 times for a 82.4% success rate... MORE THAN JUST SPEED: Added 16 home runs after having nine in his first three professional seasons, while registering 43 extra base hits... His 62 walks, .415 slugging percentage and .763 OPS are also career highs... Defensively, committed just three errors while adding 14 assists in 137 games... Batted .340 with runners in scoring position and 2-out (18-53), with five home runs... CONSISTENT: Batted .252 vs. left-handed pitchers and .254 vs. right-handed pitchers... OFF-SEASON: Played in the Arizona Fall League, posting a .250 average with five doubles, four triples, three home runs and 19 RBI... Also particpated in the Venezuelan Winter League, hitting .182 with two RBI.

2010

Began the season with Clearwater (A) in the Phillies organization before being acquired by the Blue Jays on July 29, 20010 in exchange for 1B Brett Wallace... Joined the Dunedin Blue Jays (A) for the balance of the season... Overall appeared in 130 games, batting .262 with 20 doubles, 13 triples, seven home runs and 45 stolen bases... PRE SUMMER HEAT: Enjoyed his best two months in May and June, combining to hit .291 with 10 doubles, six triples and three home runs... JAY DAYS: Collected hits in six of his first seven games, including two three-hit contests... When leading off an inning for Dunedin, batted .324 (11-34), and overall hit .293 (55-188) in such situtaions for all of 2010... Finished the season ranking 1st in the Florida State league in stolen bases (45), T-1st in triples (13), 2nd in runs (88), 7th in hits (134) and T-9th in total bases (201).

2009

Spent season with Lakewood (A)... Led all minor league players in stolen bases (76)... Led South Atlantic League in atbats (510) and was 4th in triples (9)... Named to SAL Mid-Season All-Star team... Had a professional high four stolen bases, May 31... Hit .407 in six post-season games with Lakewood.

2008

Began pro career with the Gulf Coast Phillies... Hit safely in nine of 11 games.