Tyler Scott Rogers...Tyler and his wife, Jennifer, were married on Nov. 14, 2020. Tyler Beede, a Giants teammate at the time, served as the officiant for the wedding...The couple welcomed their first son, Jack Ryan Rogers, in April 2022 and their second son, Nolan Ryan Rogers, in January 2025....Ryan is Jennifer’s maiden name and there was no intention to name him after the Hall of Famer...Nolan Ryan called Tyler to congratulate him...Graduated from Chatfield High School in Littleton, CO...Attended Garden City Community College from 2010-11...Named a second-team All-Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference selection...As a sophomore, ranked 3rd among National Junior College Athletic Association pitchers with 13 saves, posting a 2.39 ERA in 34 appearances...Tyler became a submarine pitcher while at Garden City after his coach at the time, Chris Finnegan, suggested the pitching style to him...Transferred to Austin Peay State University for his junior season in 2012...Across two seasons at APSU, went 11-6 with a 1.98 ERA over 79 appearances...Was inducted into Austin Peay’s Athletics Hall of Fame in February 2024...Rogers was a key member of the Governors 2012 and 2013 OVC championship teams...Tyler and his twin brother, Taylor, started the Rogers Family Foundation, dedicated to the mental wellness of first responders... Both Tyler and Taylor said they would have become firefighters had they not succeeded in baseball...Their father, Scott, was a career firefighter in Lakewood, Colo.
2025
Made an MLB-high and career-high 81 appearances in the 2025 campaign between San Francisco and the New York Mets, posting a 1.98 ERA (17 ER/77.1 IP) with a 2.91 FIP, a 0.94 WHIP, and a 33.% hard-hit rate...Among pitchers with min. 250 batters faced last season, Rogers ranked 1st in walk rate (2.3%), first in strike rate (74.4%), first in called-strike rate (43.7%), first in first-pitch strike percentage (74.2%), first in barrel rate (2.1%), third in average exit velocity (85.8 MPH) and seventh in groundball rate (61.6%),..Featured the lowest release-height in the Majors (1.33 ft.)...Since 2020, Rogers leads MLB in appearances (403) while leading all relievers in innings pitched (406.1), appearing in 65+ games in each of the last five seasons (2021-25)...Has recorded 150 holds since 2020, which are also the most in the Majors during that stretch...In 43 appearances on the road he finished with 20 holds and a 0.90 ERA (4 ER/40.0 IP)...His road ERA was the best among all pitchers in the Majors (min. 40. IP)... Recorded a run value of 18 with his sinker, the second-best sinker among qualified pitchers in the Majors...Tied for the 11th-best mark in the Majors among qualified pitchers...After spending his entire professional career with the San Francisco Giants, was dealt to the New York Mets at the trade deadline.
2024
Appeared in 77 games with SF, going 3-4 with a 2.82 ERA (22 ER, 70.1 IP) and one save...His 77 games pitched were the most in the National League and fourth-most in MLB...The 77 games were also the second-most in a season in Rogers’ career, behind 80 appearances in 2021...Set a MLB record by allowing just one walk (intentional) in his first 35 appearances of the season...The previous modern Major League record for consecutive appearances to start a season without an unintentional walk had belonged to Detroit Tigers left-hander Jamie Walker in 2006...Allowed just six walks all year (two were intentional) in 70.1 innings pitched...His 2.1 BB% was the lowest in MLB (min. 200 BF)...His 32 holds were second-most in the NL behind STL’s Andrew Kittredge (37) and sixth-most in MLB...Opponents’ 85.2 mph exit velo average off him was third lowest in MLB behind NYM’s Huascar Brazobán (82.3) and SD’s Tanner Scott (84.3)...Since his MLB debut on Aug. 27, 2019, no pitcher in the Majors has appeared in more games than Tyler (339 games)...Appeared 62 times in the eighth inning, logging a 2.53 ERA (16 ER, 57 IP) while limiting opponents to a .633 OPS...Allowed four runs (three earned) on five hits without recording an out on Aug. 23 at Seattle, matching the most hits allowed by a Giants pitcher without recording an out in team history (14th time)...Owned a 3-0 record with a 1.03 ERA (4 ER, 35 IP) in 37 games at home, compared to a 0-4 record with a 4.58 ERA (18 ER, 35.1 IP) in 40 games on the road...Held opponents scoreless in 22 of his final 24 outings, posting a 1.66 ERA (4 ER, 21.2 IP) and a 0.78 WHIP.
2023
Appeared in 68 games, second-most on the team behind Doval (69)...Had a 27.0-inning scoreless streak from Sept. 6, 2022 to April 23...the streak was the second-longest active in the Majors at the time and was snapped when NYM’s Francisco Álvarez homered in Rogers’ second inning of work...Only gave up four runs in May and June combined (26.0 innings)...Held teams scoreless in 47 of his 68 outings...His 84.4 mph average exit velocity was second-best in MLB...Rogers’ 27.6% opposing hard hit rate was eighth-best in the Majors...Opponents hit .395 (15-for-38) off him on the first pitch...Since his MLB debut on Aug. 27, 2019, no pitcher in the Majors has appeared in more games than Tyler (262g)...Forty-five of his 60 strikeouts came with his slider, with batters hitting .187 off the pitch.
2022
Finished his fourth season in SF with 68 appearances., tied for sixth in the National league with teammate RHP Camilo Doval...since 2020, Rogers’ 177 appearances are most in MLB...Scott Barlow is second with 172...Opposing batters’ average exit velocity off Rogers was 84.2 mph, second-lowest in MLB only to NYY’s Jonathan Loáisiga (83.9mph)...Had a 1.35 ERA (4er, 26.2ip) in his final 22 games (since Aug. 4) and lowered his ERA from 7.41 on May 24 to its final spot at 3.57...he pitched to a 2.45 ERA from May 28 to the end of the year to do so...Opponents hit .356 (26x73) off him with runners in scoring position...Posted a career best in HR/9 with 0.36 which is .20 lower than his previous best (0.56 in ‘21)...allowed three home runs in 75.2 innings...Walked a career-high 23 batters...his 7.2 walk percentage was also up from his career-best 4.0 mark last year...Made his second career Opening Day roster...On April 11 vs. San Diego, Tyler & Taylor both made appearances, marking the second time in MLB history that two twin brothers pitched in the same game and the first time for opposing teams....on July 31, 1956, Johnny & Eddie O’Brien, primarily position players for their careers, both pitched for PIT...Placed on the Paternity List on April 12...he and his wife Jennifer welcomed Jack Ryan into the world that morning in Evansville, Ind...missed three games and was reinstated April 15...On May 24 vs. NYM he allowed seven runs on seven hits in the 8th inning…became just the sixth Giants pitcher, and first reliever, to allow as many as seven earned runs while recording one out or fewer in the club’s San Francisco era...Madison Bumgarner (8 er vs. Twins in 2011) was the most recent before Rogers’ outing.
2021
Finished his third season in SF with career bests in appearances (80), saves (13), innings pitched (81.0) and strikeouts (55)...Was one of the six SF relievers with 50 apps and a sub-3.00 ERA...His 80 appearances were most in the National League and second-most in MLB behind CLE’s Bryan Shaw (81)...his 80 outings were the most by a Giants reliever since Scott Eyre in 2005 (86)...Posted a 1.65 ERA (13er, 71.0ip) in his first 71 games of the season with batters hitting .225...had a 6.30 ERA (7er, 10.0ip) over his final nine outings of the season with batters hitting .349...Left-handers were just 25-for-140 (.179) off him with five extra-base hits...Posted a 1.44 BB/9.0ip ratio, eighth-lowest in the MLB among relievers...Kept the ball off the barrel with a 2% barrel %, which was in the top one percent of the league (Statcast)...Had a 57.6 groundball percentage, eighth highest in the NL among qualified relievers...Was 13-for-19 in save chances...When he appeared in the 8th inning, he posted a 1.24 ERA (7er, 50.2ip), 39 K, compared to a 5.24 ERA (13er, 22.1ip), eight K when he appeared in the 9th inning.
POSTSEASON: Appeared in his first career postseason roster...earned the win on Game 3 of the NLDS on Oct. 11 after holding batters to three hits over 1.2 innings...In four postseason appearances, he threw 3.1-scoreless innings with five hits, a walk and a strikeout.
2020
Was one of the most used relievers in the bigs, appearing in 29 games, tied for third-most in MLB...In his second season he went 3-3 with a 4.50 ERA (14er, 28.0ip) along with 27 strikeouts and six walks...Allowed runs in six of his 29 appearances and had two outings where he combined to allow 10 of his 16 runs...On July 29, Rogers earned his first win of 2020 while his brother earned his first save for the Twins...according to Elias, the last time one player earned a win and his brother earned a save on the same day was Greg and Mike Maddux on July 16, 1998...Greg, pitching for the Braves, earned the win over Milwaukee while his brother, Mike, pitching for Montreal, picked up a save vs. Pittsburgh...On September 23, he and his brother each earned relief wins to become the first set of twin brothers in MLB history to record a win on the same day...the last brothers to record a win on the same day were Jeff and Jered Weaver on May 7, 2010 (Elias).
2019
Selected from Triple-A Sacramento on August 27...had spent the season with the River Cats prior to his callup...In 17 appearances out of the Giants' bullpen he allowed two earned runs on 12 hits in 17.2 innings (1.02 ERA). Held opposing batters to a .185 clip, with lefties going 3-for-22 (.136) off him... Made his ML debut August 27 and threw just 11 pitches, retiring all three Arizona batters faced on groundouts.
