Bryan Hoeing #78

Played three years at the University of Louisville, where he held a 3.24 ERA in 57 appearances...Selected in the 32nd round of the 2015 First-Year Player Draft by Arizona, but opted to go to college...Selected by San Francisco in the 36th round of the 2018 Draft, but returned to college...Named All-State in Illinois as a high school basketball player and selected as a 2014 Under Armour All-American at Batesville High School...Grew up a Cincinnati Reds, Indianapolis Colts and Indiana Pacers fan...His mom, Donna, played college basketball at Ball State...His cousin, Alex Meyer, was a first-round selection of the Nationals in the 2011 First-Year Player Draft and played in the Majors for the Twins and Angels.

2025

Limited to seven appearances for SD, spending the majority of his season on IL dealing with a right shoulder strain...Began the season on the 15-day IL before being transferred to the 60-day IL on April 27...Went scoreless in six of his 11 rehab appearances between the ACL Padres, Double-A San Antonio and Triple-A El Paso from May 10-June 18 (2-0, 8.18 ERA) before being reinstated by SD on June 21...Went scoreless in five of his seven appearances for SD from June 23-July 20, including all four he was asked to get four-plus outs...Retired nine of his first 10 batters faced across his first two outings and three combined IP (June 23 vs. WSH and June 28 @ CIN)...Allowed four runs (three earned) across his next two outings on July 2 vs. TEX and July 7 vs. ARI before tossing three consecutive scoreless appearances from July 7-20 with just four hits allowed...Went scoreless in three of his four appearances at Petco Park (1.93 ERA) and two of his three on the road (5.40 ERA)...Limited LHH to a .143 AVG (2-for-14) while RHH batted .389 (7-for-18)...With none on, opponents hit .438 (7-for-16)…With RISP, they hit .167 (2-for-12), and .143 with RISP/two outs...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso on July 22, where he finished his season going scoreless in four of his seven outings with the Chihuahuas (3.52 ERA, 9-to-1 SO/BB ratio).

2024

Acquired by SD along with LHP Tanner Scott in one of the club's four deadline deals...went scoreless in 15 of 18 appearances for SD, owning a 1-1 record with two holds, 1.52 ERA, 0.80 WHIP and .173 opponents’ AVG...In his 32 total relief outings (18 w/ SD and 14 w/ MIA), he posted a 1.51 ERA (eight ER, 47.2 IP), .180 opponents AVG and 0.88 WHIP...was the only NL reliever to record those marks (ERA, opp. AVG and WHIP) across at least 30 relief outings this season, joining four AL relievers: CLE Emmanuel Clase, CLE Hunter Gaddis, TB Edwin Uceta and TEX Kirby Yates...Made two starts with MIA, striking out four and walking one across 3.0 innings on July 5 vs. CWS...allowed four ER on July 10 @ HOU across a season-high 62 pitches...Owned reverse splits, allowing just two XBH (2B, HR) and a .134 AVG to LHH while RHH had eight XBH (four 2B, one 3B & three HR) at a .264 clip...Limited opponents to a .160 clip (8-for-50) with RISP and a .120 clip (3-for-25) with RISP/2 out...got out of both of his two bases loaded jams unscathed...In his 32 relief outings, he allowed just two hits and one walk (2-for-31; .065 AVG) to the first 32 batters he faced...Allowed just one of his 14 inherited runners to score as a Padre (7.1 IRS%), and including his time with MIA, two of 20 (10.0 IRS%) on the season...Posted a career-best 14.1-scoreless IP streak across parts of nine appearances from July 10-Aug. 14 between MIA and SD...Per Statcast, relied on four pitches: sinker (50.5%), slider (22.9%), split finger (20.6%) and four-seamer (6.0%).

POSTSEASON: Made his Postseason debut in ’24 and picked up the winning decision in his first career Postseason appearance in Game 2 of the NLWC series-clinching victory vs. ATL on Oct. 2 in relief of Joe Musgrove, allowing one run (solo HR - Jorge Soler) across 1.1 IP and 27 pitches...Allowed a hit and walk in 0.2 IP and 16 pitches in Game 1 of the NLDS @ LAD in SD's 7-5 defeat…was the first reliever in relief of Dylan Cease in G4 of the NLDS in SD's 8-0 defeat vs. LAD... allowed a two-run HR to Will Smith as part of his three hits allowed.

2023

Finished his second season with the Marlins with a 2-3 record and a 5.48 ERA (43 ER/70.2 IP) in 33 appearances (seven starts). Struck out a career-high 53 batters. Went 0-2 with a 6.59 ERA (21 ER/28.2 IP) in seven starts, allowing 12 walks with 19 strikeouts. Held batters to a .259 AVG (29-for-112). Made 26 relief appearances, going 2-1 with a 4.71 ERA (22 ER/42.0 IP) with 34 strikeouts. Held batters to a .259 AVG (42x162). Left-handed batters went 31-for-106 (.292) against Hoeing with a .980 OPS, while right-handed batters hit .238 (40-for-168) with a .728 OPS. Matched his career high in strikeouts with five on Aug. 27 vs. WSH. Recorded the win, tossing 4.0 innings, and allowing one run on four hits and one walk. Was optioned to Triple-A Jacksonville on July 29 and recalled on Aug. 14. During span, made one relief appearance and one start for JAX, going 1-0 with a 2.70 ERA (4 ER/13.1 IP) with two walks and 17 strikeouts. Held batters to a .200 AVG (10-for-50). Pitched 5.0 scoreless and hitless innings vs. PIT on June 24, allowing three walks and striking out two batters in a 4-3 Marlins win. Matched his career high in innings pitched set on April 30 vs. CHC in his first start of the year. Had a career-high 9.0-inning scoreless streak from June 19-24. During stretch, held opponents to a .103 AVG (3-for-29) with three walks and seven strikeouts. Struck out a career-high five batters on June 19 vs. TOR to help the Marlins secure an 11-0 shutout win. Allowed three hits over 4.0 scoreless innings. Made his season debut on April 25 at ATL in a relief appearance. Threw 3.2 innings and allowed four runs on six hits with two walks and two strikeouts. Began the season with Triple-A Jacksonville, making three starts (four appearances) and owned a 2.08 ERA (4 ER/17.1 IP) with two walks and 20 strikeouts. Had contract selected by the Marlins on April 25.

2022

Bryan Hoeing, ranked by MLBPipeline as Miami’s No. 30 prospect, made eight appearances (one start) with Miami in 2022 after making his Major League debut and first career start on Aug. 20 at Los Angeles-NL. Allowed seven runs on eight hits in 3.0 innings... Recorded his first career win on Sept. 12 (G2 of DH) vs. Texas... Allowed 17 earned runs in 12.2 innings (12.08 ERA) with five walks and six strikeouts across three stints in the Majors... In 22 Minor League appearances (21 starts) between Double-A Pensacola and Triple-A Jacksonville, combined to go 9-6 with a 4.06 ERA (119.2 IP/54 ER) with 39 walks and 75 strikeouts... Started the year with Pensacola, allowing one run in his first four starts. Went 7.0 innings twice in that span (7.1 IP on April 17 and 7.0 IP on May 1). Was promoted to Triple-A and made his first start there on May 7.

2021

Spent entire 2021 season at High-A Beloit, leading the team in innings pitched, wins and strikeouts…Led the league with 121.0 innings pitched and posted the ninth-best ERA among qualified pitchers in the High-A Central division…Ranked second in system in BB/9 (1.79) among qualified pitchers and had the second-highest ground ball percentage (55.7%) in the MIA system.

2020

Did not pitch in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

2019

In his first professional season in 2019, made nine appearances in relief for Short-Season Class-A Batavia, going 0-2 with a 4.43 ERA (11 ER, 22.1 IP), 17 strikeouts, five walks and a .295 opponents’ batting average.