Chris Archer had been working on this game plan for a while. Once he heard that the Rays' trip to Cuba would coincide with the historic U.S. presidential visit, he was trying to find a way, any ...

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. – Chris Archer is 28 now, with nearly four seasons of major league service time to his name, and suddenly the Tampa Bay Rays ace is closer to baseball middle age than his ...

Chris Archer has left current and former teammates, ... "I don't think baseball has ever seen this pitch before," Price said. "It's the best pitch in baseball by far.

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. - Chris Archer’s occupation, on paper, might be All-Star pitcher, Tampa Bay Rays, but by the time he leaves this earth, he wants you to forget he ever was a ballplayer ...

Pittsburgh Pirates' Chris Archer talks with fans during warmups before a baseball game against the ...More Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim, Calif., Monday, Aug. 12, 2019. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo) ...

Archer will never be one of the best pitchers in baseball, as his four-seamer hasn’t even been average one single time since 2016 despite above-average velocity in the 94-to-96-mph range. The ...

So Archer headed to Arizona in March to work with Driveline Baseball, which uses TrackMan to record his efforts. “We didn’t have anything to hide,” Archer said.

Chris Archer developed into a frontline starter during the past three seasons, notably with a huge bounce forward in 2015 that landed him fifth in the American League Cy Young voting. Through four ...

Rays pitcher Chris Archer isn't having trouble with the long ball anymore. Over his first 150+ innings in the majors, one of the things that prevented Archer from emerging as a consistent option ...

— Chris Archer (@ChrisArcher22) January 16, 2020 There are a lot of angry pitchers around baseball. One of them, former Blue Jays reliever Mike Bolsinger, is suing the Astros.

Chris Archer is out for the 2020 season. Austin Meadows, Tyler Glasnow and Shane Baz could make the trade among the worst ever. ... Baz is currently a Top-100 prospect in baseball.

Chris Archer and George Whitfield are 52 years apart but they share a love for baseball and helping others.