Dontrelle Willis

Ricky Nolasco earned his 68th career win as a Marlin, tying Dontrelle Willis for most wins in franchise history. Led by 7 strong inning from Nolasco and a series of manufactured runs in the 8th, the Marlins beat the San Diego Padres 6-3, sweeping a s...

ESPN’s Jerry Crasnick is reporting that left-hander Dontrelle Willis is filing a grievance against the Baltimore Orioles.  According to Willis and his agent, Matt Sosnick, the Orioles placed him on their restricted list after the club consented to...

Look at that tall left-handed man up there. Does he look happy to you? Or does he look like an irritated guest of that cartoon bird? More »...

Former Tigers left-hander Dontrelle Willis is back in the majors with another team. This time, it's with the Baltimore Orioles. AP PhotoPhiladelphia Phillies' Dontrelle Willis, right, and John Mayberry during a spri...

To paraphrase the illustrious Tony Kornheiser, sometimes you stare at a blank computer screen, hoping for inspiration to write something, and lo and behold, God provides: Just when you thought it was safe to put the final nail in the D-Train’s...

Yet another team is kicking the tires on Dontrelle Willis, despite the left-hander having pitched poorly for five consecutive seasons.

The pitchers who wow us these days don't remind us of anything familiar. Most of MLB's sharpest aces—Justin Verlander, Jered Weaver, Roy Halladay, Clayton Kershaw, and C.C. Sabathia—were first-round picks, blessed with a freakish ability...

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The Phillies released Dontrelle Willis yesterday after bringing him in as a lefty specialist candidate during the offseason. Joel Sherman says the Yankees did offer the D-Train a minor league contract earlier this winter, but he understandably took t...

Yesterday, the Phillies released left-handed pitcher Dontrelle Willis, who was previously signed to a minor league contract.  Once a bright, young star for the Marlins, D-Train has bounced around to various teams in the past few seasons, trying to r...