Austin Voth seeks release from Texas Rangers, eyes international opportunity
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 17, 2026, 10:30 AM
Last updated Jul 17, 2026
Pitcher Austin Voth, who had a brief stint with the Toronto Blue Jays this season, has been released by the Texas Rangers after making just one start for Triple-A Round Rock. This marks Voth's third cut this season, prompting speculation that he may pursue a contract overseas, potentially returning to Nippon Professional Baseball, where he had a productive 2025 season. Voth's performances this year have been disappointing, allowing 12 runs in 10 innings across various brief MLB appearances. As he leaves the Rangers, it appears Voth may prioritize continuing his career outside Major League Baseball rapidly.
- •Austin Voth requested release from Texas Rangers after one Triple-A start.
- •Voth struggled with 12 runs allowed in 10 innings this season.
- •He briefly played for the Blue Jays and Twins in 2026.
- •Voth had a successful 2025 season in Nippon Professional Baseball.
- •Speculation suggests he may sign with a foreign club soon.
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"The former Toronto Blue Jays veteran seems to be exiting Major League Baseball entirely after his third release of the season.
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