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Jordan Lyles

Jordan Lyles (born October 19, 1990) is an who has competed in (MLB) since making his debut with the Houston Astros in 2011. A right-handed thrower selected by the Astros in the first round (38th overall) of the 2008 MLB Draft out of Hartsville High School in , Lyles stands 6 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 230 pounds, known for his durability as a starter and reliever across multiple teams. Throughout his career, Lyles has played for eight MLB franchises, including the Houston Astros (2011–2013), Colorado Rockies (2014–2017), San Diego Padres (2017–2018), Milwaukee Brewers (2018–2019), (2019), (2020–2021), Baltimore Orioles (2022), and (2023–2024). In 357 games (245 starts), he has recorded 72 wins, 107 losses, a 5.22 (ERA), and 1,145 strikeouts over 1,509 . Notable seasons include a career-best 12 wins in 2022 with the Orioles, where he logged 179 innings, and 10 victories in 2021 with the Rangers. After being released by the Royals in July 2024 and signing a minor league contract with the Dodgers, Lyles elected free agency following the 2024 season and remained unsigned as of November 2025.

Early career

High school

Jordan Lyles was born on October 19, 1990, in , and attended Hartsville High School, where he emerged as a standout two-way player and three-sport athlete for the Red Foxes. In his junior year, Lyles helped lead Hartsville to the Class 4A state championship, anchoring the pitching staff with a 6–1 record and a 0.85 . His performance in the championship series included a scoreless on three hits against North Augusta, securing the title. As a senior in 2008, Lyles batted .447 with six home runs and 20 RBIs. On the mound, he went 7–2 with a 1.86 ERA and 89 strikeouts in 60⅔ innings, while demonstrating strong command and velocity, often reaching the low 90s with his , which positioned him as one of the top pitching prospects in . Lyles earned All-State honors that senior season from the South Carolina Baseball Coaches Association, recognizing his dual-threat abilities. His high school success drew widespread scout attention and offers from multiple colleges, including a commitment to the , though he ultimately forewent college to pursue a professional career via the MLB Draft.

Draft and minor leagues

Jordan Lyles was selected by the Houston Astros with the 38th overall pick in the first round of the as a compensatory selection following the loss of a . He signed with the organization on June 5, 2008, receiving a of $930,000. Following the signing, Lyles was assigned to the Rookie-level Greeneville Astros of the , where he made 13 starts and recorded a 3-3 record with a 3.99 over 49⅔ , striking out 64 batters. In 2009, Lyles advanced to Class A ball with the Lexington Legends of the South Atlantic League, compiling a 7-11 record and a 3.24 ERA across 26 starts and 144⅔ innings, while allowing just 10 home runs and fanning 127. He showed improved command and durability at the full-season level, earning recognition as the Astros' No. 3 prospect by Baseball America at season's end. Lyles' rapid ascent continued in 2010 when he skipped High-A and joined the Double-A Corpus Christi Hooks of the Texas League, posting a 7-9 mark with a 3.12 ERA in 20 starts over 127 innings, leading the team in innings pitched and earning a Texas League All-Star nod. Late in the season, he received a September promotion to Triple-A Round Rock of the Pacific Coast League, where he made six starts (0-3, 5.40 ERA in 31⅔ innings) before the Arizona Fall League assignment that highlighted his potential as a top Astros prospect. Entering 2011, Lyles opened at Triple-A with the Oklahoma City RedHawks of the Pacific Coast League, delivering a strong 3-3 record and 3.61 ERA in 10 starts across 62⅓ innings with 53 strikeouts, demonstrating readiness for the majors. Through his first four professional seasons, Lyles amassed a 20-26 record with a 3.41 ERA over 421⅓ innings in 85 appearances (all starts), establishing himself as one of the Astros' premier pitching prospects. His consistent progression and performance in the upper minors paved the way for his call-up to the Houston Astros in late May 2011.

MLB career

Houston Astros

Jordan Lyles made his debut for the Houston Astros on May 31, 2011, at age 20 against the Chicago Cubs at , becoming the youngest player in the at the time. Pitching 7 innings, he allowed 2 earned runs on 5 hits, walked none, and struck out 4, earning a no-decision in the Astros' 7-3 comeback victory after a late rally. This performance highlighted his potential as a control-oriented starter with a that reached the mid-90s , following seasoning in the Astros' system where he had posted a 3.30 across three levels in 2010. In his 2011 season, Lyles appeared in 20 games (15 starts), compiling a 2-8 with a 5.36 over 94 and 67 strikeouts, though he struggled with consistency as the Astros endured a 56-106 campaign. He was optioned to Triple-A on August 21 after a 2-7 mark and 5.02 in his initial 15 starts (81.1 ), then recalled on September 2 for five more outings. The following year, , Lyles solidified his role as a full-time starter after an early demotion, making 25 starts with a 5-12 , 5.09 , 141.1 , and 99 strikeouts, often logging deep counts to aid a rebuilding rotation short on reliability. Lyles' 2013 season with saw him post a 7-9 record in 25 starts (27 appearances total), a 5.59 , 141.2 , and 93 strikeouts amid ongoing team struggles, including a franchise-worst 51-111 record. As a key piece in the Astros' rebuilding efforts, the 6-foot-5 right-hander was prized for his power pitching arsenal—featuring a averaging 92 mph and a —and his capacity to eat , averaging over 140 frames in each of his final two seasons with the club. On December 3, 2013, the Astros traded Lyles and outfielder to the Colorado Rockies in exchange for outfielder and a .

Colorado Rockies

Jordan Lyles was acquired by the Colorado Rockies in a trade with the Houston Astros on December 3, 2013, along with outfielder , in exchange for outfielder and a . In 2014, Lyles secured a spot in the Rockies' starting rotation and posted a 7-4 record with a 4.33 over 22 starts, totaling 126.2 . Despite the challenges posed by Coors Field's high altitude, which typically affects pitchers' command and increases rates due to thinner air allowing balls to travel farther, Lyles demonstrated resilience, allowing 12 s while striking out 90 batters. His performance showed a , with a stronger 5-1 record and 4.81 in 10 home starts compared to 2-3 and 3.93 in 12 road starts, highlighting his ability to adjust somewhat to the demanding environment after his time in the more pitcher-friendly with the Astros. Lyles' 2015 season was derailed by injury, as he sprained his left big toe on May 23 against the San Francisco Giants, leading to an aggravation and eventual season-ending surgery to repair the medial collateral ligament and capsule in the toe. Limited to 10 starts, he finished 2-5 with a 5.14 ERA in 49 innings, allowing just 2 home runs but struggling with command amid the altitude's effects on pitch movement. He spent time on the disabled list and in rehabilitation assignments with Triple-A Albuquerque before the procedure ended his year. By 2016, Lyles transitioned primarily to a relief role after early struggles in spot starts, appearing in 40 games with 5 starts and recording a 4-5 mark and 5.83 over 58.2 , during which the altitude continued to exacerbate issues with allowance (4 ) and overall control. He was optioned to Triple-A Albuquerque multiple times but recalled for duties. In 2017, used exclusively in across 33 appearances, Lyles went 0-2 with a 6.94 in 46.2 , surrendering 11 as command problems persisted in the high-altitude conditions. On July 29, 2017, the Rockies designated him for assignment to make room for closer Greg Holland's return, and he was released on August 1 before electing free agency on November 2. Over his four seasons with , Lyles compiled a 13-16 record with a 5.20 in 102 appearances (37 starts), underscoring the persistent challenges of pitching at .

San Diego Padres

On December 17, 2017, the San Diego Padres signed Lyles to a one-year major league contract worth $750,000 for the 2018 season, with a club option for 2019. This came after Lyles had been released by the Colorado Rockies in August 2017 and joined the Padres on a minor league deal later that month, providing an opportunity to transition from his inconsistent performances at Coors Field. During the 2018 season, Lyles served in a role for the Padres, making 8 starts and 16 appearances across 24 total outings. He posted a 2-4 with a 4.29 , a 1.262 , and 62 strikeouts in 71.1 , demonstrating career-best control with just 19 walks. Early in the year, Lyles experienced a resurgence in the , achieving a 1.46 over his first eight appearances, aided by physical and mental adjustments that boosted his to its highest levels since his debut. However, he shifted toward greater use of his while reducing reliance on his sinker, contributing to improved movement on his pitches. Lyles' season was interrupted on June 24, 2018, when he was placed on the 10-day , followed by a rehab assignment in July. Upon returning, his performance stabilized but did not sustain the early promise, leading the Padres to designate him for assignment. On August 5, 2018, the Brewers claimed Lyles off waivers from the Padres.

Milwaukee Brewers (first stint)

On August 5, 2018, the Brewers claimed right-handed pitcher Jordan Lyles off waivers from the Padres, adding depth to their amid a tight race. Lyles, who had struggled earlier in the season with the Padres (4.41 in 24 appearances), transitioned into a role for , providing flexibility during the stretch drive. In his 11 relief outings with the Brewers, Lyles posted a 1-0 record with a 3.31 over 16 1/3 , striking out 22 batters while walking nine. His contributions helped stabilize the pitching staff as clinched the NL Central division title on the final day of the , marking the team's first postseason appearance since 2011. Lyles was not added to the postseason roster, however. Following the season, the Brewers declined to tender Lyles a contract, and he elected free agency on December 2, 2018.

Pittsburgh Pirates

On December 17, 2018, Lyles signed a one-year, $2.05 million contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates as a free agent, positioning him to compete for a spot in the starting rotation. In 2019, Lyles served as a starter for the Pirates, making 17 appearances with 17 starts before the trade deadline. He compiled a 5-7 record with a 5.36 ERA over 82.1 innings pitched, recording 90 strikeouts while issuing 33 walks. His performance was marked by struggles with command and vulnerability to home runs, surrendering 16 long balls during his time in Pittsburgh's rotation, which contributed to a WHIP of 1.47. On July 29, 2019, the Pirates traded Lyles to the Brewers in exchange for right-handed pitcher .

Milwaukee Brewers (second stint)

On July 29, 2019, the Brewers reacquired right-handed pitcher Jordan Lyles from the in exchange for minor league pitcher , marking his return to the organization after a brief and inconsistent stint with earlier in the season where he recorded a 5.36 over 17 starts. Lyles quickly revitalized his performance upon rejoining the Brewers, serving as a reliable starter in the rotation during the second half of the 2019 season and providing crucial depth amid injuries to other pitchers. In 11 starts with Milwaukee, he achieved a 7-1 record with a 2.45 ERA across 58 2/3 innings, striking out 56 batters while limiting opponents to a .200 batting average. His consistent outings, including six quality starts, were instrumental in helping the Brewers clinch a National League Wild Card berth on September 25, 2019, finishing with an 89-73 record. Although Lyles was included on the Brewers' roster for the NL Wild Card Game against the on October 1, 2019, he did not pitch in the contest, which Milwaukee lost 4-3 in a rain-shortened fifth . Following the , Lyles became a and signed a two-year, $16 million contract with the on December 13, 2019, which included a $2 million and $7 million salaries for each of the 2020 and 2021 s; his midseason turnaround was widely credited with stabilizing the Brewers' pitching staff and contributing to their postseason qualification.

Texas Rangers

On December 13, 2019, Jordan Lyles signed a two-year, $16 million contract with the , which included a $2 million and salaries of $7 million for each of the and seasons. The deal came after Lyles' strong finish to the 2019 season with the Brewers, where he posted a 2.45 over his final 11 starts. Lyles joined the Rangers for their inaugural season at the retractable-roof , adapting to the new park's dimensions and conditions, which he noted played as a pitchers' park overall due to its deeper center field and reduced compared to the previous open-air stadium. In the COVID-19-shortened 2020 season, he made 12 appearances, including 9 starts, recording a 1-6 mark with a 7.02 over 57⅔ innings and 36 strikeouts. Despite the team's 22-38 record and ongoing rebuild, Lyles provided stability in a rotation hampered by injuries and the abbreviated schedule. In 2021, Lyles focused on durability amid the Rangers' continued rebuilding efforts, delivering a career-high 180 across 32 appearances (30 starts) with a 10-13 record, 5.15 ERA, and 146 strikeouts. His workload helped anchor a young and transitioning staff, even as the team finished 60-102. Following the season, Lyles' contract expired, making him a on November 3, 2021. Over his two seasons in Texas, Lyles compiled an 11-19 record with a 5.68 in 44 appearances (39 starts), totaling 237⅔ innings and 182 strikeouts.

Baltimore Orioles

Following the expiration of his with the after the 2021 season, Jordan Lyles signed a one-year with the Orioles on March 12, 2022, worth $7 million including a $500,000 , with an $11 million club option for 2023. In 2022, Lyles delivered a career-best performance as a starter for the Orioles, posting a 12-11 record with a 4.42 over 32 starts and 179 , during which he recorded 144 strikeouts. His durability stood out, as he ranked sixth in the in among qualified starters, providing consistent length to a young and earning him the "innings eater" from team officials and media. Lyles tied his career high with his 10th win on August 31 against the , allowing two runs over six in a 4-3 victory. Lyles' steady contributions helped fuel ' unexpected contention for the playoffs, as the team clinched a wild-card berth with 83 wins—their first postseason appearance since 2016—while relying on his role in stabilizing the pitching staff amid injuries and inexperience elsewhere. His efforts were praised for preserving the and mentoring younger pitchers, though his underlying metrics, such as a 1.390 and high hard-hit rate, reflected the limitations of his command-dependent style. The declined Lyles' $11 million club option for 2023 on November 9, 2022, paying him a $1 million buyout and allowing him to enter free agency; his tenure with was thus confined to the 2022 season.

Kansas City Royals

On December 28, 2022, Lyles signed a two-year, $17 million contract with the , which included $1 million in performance incentives ($500,000 annually). In 2023, Lyles began the season with an 0-11 record through his first 15 starts, during which the Royals lost every game he started—a mark that set an MLB record for the most consecutive team losses in a pitcher's starts. He ultimately finished the year 6-17 with a 6.28 over 31 starts, allowing a Royals single-season record 39 home runs while recording 120 strikeouts in 177.2 . Lyles appeared in five relief outings for the in 2024, posting a 0.00 over 5 with 3 strikeouts before being placed on the restricted list on April 20 due to personal reasons. He remained on the list without returning to the active roster and was released by the on July 20. Over his two seasons with Kansas City, Lyles went 6-17 with a 6.00 in 31 starts and 182.2 total innings. Despite criticism for his high and poor win-loss record, which ranked among the worst in the majors, Lyles was valued by the for providing reliable bulk innings to stabilize their rotation amid limited pitching depth.

Los Angeles Dodgers and free agency

On July 25, 2024, following his release by the , Jordan Lyles signed a minor league contract with the . He was initially assigned to the before being promoted to Triple-A on August 6, 2024, where he made several appearances but did not earn a call-up to the roster during the remainder of the season. Lyles did not record any innings with the Dodgers in 2024. Lyles' minor league contract with the Dodgers expired after the 2024 season, and he elected free agency on October 26, 2024. As of November 19, 2025, the 35-year-old right-hander remains an unsigned free agent. Through the 2024 season, Lyles' career totals stood at a 72-107 record with a 5.22 over 357 games (245 starts), including 1,509 and 1,145 strikeouts. His career ranks as the fourth-highest among all pitchers with at least 1,000 in MLB history.

Pitching

Repertoire

Jordan Lyles' pitching repertoire has centered on a combination of fastballs and off-speed pitches designed to induce weak contact and ground balls throughout his career. His primary offering is the , typically clocked between 91 and 94 mph, which he has used at rates of 40-50% in peak seasons like 2019 when it reached 50.2% usage, though it declined to around 39-43% in subsequent years. This pitch emphasizes elevation to avoid barrels, complementing his overall innings-eating approach. Complementing it is the sinker, thrown at 90-93 mph, which has been a staple for ground-ball induction, with career usage hovering around 20-25% in earlier seasons before dropping to 8-17% more recently. Lyles' primary breaking ball is , delivered at 82-85 mph with about 20% usage over his career, proving particularly effective against right-handed batters due to its lateral movement and a whiff rate around 25-28% in strong seasons. He also employs a at 82-85 mph, utilized 10-15% of the time to provide balance against left-handed hitters, generating higher whiff rates in recent years up to 71.4% in 2024. Over time, Lyles has evolved his arsenal for improved command and versatility; he introduced the in 2018, averaging 87-89 mph and reaching up to 18% usage by 2024 to sharpen his ability to jam hitters inside. Post-2014, he reduced reliance on his , which had been a higher-usage pitch earlier in his (around 20-30% in 2011-2014), shifting to lower rates of 9-13% in later years while occasionally incorporating a sweeper variant for added horizontal break. Across his career, Lyles' and sinker combination has accounted for approximately 65% of his pitches, underscoring his contact-oriented style, while has maintained a consistent 25% whiff rate to generate swings and misses.

Style and mechanics

Jordan Lyles has earned a reputation as an "innings eater" due to his exceptional durability throughout his career, consistently logging high workloads in seasons where he qualifies as a starter. In 2022, he pitched 179 , ranking sixth in the , a mark that underscored his ability to provide depth to rotations without frequent injury interruptions. Across his full seasons, Lyles has averaged more than 140 , demonstrating reliability that teams value in back-end starters despite his statistical limitations. Lyles employs a three-quarters slot in his delivery, which contributes to a clean and repeatable motion that emphasizes command over . His feature a smooth, athletic arm action, though he has occasionally been prone to hanging sliders, leading to hard contact from opposing hitters. Following mechanical tweaks in , including adjustments to his balance and pitch sequencing, Lyles improved his first-pitch significantly, enhancing his overall consistency and control in subsequent seasons. As an aggressive strike-thrower, Lyles maintains a career of 1.41 by prioritizing location and inducing ground balls at a 43.8% rate, often leveraging his sinker to generate weak contact on the infield. However, this approach leaves him vulnerable to home runs, with a career rate of 1.41 per nine innings, contributing to his elevated 5.22 through allowing a high volume of contact. Despite these vulnerabilities, Lyles is prized for providing rotational stability and has occasionally transitioned to roles in shorter stints to preserve his arm, as seen in his limited appearances.

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