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Pierson Ohl

SP,RP - Colorado Rockies IL60

  • Age 27
  • Grand Canyon
  • Bats: R
  • Throws: R
Country: USA
Rostered In ~0% of leagues

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Pierson Ohl (elbow) resumes throwing

Pierson Ohl began throwing on August 18.

Fantasy Impact

Ohl remains on track to be good to go for next season.

Ari Koslow2 weeks ago
Pierson Ohl (elbow) to resume throwing August 17

Pierson Ohl is scheduled to resume throwing on August 17.

Fantasy Impact

Ohl underwent ligament transfer Tommy John surgery and internal brace procedure back in March. He is continuing his rehab for next season.

Ari Koslow6 weeks ago
Pierson Ohl (elbow) placed on 60-day IL

The Rockies have placed right-hander Pierson Ohl on the 60-day injured list after undergoing Tommy John surgery.

Fantasy Impact

Ohl will miss the entire 2026 season and likely a good chunk of the 2027 season, as well. The 26-year-old made his big league debut in 2025, producing a 5.10 ERA in 30 innings for the Twins before being acquired via trade by the Rockies in January.

Brenton Kemp26 weeks ago
Pierson Ohl (elbow) to undergo Tommy John surgery

Pierson Ohl (elbow) is scheduled to undergo Tommy John surgery on his right elbow and will miss the 2026 season.

Fantasy Impact

Ohl came over from the Twins' organization during the offseason and was expected to be in the mix for a middle relief spot in Colorado this season. The righthander made his major league debut last season and pitched to a 5.10 ERA in 14 appearances with the Twins. He had a 27:7 K:BB ratio in 30 innings and posted a 2.45 ERA in 11 outings as a reliever. Ohl will hope to be ready for Opening Day in 2027.

David Leisering30 weeks ago
Pierson Ohl traded to Rockies

The Twins traded IF Edouard Julien and RHP Pierson Ohl to the Rockies for RHP Jace Kaminska and cash.

Fantasy Impact

Ohl had been designated for assignment last weekend by Minnesota. He will land a fresh start with the Rockies.

Ari Koslow34 weeks ago