Hagadone was released by the Mariners on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

It seems that Hagadone, who was pitching in relief for Triple-A Tacoma, was let go to pursue other opportunities rather than as a result of poor performance. He hadn't allowed a run in his last 9.2 innings with Tacoma and is carrying a 3.51 ERA and 1.18 WHIP over 33.1 frames on the season. Hagadone, who last appeared in the majors in 2015 with the Indians, will likely attempt to land another minor-league deal with an organization that offers a clearer path back to the big leagues.

Hagadone agreed to a minor league deal with the Mariners on Tuesday that includes an invitation to spring training.

EDGE Analysis

Hagadone missed all of 2016 recovering from an elbow fracture, which he sustained while pitching for the Indians. He spent parts of the last five seasons with the Tribe, accumulating a 4.72 ERA across 118.1 innings pitched.

Hagadone (elbow) agreed to a minor league contract with the Brewers on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Hagadone will head to the Brewers after spending parts of the last five seasons with the Indians. He is recovering from a July procedure on his elbow, but will get a chance to show what he can do during spring training if he is healthy.

Hagadone (elbow) was designated for assignment by the Indians on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

The team acquired Collin Cowgill from the Angels for cash and bumped Hagadone, who struggled to a 4.28 ERA and 1.54 WHIP before undergoing a right elbow procedure in July. Considering Hagadone is likely out for the start of 2016, it seems likely he will go unclaimed on waivers and remain in the organization.

Hagadone (back) was removed from Wednesday's rehab game with Low-A Mahoning Valley due to left elbow discomfort. Hagadone previously seemed to be on track for a return after the 15-day minimum, but he now figures to miss a longer period of time. The Indians expect to have an update available Thursday or Friday.

Hagadone (back) will make a rehab appearance with Low-A Mahoning Valley on Wednesday. Hagadone went on the disabled list a week ago Wednesday, but his current progress could put him on track to miss the minimum amount of time on the disabled list. The 29-year-old reliever has struggled this season, allowing 13 runs over 27.2 innings compared to just seven over 23.1 innings last year.

Hagadone was placed on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday with a lower-back strain, Ryan Lewis of the Akron Beacon-Journal reports. It's unclear when exactly Hagadone injured his back, but it likely happened at some point during his outing Monday against the Astros. While he'll miss some time due to the issue, it won't dost him as much game action with the All-Star break around the corner.

Hagadone threw a scoreless inning in relief Sunday against the Twins, lowering his ERA to 2.35 with a 27:6 K:BB over 23 innings in the process. Hagadone was pitching for the fourth consecutive game, so he might not be available Monday against the Royals. He and Zach McAllister have combined over the weekend to give Cody Allen, Bryan Shaw and Scott Atchison two consecutive games off.

Hagadone is enduring mid-back discomfort, which could keep him unavailable for a couple more games, Zack Meisel of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports. Hagadone last pitched Tuesday, when a scoreless third of an inning lowered his ERA on the season to a crisp 1.37. Considering the recovery timetable given, he'll likely return to the Indians' bullpen by mid-week.

Indians recalled LHP Nick Hagadone from Triple-A Columbus. Hagadone has allowed two runs over three relief innings with the big club this season. He'll provide an extra bullpen arm over the next few days.