Triston McKenzie, the former first-round pick of the Guardians, has seen a rapid decline from a promising career. After several injuries and an inability to find consistency, he is now designated for assignment. His future with the Guardians is uncertain as they seek better performances from their pitching staff.

Triston McKenzie has struggled early in the season with command issues, recording a 7.36 ERA and five walks in just 3.2 innings, raising concerns about his role.

Triston McKenzie is facing challenges this spring with poor performance, sporting an 8.18 ERA that puts his roster spot in jeopardy. With options left, the Guardians must decide if they will keep him on the major league roster or risk losing him to waivers.

McKenzie's recent years have been marred by injuries and a concerning rise in walk rates, contributing to a significant dip in his performance. His historical stats show potential, but the last few seasons have left doubts about his ability to return to form.

Triston McKenzie showed strong form during his first spring outing, adding to the excitement around the Guardians' rotation.