But to write music that I really enjoyed listening to seemed a little bit too cryptic for me.” Bronson Arroyo and his band, the '04, will release a new album, "Some Might Say," on Feb. 17.

Arroyo is 145-131 with a 4.19 ERA in 15 big league seasons. He was a World Series champion with Boston in 2004, an All-Star with Cincinnati in 2006 and a Gold Glove winner with the Reds in 2010.

Mike Rizzo says Bronson Arroyo has partial tears of the rotator cuff tendon and there is extreme inflammation. Shut down 10-14 days. — Dan Kolko (@masnKolko) March 19, 2016 ...

Bronson Arroyo never needed baseball, but man, baseball sure needed him. The man was going to be happy, and quite successful, really no matter what he chose to do in life.

Part of Bronson’s advice was to keep getting good grades. That was no problem for Christian, who had a grade point average well north of 4.00. Bronson also told him to take care of his body ...

Here is the deal: Bronson Arroyo has partial tear in the rotator cuff tendons, which are inflamed, according to Mike Rizzo. #Nats #MLB — William Ladson (@washingnats) March 19, 2016 ...

VIERA, Fla. — On the other side of Kobe Bryant's retirement tour and Peyton Manning's championship sunset, Bronson Arroyo pleads with his pitching arm for one last chance. Arroyo is 39.

Arroyo's lowest ERA in a season is 3.29, which he posted in 2006. However, the next-closest figure to that is 3.74 in 2012. As for his career WHIP? 1.29. Yikes.

But the Washington Nationals made an offer to Arroyo, too — a better one, from his perspective. So he called their new manager, Dusty Baker, for whom he’d worked in Cincinnati for six seasons.

According to ESPN's Buster Olney, Arroyo will make $9.5 million in 2014 and 2015 and has a $4.5 million buyout on an $11 million option for 2016. So he'll make at least $23.5 million in two years ...

Bronson Arroyo%27s has been consistently durable over his 14 major league seasons While Arroyo would like to resign with Cincinnati%2C he could get a big payday from San Francisco Arroyo is 13-9 ...