Jon Garland's agent told Jon Morosi of FOX Sports that his client probably won't pitch in 2014.

Garland was released by the Rockies last June after posting a 5.82 ERA in 68 innings and failed to latch on with a new team. The interest hasn't picked up this winter. Garland, 34, might try against next offseason.

Rockies released RHP Jon Garland.

Garland was designated for assignment by the Rockies on Saturday after posting a brutal 5.82 ERA and 1.59 WHIP over 68 innings. The 33-year-old righty will likely get a minor league contract from some desperate team.

Rockies designated RHP Jon Garland for assignment.

Garland posted a 5.82 ERA, 1.59 WHIP and 32/23 K/BB ratio in 68 innings (12 starts) with the Rox. The 33-year-old righty will try to latch on with a new team.

The Rockies are expected to designated Jon Garland for assignment.

Garland is no longer needed with Jeff Francis set to return rom the disabled list. The 33-year-old right-hander had a 5.82 ERA over 12 starts with the Rockies.

Jon Garland allowed four runs in six innings to earn the win against the Reds on Wednesday.

Garland got off on the wrong foot, allowing four runs in the first inning before settling in and keeping the Reds at bay the rest of the night. In fact, after that first inning Garland allowed only one other hit over his next five innings. The win moved him to 4-6 on the year. The right-hander will take the mound again Tuesday against the Nationals.

Jon Garland was touched up for five runs in five innings Friday as part of a no-decision against the Dodgers.

Garland gave up seven hits and three walks while striking out only one batter. He has allowed exactly five runs in three straight starts while his ERA has ballooned to 5.81 for the year. We're thinking he's not long for a rotation spot.

Jon Garland surrendered five runs (two earned) on seven hits over five innings Sunday for his sixth loss of the season.

Garland has now dropped five of his last six starts. He gave up four walks and allowed a home run to Buster Posey in the second inning, but managed to escape with just two earned runs. Garland's rotation spot could be in jeopardy if he doesn't turn things around soon. In 10 starts this season, he has a 5.05 ERA and 1.61 WHIP.

Jon Garland allowed three runs over five innings as the Rockies fell to the Cubs on Wednesday.

Garland was undone by two home runs, including one hit by his counterpart Jeff Samardzija. It was the third-straight start in which Garland has gone five and given up three, a remarkable consistency but not one that yields a lot of wins. The right-hander will next take the mound against the Diamondbacks on Monday.

Jon Garland allowed three runs in five innings Friday in a loss to the Cardinals.

Garland has now allowed three runs or fewer in six out of his seven starts this season. Of course, he has a mediocre 4.83 ERA to show for it and has fanned only 22 batters in 41 innings. The veteran right-hander is doing fine as an innings-eater for Colorado, but he shouldn't be a consideration in fantasy leagues.

Jon Garland gave up three runs over six innings in his start Sunday against the Diamondbacks.

Garland has pitched at least six innings in all of his starts and has been a nice surprise for the Rockies thus far. He allowed eight hits and two walks but had just four strikeouts. Garland has a 4.65 ERA and 1.39 WHIP this season.

Jon Garland gave up two runs in seven innings Thursday in an 11-3 win over Mets.

Garland scattered six hits and didn't walk a batter. He also struck out six and induced 12 ground balls. The veteran right-hander owns a 3.32 ERA and 1.00 WHIP through his first three starts this season and has gone six innings or more in all of them. While he's not a recommended option in mixed leagues, he has been a nice surprise for the Rockies thus far.

Wednesday night's game between the Mets and Rockies has been postponed due to a Denver snowstorm.

Jon Garland was scheduled to make the start for Colorado and Jeremy Hefner was supposed to be on the bump for New York. A makeup date has not yet been announced.

Rockies signed RHP Jon Garland.

Jon Garland is expected to sign with the Rockies Sunday if he passes a physical.

Garland was released by the Mariners Saturday despite posting a 2.25 ERA and 1.25 WHIP over 12 innings this spring. It's not clear if it will be a major or minor league deal, but it seems likely that the Rox guaranteed him a spot in the rotation. Garland doesn't get a ton of ground balls or miss bats, so the odds are pretty good that this signing won't end well.

Mariners released RHP Jon Garland.

Garland failed to earn an Opening Day roster spot despite posting a solid 2.25 ERA, 1.25 WHIP and 4/5 K/BB ratio over 12 innings this spring. He should receive interest from multiple teams now that he's opted for free agency. The Mariners have also granted 1B Mike Jacobs his release.

While he doesn't have another deal lined up already, Jon Garland is reportedly already drawing interest from multiple teams.

Garland is expected to opt out of his deal with the Mariners now that he's been told there was no spot available for him on the roster. He'll likely find someone willing to give him a spot at the back end of their rotation, however his poor ability to record strikeouts will severely limit any fantasy value he may have.

Mariners GM Jack Zduriencik indicated Friday that the Mariners cannot commit a rotation spot, or a roster spot, to Jon Garland at this time.

It's an unfortunate blow for the veteran right-hander, who has compiled a solid 2.25 ERA, 1.25 WHIP and 4/5 K/BB ratio over 12 innings this spring. He has an opt-out clause in his deal if he doesn't make the Opening Day roster, which he is expected to exercise. This indicates that the Mariners may want to go with two of their youngsters for the final two spots in their rotation.

Jon Garland held the Cubs to two runs over six innings Thursday.

He allowed five hits -- including two solo homers -- while walking one and striking out three. Garland now has a 2.25 ERA over 12 innings this spring and is very much in the race for a starting job with the Mariners. His 4/5 K/BB ratio tells you about all you need to know, however.

The Seattle Times' Geoff Baker projects Jon Garland and Blake Beavan to grab the final two spots in the Mariners' rotation.

That would mean Erasmo Ramirez would begin the season at Triple-A Tacoma. Beavan's inclusion is not a surprise, but Garland's is, as most figured he would just be around as organizational depth after missing most of the last two years with shoulder woes. Baker notes that Garland chose to sign with the M's over the Indians, and he thinks manager Eric Wedge probably assured him a spot on the staff as long as he was healthy and effective, which he has been with a 1.50 ERA over three starts. There's a chance Garland could slide into a long relief role and leave a rotation spot for Ramirez, who obviously has way more upside and is unscored upon this spring. Ramirez could also wind up beating up Beavan for a spot.

Jon Garland allowed one earned run over three innings Saturday in the Mariners' loss to the Dodgers.

Garland signed a minor league contract with the Mariners in February and will function as organizational rotation depth this season for Seattle. He has a cool 1.50 ERA through three Cactus League outings but doesn't have a chance of making the Opening Day roster.