Monday, September 29, 2008

Ex-Cardinals Watch 9-29-08: Plenty Of Updates Available

Jeff Suppan(Brewers):
HRs allowed: 30, Jeff Suppan
Jeff Suppan and Dave Bush combined to go 9-0 in August, but were winless entering September's final week.
Brewers Facts & Figures

Jason Marquis & Jim Edmonds(Cubs):
They've gotten significant contributions from castoffs Jim Edmonds and Reed Johnson, who were released by the Padres and Blue Jays, respectively, this year. They share center field and have combined for 25 homers and 99 RBIs.
Cubs Thrive Off Balanced Lineup

Jim Riggleman(Mariners):
With the start of his 90th game as the Mariners manager almost two hours away, Jim Riggleman sat behind a desk at Safeco Field on Sunday morning fielding questions from the media.
Skipper Speculates On Future In Seattle

Joe Nelson(Marlins):
Reliever Joe Nelson worked a scoreless seventh inning and picked up the win, while Matt Lindstrom -- a former Met obtained in 2006 -- collected the save.
Helms' Homer Keys Finale Win

Keith Hernandez(Mets Broadcaster):
There were friendly outbursts for Brooklyn-born reliever John Franco and Gold Glove first baseman Keith Hernandez.
Former Players Honored In Ceremony

Rick Eckstein(Nationals):
There was no immediate word on who the Nationals will bring in to replace the coaches. With Rick Eckstein promoted to the big leagues in late August, there is speculation that he will be the new hitting coach, but the Nationals declined to comment.
Nats Dismiss Most Of Coaching Staff

Jaime Moyer(Phillies):
Moyer provided a consistent veteran presence throughout 2008 to an otherwise young corps of Phillies starting pitchers. The oldest player in the Major Leagues was also the Phils' most steady starter. Through Sept. 21, the left-hander led all Phils pitchers with 15 wins. From early June through late August, Moyer reeled off 14 consecutive starts in which he held opponents to three earned runs or fewer.
Phillies Facts & Figures

Troy Percival(Rays):
The only real question is the health of closer Percival, who has been slowed by back and hamstring issues. If Percival is unable to contribute in the postseason, the Rays could have some serious ninth-inning concerns.
Rays Facts & Figures

J.D. Drew(RedSox):
"You've got some guys here with some experience," said Drew. "When you win a World Series, that kind of carries over. You realize what it takes to make it to that point. I think that all plays into it. Anything can happen in the playoffs, we all realize that."
Sox Certainly Have What It Takes

Edgar Renteria(Tigers):
Edgar Renteria would like to return to the Tigers, whether or not the team picks up his contract option for next year.
Renteria Wants To Return To Tigers In 2009

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