Cesar Izturis (Orioles):
Hail Cesar. Baltimore manager Dave Trembley has often spoken of Cesar Izturis as his team's X-Factor, and he watched as the shortstop played a big role on Opening Day.
Orioles Official Site
Anthony Reyes (Indians):
Your first chance to see the Kinston Indians takes place Tuesday, April 7th as the K-Tribe hosts the defending NCAA Division II National Champions from Mount Olive College. The exhibition game starts at 7pm at Historic Grainger Stadium and Cleveland Indians starter Anthony Reyes is scheduled to take the hill for at least five innings. Reyes, penciled in as the fifth starter in the Big Tribe’s rotation, is getting in some extra work before the season starts. Making his Big League debut in 2005 with the St. Louis Cardinals, Reyes came to the Indians in a trade last season.
WITN
David Eckstein (Padres):
By raising his hands and attacking pitches as he did with the Cardinals from 2005-07, David Eckstein said he believes he can rebound from his disappointing season in 2008.
San Diego Union-Tribune
Felipe Lopez (Diamondbacks):
Felipe Lopez, making his debut in Sedona Red, and veteran Tony Clark each homered twice and both switch-hitters hit them from each side of the plate. It was the first time two teammates had ever done it on Opening Day and it was the first time in the regular season since New York's Jorge Posada and Bernie Williams on April 23, 2000.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Luke Gregerson (Padres):
There are nametags above the lockers and names stitched on the back of the jerseys, which might come in handy for Padres manager Bud Black as he attempts to decipher exactly who is in his bullpen.
Padres Offcial Site
Jamie Moyer (Phillies):
Things didn't go exactly as planned for the Phillies on Opening Night against the Braves, so they will look to left-hander Jamie Moyer to right the ship.
Phillies Offcial Site
Jack Wilson (Pirates):
Shortstop Jack Wilson raised his hands just slightly, and with it, spoiled the Cardinals' attempts to potentially christen a new closer and seal a home opener win on Monday.
Pirates Official Site
Jason Marquis (Rockies):
The Rockies ended Spring Training with thee of their five starters possessing ERAs above 6.00.
Rockies Official Site
Raul Gonzalez (Long Island Ducks):
Long Island Ducks team officials today announced the signing of outfielder Raul Gonzalez. The 35-year-old has enjoyed five stops in the Major Leagues with four different organizations (Mets, Cubs, Indians and Reds), earning his first call-up in 2000 at the age of 26 with the Cubs.
Atlantic League Official Site
Dewon Brazetlon (Camden Riversharks):
Thanks to Jeff, one of our many loyal readers, for pointing out that the Camden Riversharks have signed P Dewon Brazelton out of their open tryout.
Atlantic League Baseball News
Carlos Pupo (Rockford River Hawks):
The Rockford RiverHawks announced Monday that they have signed three players, two with experience in major-league organizations.
Rockford River Hawks Official Site
Felix Jose (Schaumburg Flyers):
Signed deal for 2009 season.
Matt Spade (Winnipeg Goldeyes):
Signed deal for 2009 season.
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