Showing posts with label Brandon Beachy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brandon Beachy. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 14, 2018

Friday, January 15, 2016

Rays, Padres, Dodgers, Angels Among Teams With Starters To Trade

Earlier this week the Marlins agreed to a five-year contract with left-hander Wei-Yin Chen, one of the few quality starters left in free agency. Yovani Gallardo and Ian Kennedy are the best of the unsigned starters while Tim Lincecum, Cliff Lee and Doug Fister represent reclamation projects.

CBS Sports

Sunday, July 19, 2015

Shelby Miller Battles But Braves' Bats Held In Check

Jorge Soler smacked a solo home run to help Jake Arrieta win his career-high 11th game and lead the Cubs to a 4-1 victory Sunday over the Braves. With the win, played in front of 31,690 at Turner Field, the Cubs took the three-game series.

Atlanta Official Site

Thursday, June 11, 2015

Dodgers Set Sights On Jordan Zimmermann With Johnny Cueto & David Price Close Behind

Not long ago, the Los Angeles Dodgers sent out a memo to their scouts telling them to keep an eye on a long list of potential starting pitcher targets leading up to next month’s trade deadline.

ESPN

Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Dodgers & Cardinals Models Of Resilience

Perhaps the most impressive thing about the Los Angeles Dodgers is how this season hasn't turned into a mess. And this is why they're baseball's most impressive team. Yes, I see you, Cardinals, Yankees, Mets and Astros fans raising your hands.

St. Louis Official Site

Sunday, February 8, 2015

Cardinals Still In The Mix For James Shields; Vesting Option Holding Up Jonathan Papelbon Trade; Plenty Of Interest In Brandon Beachy; Everth Cabrera Making Great Strides Personally; Yoan Moncada Is Said To Have It All

James Shields, RHP, free agent — Negotiations were going on late Saturday night. One major league source said Shields was “in the decision-making process.” San Diego had made an offer and Shields was deciding whether to take it or consider others. The Cubs, Marlins, and Cardinals also appear to be in the mix.

Boston Globe