Showing posts with label Chad Paronto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chad Paronto. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Chad Paronto Tosses Seven-Inning Complete Game Shut Out
Pittsfield scored five runs in the first inning to take an early 5-0 lead and would cruise to a 9-0 win over the New Jersey Jackals in game one of the doubleheader. Colonials 2B Danny Bomback, 1B Angel Molina and 3B Johnny Welch each collected two hits while LF Billy Mottram hit his third home run of the season. Pittsfield starter Chad Paronto (pictured) was sensational in picking up his first win of the season. Paronto tossed a complete game shutout allowing six hits while fanning four New Jersey batters.
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Former Cardinals On 2011 Opening Day Can-Am League Rosters
Chris Farley - Worcester Tornadoes
Miguel Flores - Pittsfield Colonials
Chris Grossman - Brockton RoxJustin Knoff - Worcester Tornadoes
Chad Paronto - Pittsfield Colonials
Mike Smith - Brockton Rox
Zach Zuercher - Worcester Tornadoes
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Former Cardinals Independent League Transactions March 15-April 22
March 15: The Road Warriors of the Atlantic League signed Scott Thomas to a contract for the 2011 season.
March 15: The Somerset Patriots of the Atlantic League signed Bill Pulsipher to a contract for the 2011 season.
March 17: The Amarillo Sox of the American Association signed Travis Lawler to a contract for the 2011 season.
March 17: The Brockton Rox of the Can-Am League signed Mike Smith to a contract for the 2011 season.
March 17: The Pittsfield Colonials of the Can-Am League signed Tyler Herron to a contract for the 2011 season.
March 25: The Bridgeport Bluefish of the Atlantic League signed Prentice Redman to a contract for the 2011 season.
March 28: The Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League signed Mike Parisi to a contract for the 2011 season.
March 30: The Kansas City T-Bones of the American Association released Matt Perisho.
March 31: The Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League signed Mark Diapoules to a contract for the 2011 season.
April 4: The Brockton Rox of the Can-Am League released Wayne Lundgren.
April 6: The Lancaster Barnstormers of the Atlantic League signed Aaron Herr and Kevin Howard to a contracts for the 2011 season.
April 6: The Windy City Thunderbolts of the Frontier League traded Brandon Garner to the Rockford Riverhawks.
April 6: The Somerset Patriots of the Atlantic League signed Josh Pressley to a contract for the 2011 season.
April 7: The Road Warriors of the Atlantic League signed Travis Mitchell to a contract for the 2011 season.
April 8: The Road Warriors of the Atlantic League signed Jose Mateo to a contract for the 2011 season.
April 11: The Lincoln Saltdogs of the American Association signed Curt Smith to a contract for the 2011 season.
April 11: The Gateway Grizzlies of the Frontier League signed Devin Shepherd to a contract for the 2011 season.
April 11: The Yuma Scorpions of the North American League signed Ozzie Canseco to a contract for the 2011 season and named him a coach on the staff.
April 12: The York Revolution of the Atlantic League signed Shaun Garceau to a contract for the 2011 season.
April 13: The Edinburg Roadrunners of the North American League signed C.J. Beatty to a contract for the 2011 season.
April 15: The Grand Prairie Air Hogs of the American Association released Marco Gonzalez.
April 15: The Pittsfield Colonials of the Can-Am League signed Chad Paronto to a contract for the 2011 season.
April 18: The Kansas City T-Bones of the American Association released Kyle Hiem.
April 19: The Southern Maryland Blue Crabs of the Atlantic League released Ricardo Rodriguez.
April 22: The Road Warriors of the Atlantic League released Jose Mateo.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
Minor Issues: Married In The Minors With Chad Paronto
A veteran of 15 professional seasons, Chad Paronto has been married to the game of baseball for most of his adult life. He has been a family man for nearly as long. Balancing the two can be a challenge, especially at the minor-league level, and many relationships have gone down swinging despite the best of intentions. Paronto, who is with his seventh organization -- and his original wife -- has been one of the lucky ones.
Baseball Prospectus
Baseball Prospectus
Saturday, April 10, 2010
No Regrets For Retired Chris Lambert
LEAVING BASEBALL can be a gut-wrenching decision that brings a man to tears. It wasn't for Chris Lambert.
The Manchester Memorial graduate, a first-round draft pick of the St. Louis Cardinals, walked away from the game this spring and didn't look back.
Union Leader
The Manchester Memorial graduate, a first-round draft pick of the St. Louis Cardinals, walked away from the game this spring and didn't look back.
Union Leader
Friday, April 9, 2010
Various Former Cardinals Transactions For Opening Day 2010
Yankees reassigned Reid Gorecki to Double-A Trenton.
Reds reassigned Brandon Yarbrough and Sean Danielson to Double-A Carolina.
Red Sox reassigned Chad Paronto and Joe Nelson to Triple-A Pawtucket.
Marlins reassigned Hector Luna to Triple-A New Orleans.
Cubs reassigned Mark Johnson to Triple-A Iowa.
Nationals reassigned Chris Duncan to Triple-A Syracuse.
Twins reassigned Mike Maroth to Triple-A Rochester.
Dodgers reassigned Prentice Redman to Triple-A Albuquerque.
Reds reassigned Brandon Yarbrough and Sean Danielson to Double-A Carolina.
Red Sox reassigned Chad Paronto and Joe Nelson to Triple-A Pawtucket.
Marlins reassigned Hector Luna to Triple-A New Orleans.
Cubs reassigned Mark Johnson to Triple-A Iowa.
Nationals reassigned Chris Duncan to Triple-A Syracuse.
Twins reassigned Mike Maroth to Triple-A Rochester.
Dodgers reassigned Prentice Redman to Triple-A Albuquerque.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Ex-Cardinals Watch 3-14-10: Joe Thurston 1 HR & 2 RBIs; Adam Kennedy Triples & 1 RBI; Edgar Renteria 2 Hits & 1 RBI; Jeff Weaver Picks Up Win
Troy Glaus (Braves) started at first base and batted fourth. 0-for-2 with one run, one walk, and one strikeout.
Brian Esposito (Astros) entered alte in the game as a pinch hitter and batted ninth. 0-for-1 with one strikeout.
Astros beat Braves 8-5
Joe Thurston (Braves) started at third base and batted ninth. 1-for-4 with one home run, two RBIs, one run, and one fielding error.
Jarrett Hoffpauir (Blue Jays) entered late in the game at third base and batted leadoff. 0-for-2 with one strikeout and grounded into one double play.
Braves beat Blue Jays 8-5
Joe Nelson (Red Sox) entered in the third and pitched one inning. He allowed one hit, no runs, and one walk. (g/f:1-2)
Chad Paronto (Red Sox) entered in the fifth and pitched 1.2 innings. He allowed no hits or runs, one walk, and struck one out for the hold (1). (g/f:1-3)(ir-s:1-0)
Jorge Sosa (Red Sox) entered in the seventh and pitched one inning. He allowed no hits or runs for the hold (1). (g/f:1-1)
Red Sox beat Twins 6-4
Reid Gorecki (Yankees) entered late in the game as designated hitter and batted seventh. One walk in only at-bat.
Pirates beat Yankees 10-5
Jolbert Cabrera (Mets) entered late in the game at shortstop and batted fifth. 0-for-1 at the plate.
Kiko Calero (Mets) entered in the seventh and pitched one inning. He allowed one hit, no runs, one walk, hit one batter, and struck out one. (g/f:1-1)
Hector Luna (Marlins) entered late in the game at second base and moved to third, batting leadoff. 2-for-2 with one stolen base.
Marlins beat Mets 5-1
Placido Polanco (Phillies) started at third base and batted seond. 2-for-3 and assisted in one double play.
Cesar Izturis (Orioles) started shortstop and batted leadoff. 0-for-4 with one RBI and assisted in one double play.
Orioles beat Phillies 4-3
Adam Kennedy (Nationals) started at second base and batted second. 1-for-3 with one triple, one RBI, one run, and one strikeout.
Chris Duncan (Nationals) entered alte in the game at first base and batted fourth. 0-for-1 with one ground into double play.
Ron Villone (Nationals) entered in the seventh and pitched one-third of an inning. He allowed no hits or runs, two walks, and had one throwing error. (g/f:0-1)(ir-s:3-3)
Cardinals beat Nationals 7-3
Scott Rolen (Reds) started at third base and batted fifth. 0-for-1 with two walks and one fielding error.
Aaron Miles (Reds) started at second base and batted ninth. 0-for-3 with one strikeout and assisted in one double play.
Kip Wells (Reds) entered in the fifth and pitched one inning. He allowed no hits or runs, and one walk for the hold (1). (g/f:2-1)
White Sox and Reds tied 5-5
Joel Pineiro (Angels) started and pitched three innings. He allowed seven hits, four earned runs, one home run, and struck out one. (g/f:3-4)
Cubs beat Angels 8-7
Mark Grudzielanek (Indians) started at second base and batted second. 1-for-3 with one strikeout and assisted in one double play.
Jamey Wright (Indians) entered in the eighth and pitched one inning. He allowed no hits or runs, one walk, and struck out one. (g/f:1-1)
David Eckstein (Padres) started at second base and batted second. 1-for-3 at the plate.
Padres beat Indians 5-3
Jeff Suppan (Brewers) started and pitched four innings. He allowed seven hits, four earned runs, four home runs, one walk, hit one batter, and struck out one for the winning decision (1-0). 0-for-2 at the plate. (g/f:4-6)
Edgar Renteria (Giants) started at shortstop and batted second. 2-for-4 with one RBI and assisted in one double play.
Brewers beat Giants 10-8
Jeff Weaver (Dodgers) entered in the seventh and pitched one inning. He allowed two hits, no runs, and struck one out for the winning decision (1-1). (g/f:1-0)
Dodgers beat Rangers 6-4
Ronnie Belliard (Dodgers) started at third base and batted fifth. 0-for-4 with one RBI.
Brian Barton (Dodgers) entered late in the game in right field and batted sixth. One walk in only at-bat.
Prentice Redman (Dodgers) entered late in the game in left field and batted eighth. 0-for-1 with one run and one strikeout.
Dodgers beat CPBL All-Stars 11-1
Brian Esposito (Astros) entered alte in the game as a pinch hitter and batted ninth. 0-for-1 with one strikeout.
Astros beat Braves 8-5
Joe Thurston (Braves) started at third base and batted ninth. 1-for-4 with one home run, two RBIs, one run, and one fielding error.
Jarrett Hoffpauir (Blue Jays) entered late in the game at third base and batted leadoff. 0-for-2 with one strikeout and grounded into one double play.
Braves beat Blue Jays 8-5
Joe Nelson (Red Sox) entered in the third and pitched one inning. He allowed one hit, no runs, and one walk. (g/f:1-2)
Chad Paronto (Red Sox) entered in the fifth and pitched 1.2 innings. He allowed no hits or runs, one walk, and struck one out for the hold (1). (g/f:1-3)(ir-s:1-0)
Jorge Sosa (Red Sox) entered in the seventh and pitched one inning. He allowed no hits or runs for the hold (1). (g/f:1-1)
Red Sox beat Twins 6-4
Reid Gorecki (Yankees) entered late in the game as designated hitter and batted seventh. One walk in only at-bat.
Pirates beat Yankees 10-5
Jolbert Cabrera (Mets) entered late in the game at shortstop and batted fifth. 0-for-1 at the plate.
Kiko Calero (Mets) entered in the seventh and pitched one inning. He allowed one hit, no runs, one walk, hit one batter, and struck out one. (g/f:1-1)
Hector Luna (Marlins) entered late in the game at second base and moved to third, batting leadoff. 2-for-2 with one stolen base.
Marlins beat Mets 5-1
Placido Polanco (Phillies) started at third base and batted seond. 2-for-3 and assisted in one double play.
Cesar Izturis (Orioles) started shortstop and batted leadoff. 0-for-4 with one RBI and assisted in one double play.
Orioles beat Phillies 4-3
Adam Kennedy (Nationals) started at second base and batted second. 1-for-3 with one triple, one RBI, one run, and one strikeout.
Chris Duncan (Nationals) entered alte in the game at first base and batted fourth. 0-for-1 with one ground into double play.
Ron Villone (Nationals) entered in the seventh and pitched one-third of an inning. He allowed no hits or runs, two walks, and had one throwing error. (g/f:0-1)(ir-s:3-3)
Cardinals beat Nationals 7-3
Scott Rolen (Reds) started at third base and batted fifth. 0-for-1 with two walks and one fielding error.
Aaron Miles (Reds) started at second base and batted ninth. 0-for-3 with one strikeout and assisted in one double play.
Kip Wells (Reds) entered in the fifth and pitched one inning. He allowed no hits or runs, and one walk for the hold (1). (g/f:2-1)
White Sox and Reds tied 5-5
Joel Pineiro (Angels) started and pitched three innings. He allowed seven hits, four earned runs, one home run, and struck out one. (g/f:3-4)
Cubs beat Angels 8-7
Mark Grudzielanek (Indians) started at second base and batted second. 1-for-3 with one strikeout and assisted in one double play.
Jamey Wright (Indians) entered in the eighth and pitched one inning. He allowed no hits or runs, one walk, and struck out one. (g/f:1-1)
David Eckstein (Padres) started at second base and batted second. 1-for-3 at the plate.
Padres beat Indians 5-3
Jeff Suppan (Brewers) started and pitched four innings. He allowed seven hits, four earned runs, four home runs, one walk, hit one batter, and struck out one for the winning decision (1-0). 0-for-2 at the plate. (g/f:4-6)
Edgar Renteria (Giants) started at shortstop and batted second. 2-for-4 with one RBI and assisted in one double play.
Brewers beat Giants 10-8
Jeff Weaver (Dodgers) entered in the seventh and pitched one inning. He allowed two hits, no runs, and struck one out for the winning decision (1-1). (g/f:1-0)
Dodgers beat Rangers 6-4
Ronnie Belliard (Dodgers) started at third base and batted fifth. 0-for-4 with one RBI.
Brian Barton (Dodgers) entered late in the game in right field and batted sixth. One walk in only at-bat.
Prentice Redman (Dodgers) entered late in the game in left field and batted eighth. 0-for-1 with one run and one strikeout.
Dodgers beat CPBL All-Stars 11-1
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Minor League Transactions: Jan 1-18
Red Sox signed Chad Paronto and Jorge Sosa.
Braves sign Joe Thurston.
Cubs sign Mark Johnson.
Indians sign Mark Grudzielanek and Shelley Duncan.
Royals sign Matt Herges.
Twins sign Mike Maroth.
Yankees sign Royce Ring and Reid Gorecki.
Phillies signed Tagg Bozied.
Cardinals re-signed Oneli Perez and Evan MacLane, then signed Charlie Zink.
Cardinals released Geney Rios and Juan B Cabrera.
Cardinals placed Pablo Ortiz on the restircted list.
Baseball America
The St. Louis Cardinals re-signed two minor league free agent pitchers for their Triple-A club.
The Cardinal Nation
Pablo Ortiz: Onto The Restricted List
Braves sign Joe Thurston.
Cubs sign Mark Johnson.
Indians sign Mark Grudzielanek and Shelley Duncan.
Royals sign Matt Herges.
Twins sign Mike Maroth.
Yankees sign Royce Ring and Reid Gorecki.
Phillies signed Tagg Bozied.
Cardinals re-signed Oneli Perez and Evan MacLane, then signed Charlie Zink.
Cardinals released Geney Rios and Juan B Cabrera.
Cardinals placed Pablo Ortiz on the restircted list.
Baseball America
The St. Louis Cardinals re-signed two minor league free agent pitchers for their Triple-A club.
The Cardinal Nation
Pablo Ortiz: Onto The Restricted List
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Astros Outright Chad Paronto
The Astros outrighted infielder German Duran and right-handed pitchers Chad Paronto and Billy Sadler on Friday, removing them from the 40-man roster in what general manager Ed Wade described as roster housecleaning.
Astros Official Site
Astros Official Site
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Ex-Cardinals Watch 10-1-09: Russell Branyan Done For Season; Jamie Moyer To Have Surgery; Jim Riggleman Candidate For MGR Position
Clayton Mortensen (Athletics):
Mortensen, a 24-year-old making his seventh big league appearance and sixth start, allowed six earned runs on eight hits before exiting with nobody out in the second inning. Ken Griffey Jr.'s three-run homer to center was the biggest blow, and Mortensen also hit a batter and made a throwing error.
Athletics Official Site
Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
In his final scheduled start of the season, Suppan was charged with eight runs on 10 hits in six innings. He threw three wild pitches in all, including one in the second inning that allowed Yorvit Torrealba to score a run that tied the game at 2, and another in the sixth that allowed Ian Stewart to scamper home with an insurance run. Two pitches later, Gonzalez connected for a two-run shot that gave Colorado an 8-4 lead.
Brewers Official Site
Kevin Mulvey (Diamondbacks):
He went six innings, allowing four runs on six hits. He struck out four and walked one in his fourth career start.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Dan Haren (Diamondbacks):
Take Thursday's starter Dan Haren for example. He's allowed five runs in each of his last two starts and seen his ERA grow to 3.02 from 2.79. While that's still among the top 10 in the NL, given the opportunity to erase a couple of his poorer efforts would mean the difference between 10th and fifth in the league.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Jack Wilson (Mariners):
The season isn't ending quite the way veteran shortstop Jack Wilson envisioned.
Mariners Official Site
Russell Branyan (Mariners):
It is unlikely that first baseman Russell Branyan will get another at-bat this season, but he became eligible to play when the Mariners activated him from the disabled list. "I wouldn't consider putting him in, even in a pinch-hit role, before the Texas series," Wakamatsu said, "and even that's doubtful."
Mariners Official Site
Jim Riggleman (Nationals MGR):
Nationals interim manager Jim Riggleman is not sure if he will back with the Nationals in 2010, but there is no denying the team had more fire on the field after he took over on July 13.
All Nats All The Time
Luis Perdomo (Padres):
Black said Wednesday that several members of the Padres will play winter ball after the regular season, including pitchers Luis Perdomo, Edward Mujica and Sean Gallagher. Additionally, pitcher Aaron Poreda will head to Peoria, Ariz., to the Padres' Spring Training facility next week for instructional league to continue to work on his mechanics.
Padres Official Site
Jamie Moyer (Phillies):
Phillies left-hander Jamie Moyer will undergo season-ending surgery to repair the left groin injury he suffered in Tuesday's 7-4 win over the Astros. The team expects that he will fully recover in time for Spring Training.
Phillies Official Site
Russ Springer, Troy Percival, & Joe Nelson (Rays):
Russ Springer, earning $3.3 million, has a 4.15 ERA in 73 games. Troy Percival, making more than $4 million, has only appeared in 14 games, has a 6.35 ERA and is contemplating retirement. And Joe Nelson, signed to a $1.3 million contract this offseason, sported a 4.02 ERA and wasn't called up to the club when rosters expanded in September.
Rays Official Site
Joe Girardi (Yankees MGR):
Yankees general partner Hal Steinbrenner offered Joe Girardi a vote of confidence on Wednesday, calling him "the man for the job," but said the club is not ready to discuss an extension with the manager.
Yankees Official Site
Tony Pena (Yankees Bench Coach) & Clint Hurdle (Free Agent):
It could be someone such as Tony Pena, who managed the Kansas City Royals (and even had a winning re cord one sea son). He is now the bench coach with the New York Yankees. There is John Farrell, who did grow up in the Tribe organization. He's now the pitching coach in Boston - although the Red Sox may not let him out of the clause in his contract that prevents him from managing another team in 2010.
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chad Paronto (Astros):
A day after suffering a left hamstring strain, righthanded reliever Chad Paronto remained hopeful about pitching again this season, although manager Dave Clark wasn't as optimistic.
Houston Chronicle
Mortensen, a 24-year-old making his seventh big league appearance and sixth start, allowed six earned runs on eight hits before exiting with nobody out in the second inning. Ken Griffey Jr.'s three-run homer to center was the biggest blow, and Mortensen also hit a batter and made a throwing error.
Athletics Official Site
Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
In his final scheduled start of the season, Suppan was charged with eight runs on 10 hits in six innings. He threw three wild pitches in all, including one in the second inning that allowed Yorvit Torrealba to score a run that tied the game at 2, and another in the sixth that allowed Ian Stewart to scamper home with an insurance run. Two pitches later, Gonzalez connected for a two-run shot that gave Colorado an 8-4 lead.
Brewers Official Site
Kevin Mulvey (Diamondbacks):
He went six innings, allowing four runs on six hits. He struck out four and walked one in his fourth career start.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Dan Haren (Diamondbacks):
Take Thursday's starter Dan Haren for example. He's allowed five runs in each of his last two starts and seen his ERA grow to 3.02 from 2.79. While that's still among the top 10 in the NL, given the opportunity to erase a couple of his poorer efforts would mean the difference between 10th and fifth in the league.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Jack Wilson (Mariners):
The season isn't ending quite the way veteran shortstop Jack Wilson envisioned.
Mariners Official Site
Russell Branyan (Mariners):
It is unlikely that first baseman Russell Branyan will get another at-bat this season, but he became eligible to play when the Mariners activated him from the disabled list. "I wouldn't consider putting him in, even in a pinch-hit role, before the Texas series," Wakamatsu said, "and even that's doubtful."
Mariners Official Site
Jim Riggleman (Nationals MGR):
Nationals interim manager Jim Riggleman is not sure if he will back with the Nationals in 2010, but there is no denying the team had more fire on the field after he took over on July 13.
All Nats All The Time
Luis Perdomo (Padres):
Black said Wednesday that several members of the Padres will play winter ball after the regular season, including pitchers Luis Perdomo, Edward Mujica and Sean Gallagher. Additionally, pitcher Aaron Poreda will head to Peoria, Ariz., to the Padres' Spring Training facility next week for instructional league to continue to work on his mechanics.
Padres Official Site
Jamie Moyer (Phillies):
Phillies left-hander Jamie Moyer will undergo season-ending surgery to repair the left groin injury he suffered in Tuesday's 7-4 win over the Astros. The team expects that he will fully recover in time for Spring Training.
Phillies Official Site
Russ Springer, Troy Percival, & Joe Nelson (Rays):
Russ Springer, earning $3.3 million, has a 4.15 ERA in 73 games. Troy Percival, making more than $4 million, has only appeared in 14 games, has a 6.35 ERA and is contemplating retirement. And Joe Nelson, signed to a $1.3 million contract this offseason, sported a 4.02 ERA and wasn't called up to the club when rosters expanded in September.
Rays Official Site
Joe Girardi (Yankees MGR):
Yankees general partner Hal Steinbrenner offered Joe Girardi a vote of confidence on Wednesday, calling him "the man for the job," but said the club is not ready to discuss an extension with the manager.
Yankees Official Site
Tony Pena (Yankees Bench Coach) & Clint Hurdle (Free Agent):
It could be someone such as Tony Pena, who managed the Kansas City Royals (and even had a winning re cord one sea son). He is now the bench coach with the New York Yankees. There is John Farrell, who did grow up in the Tribe organization. He's now the pitching coach in Boston - although the Red Sox may not let him out of the clause in his contract that prevents him from managing another team in 2010.
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chad Paronto (Astros):
A day after suffering a left hamstring strain, righthanded reliever Chad Paronto remained hopeful about pitching again this season, although manager Dave Clark wasn't as optimistic.
Houston Chronicle
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Ex-Cardinals watch 9-30-09: Chad Paronto & Jamie Moyer Go Down With Injuries; Jack Wilson Shut Down For Season; Russell Branyan May Get Some At-Bats
Chad Paronto (Astros):
What would the final week of the 2009 season be without another injury?
Astros Official Site
Clayton Mortensen (Athletics):
The past few months have been a head-spinning experience for A's right-hander Clayton Mortensen, but you'd never know it from observing his clubhouse interactions.
Athletics Official Site
Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
On Wednesday, Jeff Suppan will get one final start to put a positive finish onto an injury-plagued year. Three days later, Dave Bush will get the same chance.
Brewers Official Site
Tomo Ohka (Indians):
Tomo Ohka is the most likely candidate to start the last game of the season against the Red Sox, Wedge said on Tuesday.
Indians Official Site
Jack Wilson & Russell Branyan (Mariners):
Mariners fans who want to get one more look at slugger Russell Branyan might get a chance. The same cannot be said for Jack Wilson.
Mariners Official Site
Edgar Gonzalez (Padres):
Edgar Gonzalez, who suffered a left shoulder injury diving for a ball in Colorado last week, is taking batting practice and could play again this weekend.
Padres Official Site
Jamie Moyer (Phillies):
Jamie Moyer limped off the field after the top of the seventh inning in the Phillies' 7-4 victory over the Astros on Tuesday at Citizens Bank Park.
Phillies Official Site
J.D. Drew (Red Sox):
Instead, the bats came alive in a big way in a five-run bottom of the eighth. Kevin Youkilis and Ortiz both belted RBI doubles, and J.D. Drew's three-run blast put the Sox within one.
Red Sox Official Site
J.D. Drew is hitting .358 with six homers over his past 27 games.
Red Sox Official Site
Jason Marquis (Rockies):
Marquis' six quality innings gave him a career high for innings pitched Tuesday night, hitting 212 on the season, five more than his previous high.
Rockies Official Site
Ted Simmons (Padres Bench Coach):
Padres manager Bud Black yesterday said he expects his entire coaching staff to return in 2010.
San Diego Union-Tribune
What would the final week of the 2009 season be without another injury?
Astros Official Site
Clayton Mortensen (Athletics):
The past few months have been a head-spinning experience for A's right-hander Clayton Mortensen, but you'd never know it from observing his clubhouse interactions.
Athletics Official Site
Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
On Wednesday, Jeff Suppan will get one final start to put a positive finish onto an injury-plagued year. Three days later, Dave Bush will get the same chance.
Brewers Official Site
Tomo Ohka (Indians):
Tomo Ohka is the most likely candidate to start the last game of the season against the Red Sox, Wedge said on Tuesday.
Indians Official Site
Jack Wilson & Russell Branyan (Mariners):
Mariners fans who want to get one more look at slugger Russell Branyan might get a chance. The same cannot be said for Jack Wilson.
Mariners Official Site
Edgar Gonzalez (Padres):
Edgar Gonzalez, who suffered a left shoulder injury diving for a ball in Colorado last week, is taking batting practice and could play again this weekend.
Padres Official Site
Jamie Moyer (Phillies):
Jamie Moyer limped off the field after the top of the seventh inning in the Phillies' 7-4 victory over the Astros on Tuesday at Citizens Bank Park.
Phillies Official Site
J.D. Drew (Red Sox):
Instead, the bats came alive in a big way in a five-run bottom of the eighth. Kevin Youkilis and Ortiz both belted RBI doubles, and J.D. Drew's three-run blast put the Sox within one.
Red Sox Official Site
J.D. Drew is hitting .358 with six homers over his past 27 games.
Red Sox Official Site
Jason Marquis (Rockies):
Marquis' six quality innings gave him a career high for innings pitched Tuesday night, hitting 212 on the season, five more than his previous high.
Rockies Official Site
Ted Simmons (Padres Bench Coach):
Padres manager Bud Black yesterday said he expects his entire coaching staff to return in 2010.
San Diego Union-Tribune
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Ex-Cardinals Watch 9-17-09: Chad Paronto & So Taguchi Called Up; Jack Wilson Hurting; Chris Narveson Moving Into Rotation
Chad Paronto (Astros):
With Roy Oswalt out for the rest of the season, the Astros acquired some pitching help Wednesday when they purchased the contract of right-hander Chad Paronto from Triple-A Round Rock and placed right-hander Billy Sadler on the 60-day disabled list with right shoulder scapular dyskinesis.
Tag's Lines
Clayton Mortensen, Brett Tomko, Chris Gissell, & Shane Peterson (Athletics):
Mortensen, 24, earned his first career win in his third start on Friday against the Twins. His only major mistake came against the first batter, Denard Span, who homered. But Mortensen settled down after that, pitching six strong innings while allowing just the one run on five hits. He said after Friday's win that it was the first time he was able to effectively throw all of his pitches.
Athletics Official Site
Braden Looper (Brewers):
Brewers starter Braden Looper figures to face a difficult decision this winter when it comes time to act on his mutual option for 2010. With run support like this, how could he think about going anyplace else?
Brewers Official Site
Chris Narveson (Brewers):
The Brewers are revisiting the idea of shutting down right-hander Yovani Gallardo for the season, and left-hander Manny Parra remains sidelined indefinitely with a stiff neck. Chris Narveson will make a second straight start in Parra's place on Friday, and recently promoted prospect Josh Butler appears a strong candidate to make at least one start if the Brewers make a move with Gallardo.
Brewers Official Site
So Taguchi (Cubs):
So Taguchi thought his season was "totally over," when he received a surprising phone call Tuesday night.
Cubs Official Site
Ronnie Belliard (Dodgers):
Ronnie Belliard, who doubled and scored ahead of Kemp, homered two innings later. Belliard is hitting .319 with three homers in 13 games since being acquired Aug. 30.
Dodgers Official Site
Jack Wilson (Mariners):
As if an off-and-on left hamstring problem wasn't enough for Mariners shortstop Jack Wilson to deal with, he can add a bruised right heel to his injury woes.
Mariners Official Site
Jason Marquis (Rockies):
Rockies right-hander Jason Marquis has struggled lately, giving up five or more runs in three of his last four outings.
Rockies Official Site
Placido Polanco (Tigers):
Placido Polanco drives in Gerald Laird, giving the Tigers the lead in the sixth inning
Tigers Official Site
With Roy Oswalt out for the rest of the season, the Astros acquired some pitching help Wednesday when they purchased the contract of right-hander Chad Paronto from Triple-A Round Rock and placed right-hander Billy Sadler on the 60-day disabled list with right shoulder scapular dyskinesis.
Tag's Lines
Clayton Mortensen, Brett Tomko, Chris Gissell, & Shane Peterson (Athletics):
Mortensen, 24, earned his first career win in his third start on Friday against the Twins. His only major mistake came against the first batter, Denard Span, who homered. But Mortensen settled down after that, pitching six strong innings while allowing just the one run on five hits. He said after Friday's win that it was the first time he was able to effectively throw all of his pitches.
Athletics Official Site
Braden Looper (Brewers):
Brewers starter Braden Looper figures to face a difficult decision this winter when it comes time to act on his mutual option for 2010. With run support like this, how could he think about going anyplace else?
Brewers Official Site
Chris Narveson (Brewers):
The Brewers are revisiting the idea of shutting down right-hander Yovani Gallardo for the season, and left-hander Manny Parra remains sidelined indefinitely with a stiff neck. Chris Narveson will make a second straight start in Parra's place on Friday, and recently promoted prospect Josh Butler appears a strong candidate to make at least one start if the Brewers make a move with Gallardo.
Brewers Official Site
So Taguchi (Cubs):
So Taguchi thought his season was "totally over," when he received a surprising phone call Tuesday night.
Cubs Official Site
Ronnie Belliard (Dodgers):
Ronnie Belliard, who doubled and scored ahead of Kemp, homered two innings later. Belliard is hitting .319 with three homers in 13 games since being acquired Aug. 30.
Dodgers Official Site
Jack Wilson (Mariners):
As if an off-and-on left hamstring problem wasn't enough for Mariners shortstop Jack Wilson to deal with, he can add a bruised right heel to his injury woes.
Mariners Official Site
Jason Marquis (Rockies):
Rockies right-hander Jason Marquis has struggled lately, giving up five or more runs in three of his last four outings.
Rockies Official Site
Placido Polanco (Tigers):
Placido Polanco drives in Gerald Laird, giving the Tigers the lead in the sixth inning
Tigers Official Site
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Ex-Cardinals Watch 7-28-09: Jack Wilson Extension Talks Off For Now; Scott Rolen Trade Talks; Daric Barton Heading To D.L.; Fernando Tatis Grand Slam
Jack Wilson (Pirates):
There's still a good chance that the Pirates will move at least one of their middle infielders this week.
Minnesota remains the most interested club in the market for second baseman Freddy Sanchez, one source said, although Boston's interest in shortstop Jack Wilson doesn't appear to be as strong as it once was.
Fox Sports
The Pirates have put on hold any attempt to sign shortstop Jack Wilson and second baseman Freddy Sanchez to contract extensions and, instead, are focused on entertaining trade offers for those players.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Scott Rolen (Blue Jays):
Despite an 0-6 trip to Los Angeles and Chicago, the Reds have continued to talk to Toronto about acquiring third baseman Scott Rolen, and sources said the deal has a chance of happening.
CBS Sports
Daric Barton (Athletics):
The A's on Monday conceded that Daric Barton's strained left hamstring is worse than expected, and a stint on the disabled list is more than likely.
Athletics Official Site
Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
Starter Jeff Suppan was left in the game long enough to allow 10 runs and 10 hits, including the first of Nationals right fielder Josh Willingham's two grand slams, as Washington, owner of Major League Baseball's worst record, stormed into Miller Park for a 14-6 win in the opener of a four-game series.
Brewers Official Site
Russell Branyan (Mariners):
First baseman Russell Branyan, who has been carrying the Seattle offense for much of the season, and second baseman Jose Lopez missed Monday night's series opener because of slight back ailments.
Mariners Official Site
Fernando Tatis (Mets):
The Mets' third grand slam this season, all at Citi Field, was Tatis' second, the eighth of his career and his first as a pinch-hitter. It came with one out in the eighth, following walks to Luis Castillo and Wright, a sacrifice bunt by No. 4 hitter Daniel Murphy, an intentional walk to Francoeur and a change of pitcher -- from right-hander Juan Rincon, who had replaced starter Ubaldo Jimenez at the start of the inning, to left-hander Franklin Morales.
Mets Official Site
Jamie Moyer (Phillies):
Moyer retired 11 of the next 12 batters he faced. In 6 2/3 innings, he allowed six hits and four runs and struck out five.
He is 4-1 with a 3.30 ERA (11 earned runs in 30 innings) in July and 10-7 with a 5.32 ERA this season.
Phillies Official Site
Troy Cate (Blue Jays):
Assigned to Double-A New Hampshire.
John Rodriguez (Yankees):
Triple-A Scranton Wilkes-Barre activated him.
Brian Esposito (Astros):
Was reassigned from Double-A Corpus Christi to Triple-A Round Rock.
Chad Paronto (Astros):
Assigned to Triple-A Round Rock.
Juan Acevedo (Culiacan/Mexican Pacific League):
The tomato Culiacan Club announced the signing of players and Hernando Arredondo Juan Acevedo, who were taken from the bag of the league, after which both were released by the Aguilas de Mexicali equipment with which they saw action last year. (Translated)
Mexican Pacific League Official Site
There's still a good chance that the Pirates will move at least one of their middle infielders this week.
Minnesota remains the most interested club in the market for second baseman Freddy Sanchez, one source said, although Boston's interest in shortstop Jack Wilson doesn't appear to be as strong as it once was.
Fox Sports
The Pirates have put on hold any attempt to sign shortstop Jack Wilson and second baseman Freddy Sanchez to contract extensions and, instead, are focused on entertaining trade offers for those players.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Scott Rolen (Blue Jays):
Despite an 0-6 trip to Los Angeles and Chicago, the Reds have continued to talk to Toronto about acquiring third baseman Scott Rolen, and sources said the deal has a chance of happening.
CBS Sports
Daric Barton (Athletics):
The A's on Monday conceded that Daric Barton's strained left hamstring is worse than expected, and a stint on the disabled list is more than likely.
Athletics Official Site
Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
Starter Jeff Suppan was left in the game long enough to allow 10 runs and 10 hits, including the first of Nationals right fielder Josh Willingham's two grand slams, as Washington, owner of Major League Baseball's worst record, stormed into Miller Park for a 14-6 win in the opener of a four-game series.
Brewers Official Site
Russell Branyan (Mariners):
First baseman Russell Branyan, who has been carrying the Seattle offense for much of the season, and second baseman Jose Lopez missed Monday night's series opener because of slight back ailments.
Mariners Official Site
Fernando Tatis (Mets):
The Mets' third grand slam this season, all at Citi Field, was Tatis' second, the eighth of his career and his first as a pinch-hitter. It came with one out in the eighth, following walks to Luis Castillo and Wright, a sacrifice bunt by No. 4 hitter Daniel Murphy, an intentional walk to Francoeur and a change of pitcher -- from right-hander Juan Rincon, who had replaced starter Ubaldo Jimenez at the start of the inning, to left-hander Franklin Morales.
Mets Official Site
Jamie Moyer (Phillies):
Moyer retired 11 of the next 12 batters he faced. In 6 2/3 innings, he allowed six hits and four runs and struck out five.
He is 4-1 with a 3.30 ERA (11 earned runs in 30 innings) in July and 10-7 with a 5.32 ERA this season.
Phillies Official Site
Troy Cate (Blue Jays):
Assigned to Double-A New Hampshire.
John Rodriguez (Yankees):
Triple-A Scranton Wilkes-Barre activated him.
Brian Esposito (Astros):
Was reassigned from Double-A Corpus Christi to Triple-A Round Rock.
Chad Paronto (Astros):
Assigned to Triple-A Round Rock.
Juan Acevedo (Culiacan/Mexican Pacific League):
The tomato Culiacan Club announced the signing of players and Hernando Arredondo Juan Acevedo, who were taken from the bag of the league, after which both were released by the Aguilas de Mexicali equipment with which they saw action last year. (Translated)
Mexican Pacific League Official Site
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Ex-Cardinals Watch 7-26-09: Brett Wallace, Chris Duncan, & Shane Peterson All Make Debuts; Chad Paronto DFA'd; Scott Rolen & Jack Wilson Trade Rumors
Chad Paronto (Astros):
The Astros designated reliever Chad Paronto for assignment to make room for Chris Sampson to come off the disabled list following Houston's 10-3 loss to the New York Mets at Minute Maid Park on Saturday.
Astros Official Site
Brett Wallace (Athletics):
When Brett Wallace put on his red Futures Game jersey and stepped onto the Busch Stadium turf two weeks ago, he thought he might be catching a glimpse of his future.
Athletics Official Site
Edgar Renteria (Giants):
Shortstop Edgar Renteria returned to the lineup after a three-game absence with a tender right elbow and went hitless in three at-bats.
Giants Official Site
Chris Duncan (Red Sox):
The PawSox scored in the first inning as newly acquired outfielder Chris Duncan knocked in a run with a base hit in his first Pawtucket at bat. After winning on Thursday, the PawSox had hoped to win consecutive ballgames for the first time since June 19-21 (at Durham).
Pawtucket Red Sox Official Site
Shane Peterson (Athletics):
Trailing, 4-2, entering the ninth, the 'Hounds again rallied against Evan Scribner, who has 17 saves on the year (third in the league). Matt Sulentic drove Scribner's first pitch into the gap in left-center, and would score on an RBI double by Shane Peterson. He then scored the tying run on the third 'Hounds double of the inning, this one off the bat of Matt Spencer.
Midland Rock Hounds Official Site
Clayton Mortensen (Athletics):
Is slated to make his first start for Triple-A Sacramento on Monday.
Scott Rolen (Blue Jays):
The Reds and Blue Jays have had discussions within the past several days about a trade that would send Toronto third baseman Scott Rolen to Cincinnati, major league sources told FOXSports.com on Saturday.
Fox Sports
Jack Wilson (Pirates):
The Red Sox appear to be checking out shortstops, including Jack Wilson and possibly even ex-Red Sox Orlando Cabrera, who's also being pursued by the Twins. Nick Green has been slumping after a tremendous start for Boston while Jed Lowrie is getting over an injury.
Sports Illustrated
The Astros designated reliever Chad Paronto for assignment to make room for Chris Sampson to come off the disabled list following Houston's 10-3 loss to the New York Mets at Minute Maid Park on Saturday.
Astros Official Site
Brett Wallace (Athletics):
When Brett Wallace put on his red Futures Game jersey and stepped onto the Busch Stadium turf two weeks ago, he thought he might be catching a glimpse of his future.
Athletics Official Site
Edgar Renteria (Giants):
Shortstop Edgar Renteria returned to the lineup after a three-game absence with a tender right elbow and went hitless in three at-bats.
Giants Official Site
Chris Duncan (Red Sox):
The PawSox scored in the first inning as newly acquired outfielder Chris Duncan knocked in a run with a base hit in his first Pawtucket at bat. After winning on Thursday, the PawSox had hoped to win consecutive ballgames for the first time since June 19-21 (at Durham).
Pawtucket Red Sox Official Site
Shane Peterson (Athletics):
Trailing, 4-2, entering the ninth, the 'Hounds again rallied against Evan Scribner, who has 17 saves on the year (third in the league). Matt Sulentic drove Scribner's first pitch into the gap in left-center, and would score on an RBI double by Shane Peterson. He then scored the tying run on the third 'Hounds double of the inning, this one off the bat of Matt Spencer.
Midland Rock Hounds Official Site
Clayton Mortensen (Athletics):
Is slated to make his first start for Triple-A Sacramento on Monday.
Scott Rolen (Blue Jays):
The Reds and Blue Jays have had discussions within the past several days about a trade that would send Toronto third baseman Scott Rolen to Cincinnati, major league sources told FOXSports.com on Saturday.
Fox Sports
Jack Wilson (Pirates):
The Red Sox appear to be checking out shortstops, including Jack Wilson and possibly even ex-Red Sox Orlando Cabrera, who's also being pursued by the Twins. Nick Green has been slumping after a tremendous start for Boston while Jed Lowrie is getting over an injury.
Sports Illustrated
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Ex-Cardinals Watch 7-19-09: Chad Paronto Hopes To Stick Around; Russell Branyan Sore Back; Edgar Gonzalez Hit In Head; Sidney Ponson Activated
Cecil Cooper (Astros MGR):
Astros manager Cecil Cooper was ejected in the eighth inning of Saturday's game at Dodger Stadium while arguing a call at first base. It was his fourth ejection this season.
Astros Official Site
Chad Paronto (Astros):
Right-hander Chad Paronto joined the Astros on Saturday at Dodger Stadium, hoping to make enough of a favorable impression to hang around for a while.
Astros Official Site
Dan Haren (Diamondbacks):
Haren (10-5) allowed just one run over eight innings of work to lower his Major League-best ERA to 1.96.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Joe Torre (Dodgers):
In honor of Dodgers manager Joe Torre's 69th birthday, discussion during his pregame media session Saturday took a turn toward his future managerial plans.
Dodgers Official Site
Tomo Ohka (Indians):
Ohka pitched seven innings, giving up three runs on four hits with two strikeouts and three walks.
Indians Official Site
Russell Branyan (Mariners):
Russell Branyan will get a chance to rest his aching back Sunday.
Mariners Official Site
Edgar Gonzalez (Padres):
Padres second baseman Edgar Gonzalez was taken off the field on a cart Saturday night after being hit on his helmet by a fastball from Rockies starter Jason Hammel in the bottom of the sixth inning.
Padres Official Site
Jack Wilson (Pirates):
If long-time friends Jack Wilson and Freddy Sanchez hope to remain the Pirates' double play duo beyond this season -- and perhaps beyond this month -- they'll have to make some big financial decisions, and soon.
Pirates Official Site
Sidney Ponson (Royals):
Sidney Ponson, who was pitching at Triple-A Omaha and has been in Kansas City since Thursday, will start on Monday against the Angels.
Royals Official Site
Jason Marquis (Rockies):
Colorado Rockies right-handed pitcher Jason Marquis is one of those who has benefited from a change of scenery — finally. In his first three big-league stops — Atlanta, St. Louis and the Chicago Cubs — he has been considered a potential key to the pitching staff, but it wasn't until this season, with the Rockies, that Marquis, who turns 31 next month, became an All-Star.
Fox Sports
Astros manager Cecil Cooper was ejected in the eighth inning of Saturday's game at Dodger Stadium while arguing a call at first base. It was his fourth ejection this season.
Astros Official Site
Chad Paronto (Astros):
Right-hander Chad Paronto joined the Astros on Saturday at Dodger Stadium, hoping to make enough of a favorable impression to hang around for a while.
Astros Official Site
Dan Haren (Diamondbacks):
Haren (10-5) allowed just one run over eight innings of work to lower his Major League-best ERA to 1.96.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Joe Torre (Dodgers):
In honor of Dodgers manager Joe Torre's 69th birthday, discussion during his pregame media session Saturday took a turn toward his future managerial plans.
Dodgers Official Site
Tomo Ohka (Indians):
Ohka pitched seven innings, giving up three runs on four hits with two strikeouts and three walks.
Indians Official Site
Russell Branyan (Mariners):
Russell Branyan will get a chance to rest his aching back Sunday.
Mariners Official Site
Edgar Gonzalez (Padres):
Padres second baseman Edgar Gonzalez was taken off the field on a cart Saturday night after being hit on his helmet by a fastball from Rockies starter Jason Hammel in the bottom of the sixth inning.
Padres Official Site
Jack Wilson (Pirates):
If long-time friends Jack Wilson and Freddy Sanchez hope to remain the Pirates' double play duo beyond this season -- and perhaps beyond this month -- they'll have to make some big financial decisions, and soon.
Pirates Official Site
Sidney Ponson (Royals):
Sidney Ponson, who was pitching at Triple-A Omaha and has been in Kansas City since Thursday, will start on Monday against the Angels.
Royals Official Site
Jason Marquis (Rockies):
Colorado Rockies right-handed pitcher Jason Marquis is one of those who has benefited from a change of scenery — finally. In his first three big-league stops — Atlanta, St. Louis and the Chicago Cubs — he has been considered a potential key to the pitching staff, but it wasn't until this season, with the Rockies, that Marquis, who turns 31 next month, became an All-Star.
Fox Sports
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Ex-Cardinals Watch 7-18-09: Mike Lincoln To Have Surgery; Chad Paronto Called Up; Tomo Ohka Looks To Stay In Rotation
Chad Paronto (Astros):
The club purchased the contract of right-hander Chad Paronto from Triple-A Round Rock. He is expected to be with the team in time for Saturday's game.
Astros Official Site
Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
Brewers starter Jeff Suppan probably should have carried a four-leaf clover or even a rabbit's foot with him in his start against the Reds on Friday, because luck definitely wasn't on his side in a 4-0 loss.
Brewers Official Site
Dan Haren (Diamondbacks):
After seeing that Dan Haren was not selected to start the All-Star Game, D-backs manager A.J. Hinch decided to bump his ace up in the rotation.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Tomo Ohka (Indians):
The Indians are in need of a starting pitcher for their July 25 game against the Mariners.
If Tomo Ohka wants to be considered for that spot in the rotation, he is going to have to prove he belongs with a strong outing Saturday against Seattle at Progressive Field.
Indians Official Site
Russell Branyan (Mariners):
Russell Branyan, who had tightness in his back Thursday, felt fine Friday and stayed in the lineup.
Mariners Official Site
Mike Lincoln (Reds):
Reliever Mike Lincoln will be having cervical disc replacement surgery on Monday in St. Louis. Lincoln has been on the 15-day DL since June 17 because of a bulging disc in his neck. A prognosis won't be known until after the operation, which will be performed by orthopedic spine surgeon Dr. K. Riew.
Reds Official Site
The club purchased the contract of right-hander Chad Paronto from Triple-A Round Rock. He is expected to be with the team in time for Saturday's game.
Astros Official Site
Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
Brewers starter Jeff Suppan probably should have carried a four-leaf clover or even a rabbit's foot with him in his start against the Reds on Friday, because luck definitely wasn't on his side in a 4-0 loss.
Brewers Official Site
Dan Haren (Diamondbacks):
After seeing that Dan Haren was not selected to start the All-Star Game, D-backs manager A.J. Hinch decided to bump his ace up in the rotation.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Tomo Ohka (Indians):
The Indians are in need of a starting pitcher for their July 25 game against the Mariners.
If Tomo Ohka wants to be considered for that spot in the rotation, he is going to have to prove he belongs with a strong outing Saturday against Seattle at Progressive Field.
Indians Official Site
Russell Branyan (Mariners):
Russell Branyan, who had tightness in his back Thursday, felt fine Friday and stayed in the lineup.
Mariners Official Site
Mike Lincoln (Reds):
Reliever Mike Lincoln will be having cervical disc replacement surgery on Monday in St. Louis. Lincoln has been on the 15-day DL since June 17 because of a bulging disc in his neck. A prognosis won't be known until after the operation, which will be performed by orthopedic spine surgeon Dr. K. Riew.
Reds Official Site
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
John Gall: Honoring The Opposition
It's not very often that the home crowd is asked to cheer for a player on the visiting team, but on Tuesday night at AutoZone Park, Round Rock Express first baseman and former Memphis Redbird, John Gall, was honored with his own bobblehead night.
Memphis Redbirds Official Site
Memphis Redbirds Official Site
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