On this day in 2005, Cardinals RHP Jeremy Cook led Springfield to its first shutout win in the organization's history in front of 7,069 fans at Hammons Field.
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Springfield Report 7-19-11: Mike Blazek & The Springfield 10-Game Winners; Matt Adams Moves Closer To Colby Rasmus
Tulsa Drillers vs. Springfield Cardinals, 7:07 p.m. at Hammons Field
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Randy Leek Starts & Earns Win In Atlantic League 2010 All-Star Game
Long Island’s Randy Leek started and earned the victory, tossing two perfect innings with a strikeout. Sanchez took the loss, allowing one run and one hit in his one inning of work.
Atlantic League Official Site
Atlantic League Official Site
Monday, June 28, 2010
Five Former Cardinals Named To 2010 Atlantic League All-Star Team
The Atlantic League today announced rosters for the 13th Annual All-Star Game to be played on Tuesday, July 6 at Suffolk County Sports Park, home of the Long Island Ducks. The division-leading Southern Maryland Blue Crabs and York Revolution squads led with seven selections apiece. Players were chosen by fan, media, league official and coaching staff voting.
Atlantic League Official Site
Atlantic League Official Site
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Former Cardinals On Atlantic League Opening Day Rosters 2010
Eric Ackerman# - Lancaster Barnstormers
Brian Barton - Bridgeport Bluefish
Josh Brey - Camden Riversharks
Robinson Cancel - Long Island Ducks
Richard Giannotti - Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Gerard Haran - Newark Bears
Johnny Hernandez - Long Island Ducks
Aaron Herr - Lancaster Barnstormers
Randy Leek - Long Island Ducks
Ivan Maldonado# - Long Island Ducks
Josh Phelps - Bridgeport Bluefish
Josh Pressley - Somerset Patriots
Sidney Ponson - Long Island Ducks
Jason Simontacchi - Lancaster Barnstormers
Scott Spiezio - Newark Bears
Esteban Yan* - Bridgeport Bluefish
Bob Zimmermann - York Revolution
*-reserve, currently pitching in Triple-A Mexican League
#-past minor league spring invites
Brian Barton - Bridgeport Bluefish
Josh Brey - Camden Riversharks
Robinson Cancel - Long Island Ducks
Richard Giannotti - Southern Maryland Blue Crabs
Gerard Haran - Newark Bears
Johnny Hernandez - Long Island Ducks
Aaron Herr - Lancaster Barnstormers
Randy Leek - Long Island Ducks
Ivan Maldonado# - Long Island Ducks
Josh Phelps - Bridgeport Bluefish
Josh Pressley - Somerset Patriots
Sidney Ponson - Long Island Ducks
Jason Simontacchi - Lancaster Barnstormers
Scott Spiezio - Newark Bears
Esteban Yan* - Bridgeport Bluefish
Bob Zimmermann - York Revolution
*-reserve, currently pitching in Triple-A Mexican League
#-past minor league spring invites
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Former Cardinals Independent League Transactions Feb 18-24
Feb 18: The Southern Maryland Bluecrabs of the Atlantic League signed Christian Lopez to a contract for the 2010 season.
Feb 22: The New Jersey Jackals of the Can-Am league sold the contract of Stuart Pomeranz to the Colorado Rockies.
Feb 23: The Newark Bears of the Atlantic League signed Gerard Haran to a contract for the 2010 season.
Feb 24: The Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League signed Randy Leek to a contract for the 2010 season.
Feb 24: The Gateway Grizzlies of the Northern League placed Brandon Johnson on the 60-day disabled list.
Feb 22: The New Jersey Jackals of the Can-Am league sold the contract of Stuart Pomeranz to the Colorado Rockies.
Feb 23: The Newark Bears of the Atlantic League signed Gerard Haran to a contract for the 2010 season.
Feb 24: The Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League signed Randy Leek to a contract for the 2010 season.
Feb 24: The Gateway Grizzlies of the Northern League placed Brandon Johnson on the 60-day disabled list.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Ex-Cardinals Watch 7-6-09: Dan Haren & Jason Marquis All-Stars; Preston Wilson Wearing Face Mask; David Eckstein Hurt; Jose Salazar Released
Preston Wilson and Randy Leek (Long Island) :
Circling the bases at Citibank Park in the first inning yesterday, Ducks designated hitter Preston Wilson looked more like a hockey center than a 10-year major-league veteran.
Newsday
Dan Haren (Diamondbacks):
The Arizona Diamondbacks had two players named to the 2009 National League All-Star team on Sunday.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Russell Branyan (Mariners):
Branyan, who already has matched his single-season high with 20 home runs thus far, said that he didn't know what to expect as far as being selected for the first time.
"It was hard to pay attention to every single player that was doing well," Branyan said. "It would have been pretty cool to get a chance to go, but maybe some other year."
Branyan would be receptive to competing in the Home Run Derby.
"If they invited me, I would go in a heartbeat," he said. "I would go to St. Louis and hit a few if they want me to."
Mariners Official Site
David Eckstein (Padres):
Lobaton had to play the infield when second baseman Eckstein suffered a strained right hamstring in the bottom of the 12th inning while lunging for first base on a ground ball. General manager Kevin Towers said Eckstein could miss a week to 10 days.
"We'll wait 24 hours and see," Eckstein said. "It's hard to tell this early. I can feel it now, but there's some movement."
Padres Official Site
Jason Marquis (Rockies):
Rockies right fielder Brad Hawpe and right-handed pitcher Jason Marquis, who performed well through the team's rough start and recent hot streak, were announced as National League All-Stars on Sunday and will be playing in the Midsummer Classic for the first time. Hawpe was chosen as a reserve, but because of injuries he is in line to start.
Rockies Official Site
Coco Crisp (Royals):
As if one shoulder surgery wasn't enough, Royals center fielder Coco Crisp will undergo surgery on his other shoulder this month.
Royals Official Site
Jose Salazar (Free Agent):
The Shreveport-Bossier Captains of the American Association released him.
Circling the bases at Citibank Park in the first inning yesterday, Ducks designated hitter Preston Wilson looked more like a hockey center than a 10-year major-league veteran.
Newsday
Dan Haren (Diamondbacks):
The Arizona Diamondbacks had two players named to the 2009 National League All-Star team on Sunday.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Russell Branyan (Mariners):
Branyan, who already has matched his single-season high with 20 home runs thus far, said that he didn't know what to expect as far as being selected for the first time.
"It was hard to pay attention to every single player that was doing well," Branyan said. "It would have been pretty cool to get a chance to go, but maybe some other year."
Branyan would be receptive to competing in the Home Run Derby.
"If they invited me, I would go in a heartbeat," he said. "I would go to St. Louis and hit a few if they want me to."
Mariners Official Site
David Eckstein (Padres):
Lobaton had to play the infield when second baseman Eckstein suffered a strained right hamstring in the bottom of the 12th inning while lunging for first base on a ground ball. General manager Kevin Towers said Eckstein could miss a week to 10 days.
"We'll wait 24 hours and see," Eckstein said. "It's hard to tell this early. I can feel it now, but there's some movement."
Padres Official Site
Jason Marquis (Rockies):
Rockies right fielder Brad Hawpe and right-handed pitcher Jason Marquis, who performed well through the team's rough start and recent hot streak, were announced as National League All-Stars on Sunday and will be playing in the Midsummer Classic for the first time. Hawpe was chosen as a reserve, but because of injuries he is in line to start.
Rockies Official Site
Coco Crisp (Royals):
As if one shoulder surgery wasn't enough, Royals center fielder Coco Crisp will undergo surgery on his other shoulder this month.
Royals Official Site
Jose Salazar (Free Agent):
The Shreveport-Bossier Captains of the American Association released him.
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Ex-Cardinals Watch 6-13-09: Jim Riggleman Another Managing Gig; Jason Isringhausen & Chris Richard Hit D.L.; Coco Crisp Still Out
Tomo Ohka (Indians):
Tomo Ohka was more than just OK in his first start for the Indians.
Indians Official Site
Jim Riggleman (Nationals Bench Coach):
Citing Major League sources, FOXSports.com reported that the Nationals will dismiss Manny Acta as manager and replace him with bench coach Jim Riggleman. However, two team sources said the report is premature, and Riggleman said he has not been told that he would take over as the club's skipper.
Nationals Official Site
Jason Isringhausen (Rays):
After leaving Saturday's 8-3 victory against the Nationals with discomfort in his right elbow after releasing a pitch, Rays reliever Jason Isringhausen will be placed on the 15-day disabled list.
Rays Official Site
Jason Marquis (Rockies):
Rockies starting right-hander Jason Marquis received a no-decision as he went seven innings and allowed only an earned run on seven hits.
Rockies Official Site
Coco Crisp (Royals):
Switch-hitting center fielder Coco Crisp was out of the Royals' lineup on Saturday night against Reds right-hander Bronson Arroyo because Crisp's aching right shoulder still hampers his left-handed swing. He's been in and out of the lineup, and Hillman was asked if the Royals might be considering a disabled list stay for Crisp. "Yeah, we may have to look at something here in the next couple of days," Hillman said. Crisp missed six straight games through June 4, and the Royals were hoping the time off would help him. No such luck. "It's really irritating him. He's a real high-pain-threshold guy. He's a tough guy, but it's hurting him," Hillman said.
Royals Official Site
Chris Richard (Rays):
Triple-A Durham placed him on the 7-day disabled list with hamstring injury, retroactive to June 10, 2009.
Emil Brown (Mets):
Triple-A Buffalo activated him.
John Rodriguez (Yankees):
Triple-A Scranton-Wilkes Barre placed him on the inactive list.
Randy Leek (Long Island):
The Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League activated him.
Tomo Ohka was more than just OK in his first start for the Indians.
Indians Official Site
Jim Riggleman (Nationals Bench Coach):
Citing Major League sources, FOXSports.com reported that the Nationals will dismiss Manny Acta as manager and replace him with bench coach Jim Riggleman. However, two team sources said the report is premature, and Riggleman said he has not been told that he would take over as the club's skipper.
Nationals Official Site
Jason Isringhausen (Rays):
After leaving Saturday's 8-3 victory against the Nationals with discomfort in his right elbow after releasing a pitch, Rays reliever Jason Isringhausen will be placed on the 15-day disabled list.
Rays Official Site
Jason Marquis (Rockies):
Rockies starting right-hander Jason Marquis received a no-decision as he went seven innings and allowed only an earned run on seven hits.
Rockies Official Site
Coco Crisp (Royals):
Switch-hitting center fielder Coco Crisp was out of the Royals' lineup on Saturday night against Reds right-hander Bronson Arroyo because Crisp's aching right shoulder still hampers his left-handed swing. He's been in and out of the lineup, and Hillman was asked if the Royals might be considering a disabled list stay for Crisp. "Yeah, we may have to look at something here in the next couple of days," Hillman said. Crisp missed six straight games through June 4, and the Royals were hoping the time off would help him. No such luck. "It's really irritating him. He's a real high-pain-threshold guy. He's a tough guy, but it's hurting him," Hillman said.
Royals Official Site
Chris Richard (Rays):
Triple-A Durham placed him on the 7-day disabled list with hamstring injury, retroactive to June 10, 2009.
Emil Brown (Mets):
Triple-A Buffalo activated him.
John Rodriguez (Yankees):
Triple-A Scranton-Wilkes Barre placed him on the inactive list.
Randy Leek (Long Island):
The Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League activated him.
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Ex-Cardinals Watch 5-30-09: Adam Kennedy Proving Worth; Joe Torre Enjoying LA; Jamie Moyer Again Aims For 250; Carmen Cali Promoted
Adam Kennedy (Athletics):
Skip Schumaker's opportunity with the Cardinals has been the Athletics' gain.
Athletics Official Site
Max Scherzer (Diamondbacks):
A.J. Hinch doesn't ask for much. One nice, easy, clean game. He is 21 games into his tenure as Arizona manager and is still waiting.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Joe Torre (Dodgers MGR):
This is not about redemption, revenge or any kind of continuing conflict. This is about a baseball man still doing what he should be doing -- in this case, managing -- and finding both enjoyment and success.
Dodgers Official Site
Anthony Reyes (Indians):
Anthony Reyes will visit Dr. Lewis Yocum in California on Tuesday to get a second opinion on his right elbow. But it's pretty much a certainty that Reyes will have an ulnar nerve transposition performed on the elbow, ending his 2009 season. The recovery from such a procedure is four to six months. "It sucks," Reyes said. "I worked my butt off this offseason."
Indians Official Site
Jamie Moyer (Phillies):
Nationals starter John Lannan was 21 months old when Jamie Moyer picked up his first big league "W."
Phillies Official Site
Coco Crisp (Royals):
Center fielder Coco Crisp’s sore right shoulder is sufficiently serious that Hillman has threatened to fine him if Crisp throws the ball overhand before getting medical clearance.
Kansas City Star
Carmen Cali (Dodgers):
Promoted from Single-A Ogden to Triple-A Albuquerque.
Randy Leek (Long Island):
The Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League placed him on the inactive list.
Skip Schumaker's opportunity with the Cardinals has been the Athletics' gain.
Athletics Official Site
Max Scherzer (Diamondbacks):
A.J. Hinch doesn't ask for much. One nice, easy, clean game. He is 21 games into his tenure as Arizona manager and is still waiting.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Joe Torre (Dodgers MGR):
This is not about redemption, revenge or any kind of continuing conflict. This is about a baseball man still doing what he should be doing -- in this case, managing -- and finding both enjoyment and success.
Dodgers Official Site
Anthony Reyes (Indians):
Anthony Reyes will visit Dr. Lewis Yocum in California on Tuesday to get a second opinion on his right elbow. But it's pretty much a certainty that Reyes will have an ulnar nerve transposition performed on the elbow, ending his 2009 season. The recovery from such a procedure is four to six months. "It sucks," Reyes said. "I worked my butt off this offseason."
Indians Official Site
Jamie Moyer (Phillies):
Nationals starter John Lannan was 21 months old when Jamie Moyer picked up his first big league "W."
Phillies Official Site
Coco Crisp (Royals):
Center fielder Coco Crisp’s sore right shoulder is sufficiently serious that Hillman has threatened to fine him if Crisp throws the ball overhand before getting medical clearance.
Kansas City Star
Carmen Cali (Dodgers):
Promoted from Single-A Ogden to Triple-A Albuquerque.
Randy Leek (Long Island):
The Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League placed him on the inactive list.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Former Cardinals Playing In The Independent Atlantic League 2009
Dewon Brazelton - Camden Riversharks
Troy Cate - Long Island Ducks
Andy Cavazos - Bridgeport Bluefish
Jose Garcia - Long Island Ducks
Raul Gonzalez - Long Island Ducks
Gerard Haran - Newark Bears
Johnny Hernandez - Long Island Ducks
Aaron Herr - Lancaster Barnstormers
Brandon Johnson* - Somerset Patriots
Randy Leek - Long Island Ducks
Franklin Perez - Bridgeport Bluefish
Josh Pressley# - Somerset Patriots
Mike Smith - York Revolution
Junior Spivey@ - Camden Riversharks
Preston Wilson - Long Island Ducks
Bob Zimmermann - York Revolution
Cardinals 2009 Spring Camp Tryout:
Eric Ackerman - Lancaster Barnstormers
Atlantic League Official Site
Atlantic League Baseball Blogspot
Atlantic League Opens Their Season On April 23.
Missing In Action From 2008 Season:
Josh Brey (Lancaster), Alberto Castillo (Camden-Retired), Ivanon Coffie (Lancaster-Overseas), Will Cunnane (Newark), Matt Dryer (York-Retired), Chad Ehrnsberger (Newark), Chris Eickhorst (Bridgeport), Richard Giannotti (Southern Maryland), Jutt Hileman (Lancaster), John Nelson (Lancaster), Donovan Osborne (Long Island-Retired), Jason Pearson (Southern Maryland), Luis Rodriguez (Bridgeport), Rich Scalamadre (Newark), Jason Simontacchi (Long Island), Matthew Trent (York), Dave Veres (York), and Charles Weatherby+ (Lancaster).
*-Cardinals 2008 Spring Camp Tryout.
#-Released From Houston Astros Spring Camp.
@-Released From New York Mets Spring Camp.
+-Tagged Along With Eric Ackerman For A Tryout With The Cardinals During 2009 Spring Camp.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Long Island Ducks Sign Randy Leek For 2009 Season
The Long Island Ducks today announced the signings of pitchers Randy Leek and Bill Simas for the 2009 season. Leek turned in one of the best seasons by a starter in Ducks history in 2008, tying the club record for wins with a 12-3 record to go along with a 3.66 ERA. Simas returns to the team he helped to an Atlantic League championship in 2004, when he posted a 1.95 ERA and 17 saves as the Ducks closer.
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