Former Tiger righthander David Kopp was added to the Clemson staff as a student assistant coach, announced by head coach Monte Lee. Kopp was a three-year letterman (2005-07) at Clemson and played eight seasons in the minors.
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Showing posts with label David Kopp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Kopp. Show all posts
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Friday, December 26, 2014
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
David Kopp & Brian Broderick Named As Imports For Jalisco
Dear representatives of the media, as you may know it is preseason training in the Mexican Pacific League (PML) strong domestic base Charros of Jalisco, which is composed of a total of 36 players. During October and November will be added to the Club 6 foreigners reinforce the ninth Jalisco. (Translated)
Jalisco Official Site
Jalisco Official Site
Labels:
Brian Broderick,
David Kopp,
Mexican Pacific League
Friday, May 30, 2014
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Cardinals Winter League Notebook 1-5-14: Luis Mateo Singles & Drives In One Run; Amuary Cazana Singles, Homers, & Knocks In Five Runs; Luis Garcia Singles, Homers, & Drives In Four Runs
Monday, December 30, 2013
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Saturday, July 27, 2013
David Kopp's Season Gets Back In Groove
Something didn't feel right for David Kopp.
He was missing locations with his approach and he felt a tweak in the lower right side of his back.
Erie Times-News
He was missing locations with his approach and he felt a tweak in the lower right side of his back.
Erie Times-News
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Monday, April 8, 2013
Former Cardinals On Opening Day Minor League Rosters (Triple-A Thru Single-A)
Triple-A
Bryan Anderson - Charlotte (White Sox)
Bryan Augenstein - Rochester (Twins)
Brian Barden - Albuquerque (Dodgers)
Daric Barton - Sacramento (Athletics)
Blaine Boyer - Omaha (Royals)
Andrew Brown - Las Vegas (Mets)
David Carpenter - Gwinnett (Braves)
Alex Castellanos - Albuquerque (Dodgers)
C.J. Fick - Oklahoma City (Astros)
Tyler Greene - Charlotte (White Sox)
Mark Hamilton - Pawtucket (Red Sox)
Koyie Hill - New Orleans (Marlins)
Erik Komatsu - Syracuse (Nationals)
Cedric Hunter - Columbus (Indians)
Jose Martinez - Oklahoma City (Astros)
Mike McCoy - Buffalo (Blue Jays)
Matt Pagnozzi - Gwinnett (Braves)
Luis Perdomo - Rochester (Twins)
Shane Peterson - Sacramento (Athletics)
Joel Pineiro - Norfolk (Orioles)
Nate Robertson - Round Rock (Rangers)
J.C. Romero - Syracuse (Nationals)
Rich Rundles - Norfolk (Orioles)
Jess Todd - Toledo (Tigers)
Eugenio Velez - Buffalo (Blue Jays)
P.J. Walters - Rochester (Twins)
Matt Young - Salt Lake (Angels)
Double-A
Brian Broderick - Harrisburg (Nationals)
Zack Cox - Jacksonville (Marlins)
Charles Cutler - Altoona (Pirates)
Omar Javier - Richmond (Giants)
David Kopp - Erie (Tigers)
Stuart Pomeranz - Bowie (Orioles)
Curt Smith - New Britain (Twins)
A-Advanced
Luis De La Cruz - Lynchburg (Braves)
Jon Edwards - Myrtle Beach (Rangers)
Ricky Martinez - Lancaster (Astros)
Single-A
Javier Avendano - Lansing (Blue Jays)
Jose Campos - Charleston (Yankees)
Single-A (Short Season)
Kevin Jacob - Aberdeen (Orioles)
Extended Spring Traning
Anthony Bryant - Nationals
Bryan Anderson - Charlotte (White Sox)
Bryan Augenstein - Rochester (Twins)
Brian Barden - Albuquerque (Dodgers)
Daric Barton - Sacramento (Athletics)
Blaine Boyer - Omaha (Royals)
Andrew Brown - Las Vegas (Mets)
David Carpenter - Gwinnett (Braves)
Alex Castellanos - Albuquerque (Dodgers)
C.J. Fick - Oklahoma City (Astros)
Tyler Greene - Charlotte (White Sox)
Mark Hamilton - Pawtucket (Red Sox)
Koyie Hill - New Orleans (Marlins)
Erik Komatsu - Syracuse (Nationals)
Cedric Hunter - Columbus (Indians)
Jose Martinez - Oklahoma City (Astros)
Mike McCoy - Buffalo (Blue Jays)
Matt Pagnozzi - Gwinnett (Braves)
Luis Perdomo - Rochester (Twins)
Shane Peterson - Sacramento (Athletics)
Joel Pineiro - Norfolk (Orioles)
Nate Robertson - Round Rock (Rangers)
J.C. Romero - Syracuse (Nationals)
Rich Rundles - Norfolk (Orioles)
Jess Todd - Toledo (Tigers)
Eugenio Velez - Buffalo (Blue Jays)
P.J. Walters - Rochester (Twins)
Matt Young - Salt Lake (Angels)
Double-A
Brian Broderick - Harrisburg (Nationals)
Zack Cox - Jacksonville (Marlins)
Charles Cutler - Altoona (Pirates)
Omar Javier - Richmond (Giants)
David Kopp - Erie (Tigers)
Stuart Pomeranz - Bowie (Orioles)
Curt Smith - New Britain (Twins)
A-Advanced
Luis De La Cruz - Lynchburg (Braves)
Jon Edwards - Myrtle Beach (Rangers)
Ricky Martinez - Lancaster (Astros)
Single-A
Javier Avendano - Lansing (Blue Jays)
Jose Campos - Charleston (Yankees)
Single-A (Short Season)
Kevin Jacob - Aberdeen (Orioles)
Extended Spring Traning
Anthony Bryant - Nationals
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
Monday, July 18, 2011
David Kopp Thrives On Positive Outlook
In the downtimes, when pitching prospect David Kopp was sidelined after shoulder surgeries, he would remind himself of all the positives. Mainly, he would remind himself that the real world wasn't tugging at his coattails, er, jersey.
Labels:
Bryan Eversgerd,
David Kopp,
Michael Lynn,
Mitch Boggs,
Pop Warner,
Springfield
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Four In 9th Dooms Springfield
On the road again for the first time in a week, the Springfield Cardinals looked to exact some revenge against the NW Arkansas Naturals. In each of the last three series, the Cardinals have lost three of four games, two of which were at Hammons Field.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Superstitions Abound For Springfield
From line jumping and food routines to glove burning and "horse dances", the Springfield Cardinals are filled with superstitious players.
Here's some of the more popular choices:
Here's some of the more popular choices:
Springfield Cardinals Notebook 7-13-11
Catcher Charles Cutler is batting .517 since June 1 but the Double-A Cardinals have yet to get hot.
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