Showing posts with label Dawell Lugo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dawell Lugo. Show all posts

Thursday, August 15, 2019

Miguel Cabrera Homers, But 'Can't Be Satisfied' With Loss

The swing looked easy for Miguel Cabrera, even if it still looks a bit strange on him. The losses never will.

Detroit Official Site

Friday, September 21, 2018

Ian Kennedy Bolsters Case For 2019 Rotation Spot

Right-hander Ian Kennedy is making a strong case here in September that he can still be a valuable part of the Royals rotation going forward.

Kansas City Official Site

Licey Invited Juan Herrera & Others To Camp For The 2018-19 LIDOM Season

For the coming Monday, the Baseball Operations Office of the Tigers of the Licey summons its offensive players to join the training with a view to the fall-winter season 2018-2019 , that the team performs at the Mariners Academy in Seattle, in Tierra Alta, Boca Chica.  (Translated)

LIDOM Official Site

Tuesday, September 18, 2018

Jake Odorizzi Cruises In Second Straight Dominant Win

It's the middle of September, and Jake Odorizzi is settling into a groove on the mound. The 28-year-old righty delivered his second consecutive strong performance Tuesday night as the Twins beat the Tigers, 5-3, at Comerica Park.

Minnesota Official Site

Sunday, September 2, 2018

Lance Lynn Struggles From Get-Go In Loss To Tigers

A month ago, the Yankees traded for Lance Lynn to plug a leaky rotation that struggled to get consistent production from its back end, particularly the No. 5 slot. A month later, they still have the same problem.

New York-A Official Site

Friday, July 6, 2018

Dakota Hudson, Randy Arozarena To Play In 2018 Futures Game

What the All-Star Game is to Major League standouts, the SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game is to Minor League phenoms. Thirty of MLB Pipeline's Top 100 Prospects will appear in the 20th annual showcase of the game's best young talent on July 15 at Nationals Park.
St. Louis Official Site

AAA Memphis standouts Dakota Hudson and Randy Arozarena earned spots on the Futures Game rosters, the league announced Friday. The Futures Game, which will take place July 15, highlights minor league talent and is part of the MLB All-Star Game festivities.
Cardinal Beat

Friday, February 23, 2018

Miguel Cabrera Looking Forward, Focused On Swing

A few scattered boos among the packed crowd at George M. Steinbrenner Field was the one reminder of what happened the last time Miguel Cabrera and the Tigers faced the Yankees.

Tampa Bay Official Site

Friday, January 5, 2018

Jose Iglesias' Days With Tigers Likely Numbered

Jose Iglesias is one of the last veteran Tigers standing who doesn't have a long-term contract tempering trade talks. Barring a late offseason surprise, he'll still be a Tiger when they open the season March 29.

Detroit Official Site

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Appreciating The Freedoms Of July 2nd

If you frequent this site and happen to be awake at 7:30am when my articles are typically posted, you may already be aware that the treatment of amateur athletes is one of the only off the field topics which I truly care about. A major misconception about allowing teams to acquire amateur talent on the open market is that the large markets will dominate the market solely because the market is free of restrictions.

Giants Sign Erick Valdez

Easy expression and firmness to move forward to materialize the goals, four prospects Guzman led the Dominican League Prospect, who were introduced yesterday by the organization and who were also Dawell Lugo (1.3 million with Toronto), Miguel Andujar (750 thousand with the Yankees) and Erick Valdez (325 thousand with the Giants).

Monday, July 4, 2011

Blue Jays Sign Osman Gutierrez

The Toronto Blue Jays have signed a pair of 16-year-old international prospects.

The Jays added free agents Dawel Lugo of the Dominican Republic and Osman Gutierrez of Nicaragua on Monday.

Blue Jays Sign Dawell Lugo

The Blue Jays have signed Dominican shortstop Dawel Lugo for $1.3 million.

Sunday, July 3, 2011

Miguel Andujar Signs With Yankees For $750K, Manual Marcos With Red Sox For $900K

Los Rangers de Texas finalizaron ayer un acuerdo con el prospecto dominicano Nomar Mazara por un bono estimado en cinco millones de dólares, que lo convierte en el novato que recibe la mayor cantidad de dinero en el proceso de firmas conocido como Julio 2.