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Monday, September 20, 2010
Ryan Riddle Bounces Back Quickly After Devastating Hand Injury
Ryan Riddle heard his bones crunch the instant the 45-pound dumbbell smashed his left hand in January.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Former Cardinals Independent Transactions August 2-13
Aug 2: The Kansas City T-Bones of the Northern League placed Rico Washington on the inactive list.
Aug 2: The Rio Grande Valley White Wings of the Untied League Baseball activated Juan Cabrera.
Aug 3: The Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League activated Ivan Maldonado.
Aug 3: The Rockford River Hawks of the Northern League released Ian Church.
Aug 4: The Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League placed Kip Wells on the inactive list and signed Randy Keisler for the remainder of the 2010 season.
Aug 5: The Newark Bears of the Atlantic League signed Will Cunnane to a contract for the remainder of the 2010 season.
Aug 7: The Wichita Wingnuts of the American Association signed Raul Gonzalez to a contract for the remainder of the 2010 season.
Aug 9: The Newark Bears of the Atlantic League placed Pablo Ozuna on the inactive list.
Aug 9: The Chico Outlaws of the Golden Baseball League placed Mike Rose on the suspended list.
Aug 9: The Edmonton Capials of the Golden Baseball League placed Larry Bigbie on the inactive list.
Aug 9: The Kansas City T-Bones of the Northern League activated Rico Washington.
Aug 10: The Rockford River Hawks of the Northern League released Kevin House.
Aug 10: The Rio Grande Valley White Wings of the United League Baseball placed Juan Cabrera on the inactive list.
Aug 11: The Rio Grande Valley White Wings of the United League Baseball traded Juan Cabrera to the Coastal Bend Thunder.
Aug 12: The Lancaster Barnstormers of the Atlantic League released Eric Ackerman.
Aug 12: The Chico Outlaws of the Golden Baseball League activated Mike Rose from the suspended list.
Aug 13: The Lancaster Barnstormers of the Atlantic League traded Eric Ackerman to the York Revolution.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Former Cardinal Independent League Transaction July 19-24
July 19: The York Revolution of the Atlantic League traded Bob Zimmermann to the Long Island Ducks.
July 20: The Southern Illinois Miners of the Frontier League signed Ryan Bird to a contract for the 2010 season.
July 22: The Newark Bears of the Atlantic League signed Bob Zimmermann to a contract for the 2010 season.
July 22: The Somerset Patriots of the Atlantic League activated Bill Pulispher.
July 22: The Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League placed Robinson Cancel on the inactive list.
July 24: The Grand Prairie Air Hogs of the American Association released Santo Maertz.
Friday, September 11, 2009
Ex-Cardinals Watch 9-11-09: Ryan Riddle Released; Q&A With Clayton Mortensen; Jim Riggleman Changes Clubhouse Scenery; Brewers Look Ahead To 2010
Clayton Mortensen (Athletics):
It's been a circuitous route to the big leagues for right-hander Clayton Mortensen, the newest rookie member of Oakland's starting rotation. A 24-year-old from Rexburg, Idaho, he attended a community college in Oregon before starring on the mound at Gonzaga University and signing with the Cardinals, who picked him 36th overall in the 2007 First-Year Player Draft.
Athletics Official Site
Felipe Lopez, Braden Looper, & Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
Last season on Sept. 10, the Brewers were 20 games over .500 and owned a four-game lead in the National League Wild Card race. This season, their fans are already thinking ahead to 2010.
Brewers Official Site
Jim Riggleman (Nationals) & Miguel Cairo (Phillies):
Phillies outfielder Raul Ibanez and infielder Miguel Cairo are two people outside the Nationals organization who respect interim manager Jim Riggleman.
Nationals Official Site
Scott Rolen (Reds):
It's just a day off for Scott Rolen. Baker spoke to him and Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston after the trade and breaks when there are day games after night games will be common.
"We've got three straight day games in Chicago and no day off until another week after Chicago," Baker said.
Mark My Word
Ryan Riddle (Free Agent):
The Fort Worth Cats of the American Association released him.
It's been a circuitous route to the big leagues for right-hander Clayton Mortensen, the newest rookie member of Oakland's starting rotation. A 24-year-old from Rexburg, Idaho, he attended a community college in Oregon before starring on the mound at Gonzaga University and signing with the Cardinals, who picked him 36th overall in the 2007 First-Year Player Draft.
Athletics Official Site
Felipe Lopez, Braden Looper, & Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
Last season on Sept. 10, the Brewers were 20 games over .500 and owned a four-game lead in the National League Wild Card race. This season, their fans are already thinking ahead to 2010.
Brewers Official Site
Jim Riggleman (Nationals) & Miguel Cairo (Phillies):
Phillies outfielder Raul Ibanez and infielder Miguel Cairo are two people outside the Nationals organization who respect interim manager Jim Riggleman.
Nationals Official Site
Scott Rolen (Reds):
It's just a day off for Scott Rolen. Baker spoke to him and Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston after the trade and breaks when there are day games after night games will be common.
"We've got three straight day games in Chicago and no day off until another week after Chicago," Baker said.
Mark My Word
Ryan Riddle (Free Agent):
The Fort Worth Cats of the American Association released him.
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Ex-Cardinals Watch 9-5-09: Dan Haren Feeling Better; Clayton Mortensen Improves In Latest MLB Start; Jeff Suppan Takes No-Hitter In 5th
Cecil Cooper (Astros MGR):
I figured Drayton McLane would fire Cecil Cooper on Thursday, then call a news conference to announce the Astros were ready to be champions in 2010.
Houston Chronicle
Dan Haren (Diamondbacks):
The biggest reason that Diamondbacks right-hander Dan Haren has been able to get back on track? For pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre Jr., that's easy.
Arizona Republic
If that was Haren's worst stuff, Arizona will take it. He lasted six innings and gave up only the two runs on seven hits and a walk while striking out eight. Riding a three-game wining streak at Coors Field and facing the Rockies for the fourth time this season, Haren realized early he needed to change course to be effective against them.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Jim Riggleman (Nationals MGR):
One morning last week, just hours after another of his team's recent losses, Jim Riggleman began his day same as always: coffee, newspaper. Riggleman is a baseball man, his life set to its daily patterns, but he also likes constancy, and right now his job provides precious little of it. So Riggleman uses his mornings to compensate.
Washington Post
Clayton Mortensen (Athletics):
Mortensen was fairly pleased, too, having posted a respectable line of four runs on six hits and three walks while throwing 100 pitches over seven innings. And he, like Suzuki, knew exactly what the problem was while he gave up four of those hits and two of the walks during the fateful frame.
Athletics Official Site
Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
San Francisco, meanwhile, made the most of what Milwaukee gave it. Jeff Suppan didn't allow a hit until the fifth inning and took a shutout into the sixth, when he walked two batters and watched both of them score after Cameron couldn't come up with Nate Schierholtz's tricky, sinking line drive.
Brewers Official Site
Jack Wilson (Mariners):
Jack Wilson got things going in the second inning with two outs against A's starter Clayton Mortensen with a two-run single, which was followed by back-to-back RBI hits by Ichiro Suzuki -- now four hits shy of 2,000 hits for his Major League career -- and Franklin Gutierrez to make it a 4-0 game.
Mariners Official Site
Kip Wells (Reds):
Making the Majors wasn't hard for Kip Wells. He did it with the Chicago White Sox the season after being a first-round Draft choice in 1998.
Reds Official Site
Tomo Ohka (Indians):
Sponichi mentions Tomo Ohka, Yasuhiko Yabuta, and Masahide Kobayashi as guys the BayStars could look at. Ohka spent time with Yokohama early in his career, but requested and was granted his release to pursue a shot at the Majors.
NBP Tracker
Isaias Garcia & Ryan Riddle (Fort Worth):
The Fort Worth Cats of the American Association excersied their 2010 option.
Stuart Pomeranz & Timo Perez (New Jersey):
The New Jersey Jackals of the Can-Am League activated Pomeranz, then exercised his and Perez's 2010 options.
I figured Drayton McLane would fire Cecil Cooper on Thursday, then call a news conference to announce the Astros were ready to be champions in 2010.
Houston Chronicle
Dan Haren (Diamondbacks):
The biggest reason that Diamondbacks right-hander Dan Haren has been able to get back on track? For pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre Jr., that's easy.
Arizona Republic
If that was Haren's worst stuff, Arizona will take it. He lasted six innings and gave up only the two runs on seven hits and a walk while striking out eight. Riding a three-game wining streak at Coors Field and facing the Rockies for the fourth time this season, Haren realized early he needed to change course to be effective against them.
Diamondbacks Official Site
Jim Riggleman (Nationals MGR):
One morning last week, just hours after another of his team's recent losses, Jim Riggleman began his day same as always: coffee, newspaper. Riggleman is a baseball man, his life set to its daily patterns, but he also likes constancy, and right now his job provides precious little of it. So Riggleman uses his mornings to compensate.
Washington Post
Clayton Mortensen (Athletics):
Mortensen was fairly pleased, too, having posted a respectable line of four runs on six hits and three walks while throwing 100 pitches over seven innings. And he, like Suzuki, knew exactly what the problem was while he gave up four of those hits and two of the walks during the fateful frame.
Athletics Official Site
Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
San Francisco, meanwhile, made the most of what Milwaukee gave it. Jeff Suppan didn't allow a hit until the fifth inning and took a shutout into the sixth, when he walked two batters and watched both of them score after Cameron couldn't come up with Nate Schierholtz's tricky, sinking line drive.
Brewers Official Site
Jack Wilson (Mariners):
Jack Wilson got things going in the second inning with two outs against A's starter Clayton Mortensen with a two-run single, which was followed by back-to-back RBI hits by Ichiro Suzuki -- now four hits shy of 2,000 hits for his Major League career -- and Franklin Gutierrez to make it a 4-0 game.
Mariners Official Site
Kip Wells (Reds):
Making the Majors wasn't hard for Kip Wells. He did it with the Chicago White Sox the season after being a first-round Draft choice in 1998.
Reds Official Site
Tomo Ohka (Indians):
Sponichi mentions Tomo Ohka, Yasuhiko Yabuta, and Masahide Kobayashi as guys the BayStars could look at. Ohka spent time with Yokohama early in his career, but requested and was granted his release to pursue a shot at the Majors.
NBP Tracker
Isaias Garcia & Ryan Riddle (Fort Worth):
The Fort Worth Cats of the American Association excersied their 2010 option.
Stuart Pomeranz & Timo Perez (New Jersey):
The New Jersey Jackals of the Can-Am League activated Pomeranz, then exercised his and Perez's 2010 options.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Former Cardinals Playing In The American Association 2009
Charles Carter - Fort Worth Cats
Adam Daniels - Lincoln Saltdogs
Isa Garcia - Fort Worth Cats
Juan Richardson - Lincoln Saltdogs
Ryan Riddle - Fort Worth Cats
Marcos Rodriguez - Pensacola Pelicans
Scott Vander Weg - St. Paul Saints
Missing In Action From 2008 Season:
Kevin Fitzgerald (Sioux City), Chris Grossman (Sioux City), Johnny Kaplan (Lincoln), and John Webb (Pensacola).
The American Association opened their season on May 14: Official Site
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Ryan Riddle Signs With Fort Worth Of The American Association
The Fort Worth Cats of the American Association have signed left-handed pitcher Ryan Riddle to a contract for the 2009 season.
Riddle, 23, made 16 relief appearances for the Cats in 2008 posting a 5-4 record and 4.28 ERA. He allowed 106 hits, 52 runs (43 earned), three home runs, hit four batters, walked 32, and struck out 57 over 90.1 innings.
Riddle was released last spring from the Cardinals organization after pitching the 2007 season at Short-Season Single-A Batavia.
Riddle, 23, made 16 relief appearances for the Cats in 2008 posting a 5-4 record and 4.28 ERA. He allowed 106 hits, 52 runs (43 earned), three home runs, hit four batters, walked 32, and struck out 57 over 90.1 innings.
Riddle was released last spring from the Cardinals organization after pitching the 2007 season at Short-Season Single-A Batavia.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
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