While that mishap might make some question his smarts, there’s no denying he’s bounced back nicely and is enjoying a very fine first full season at Triple-A, which puts him squarely on a collision course with Fenway Park very, very soon.
Minor Matters: Bryce Brentz Ready for the Show Read Post »
Castro’s two-homer outing Saturday against the A’s gives him a half dozen jacks for the season to go along with 15 RBI and a serviceable .265 BA. We’re finally seeing him enjoy some health and given that he’s principle catcher in Houston he should be owned in all two-catcher leagues — if for no other reason than his power potential.
The Wire Troll: Francisco Rodriguez Earning Saves Again Read Post »
We were back in action this week… well, half of the team was, anyway. RotoRob was again out because of the NHL playoffs, but Tim McLeod returned, bringing back long-time guest host Tim Heaney of KFFL fame.
Podcast: A Tale of Two Tims Read Post »
To say he’s been injury prone in recent years is an understatement, and Drew’s struggles in that regard have continued with a concussion in early March that kept him out of action for the first couple of weeks. He also missed this weekend’s action because of a back woe.
Stephen Drew Turning Things Around Read Post »
Spending much of the season batting fifth in the Twins’ order (although more recently lower than that), Parmelee has never struggled more, and he’s finding himself out of the lineup more and more as a result. Next stop, Triple-A?
Chris Parmelee Running Out of Time Read Post »
On Sunday, in his first start in a week, Ramirez went 1-for-4 with a double for just his third extra-base hit in 19 games and 40 at-bats this season. He also continued to flash his horrible strike zone judgment, fanning three times.
MLB Today: Wilkin Ramirez Can’t Gain Traction Read Post »
In 44 2/3 IP he’s allowed 34 hits and 15 walks, and has chipped in with 47 strikeouts. With no definitive timetable established for Price’s return, Odorizzi could be in for a lengthy stay with the big league club.
The Wire Troll: Jake Odorizzi Gets the Call Read Post »
