Good luck to Eric. I know he had a tough time here, but he always took the ball and tried his hardest. I hope that his arm troubles are over.
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Good luck to Eric. I know he had a tough time here, but he always took the ball and tried his hardest. I hope that his arm troubles are over.
http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/news/...=.jsp&c_id=nyy
I was logging in to ask about where he was. How odd. What is Paul Wilson doing these days?
Wow, this proves that there is a desperation market for pitching--ANY pitching.
i guess the yankees beat jimbo 2 him
Kyle Lohse part 2? One things for sure.. being away from the launching pad that is GABP will do wonders for him.
i wouldn't have been against him in the bullpen, it may not have worked, but he seemed to have the stuff, and a shortened outing would only enhance his pitching.
Speaking of former Reds, the Baltimore Orioles picked up Juan Castro. He was batting .300 (:eek:) for AAA Colorado Springs. Good luck Juan, we'll see how long that ".300" holds up in the majors.
http://baltimore.orioles.mlb.com/new...=.jsp&c_id=bal
Yeah, he was usually lights out for an inning or two, so that may not have been a terrible idea. It seemed like every start he'd shut them out for 3 or 4 innings and get lit up in the 5th or 6th. I was rooting for the guy, because I knew he wasn't healthy, and he was frustrated. I think he's toast.Quote:
Originally Posted by mroby85
Man, now dude will end up winning AL Cy Young in an abbreviated season with an amazing performance :)
Let's not get carried away. :D :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by bounty37h