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Marlins Sign Brendan Donnelly
Joe Frisaro reports that the Marlins have signed Brendan Donnelly. The 37 year old veteran was signed by the Astros in May after being released by the Rangers in March. He left the Astros on July 1 to become a free agent. Florida will be the fifth club Donnelly has joined since leaving the Angels after 2006.
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Surprised the Tribe didn't sign him.
Posted by: not sure | July 05, 2009 at 10:30 AM
Always liked the Donkey, shame he got hurt with the Sox a couple of years ago and has not been able to get his career back on track since.
Fish keep hitting the BP recycle bin like SD did over the off season and the Nat's are doing during the regular season, not sure how this will play out with them in a serious hunt for the NL East crown, but the Donkey is a better gamble over Ayala hopefully, with a WS ring from Anaheim and some serious pennant runs under his belt.
Good luck my good man and really hope Land Shark stadium and the Fish are your good luck charm in resurrecting your career.
Posted by: johns | July 05, 2009 at 10:33 AM
Yes Fish. This is what I like. I mean who thought Kiko Calero was going to be any good this year
Posted by: Barroid_Bonds | July 05, 2009 at 12:07 PM
"Yes Fish. This is what I like. I mean who thought Kiko Calero was going to be any good this year"
Anyone looking at his track record, possibly?
The guy was a really good reliever in St. Louis and Oakland from 2003-2006, struggled a little in 2007 and was hurt for most of last year, but Calero has been a good reliever pretty much all of the time, so long as he's been healthy.
Posted by: scribbletone | July 05, 2009 at 01:31 PM