Links for Sunday evening as the Dodgers and Giants battle it out in Los Angeles..
- Shin-Soo Choo is reminding his former team, the Mariners, of how talented he is, writes Doug Miller of MLB.com. Seattle sent Choo to Cleveland in a deal for Ben Broussard in 2006.
- Jeff Larish is enjoying his second stint with the A's, writes MLB.com's Alex Espinoza.
- Twins manager Rod Gardenhire told Kelly Thesier of MLB.com that designating Matt Fox for assignment was not an easy decision.
- Yuneski Maya is excited to make his major league debut, writes George Von Benko in piece for MLB.com.
- Dan Connolly of The Baltimore Sun spoke to Cal Ripken Jr. who has high hopes for Manny Machado.
Jeff Larish has been awesome for the A’s so far. Great story about his batting stance.
What article are you talking about? I clicked the link and read the article and didn’t read anything about said stance.
I meant just the story and history about his stance in general.
Not to sound like a jerk, but .213/.275/.383 is awesome?
Yeah I was thinking the exact same thing.
Yeah I was thinking the exact same thing.
Yeah I was thinking the exact same thing.
he’s made some nice defensive plays including a 4-4 game with a home run last week.
So the guy had a 4-4 game with a dinger and he’s been great for the A’s so far? I guess Ryan Church was pretty incredible for the Bucs too, considering that 3-4 game he had back for us earlier in the season.
Not to sound like a jerk, but .213/.275/.383 is awesome?
Not to sound like a jerk, but .213/.275/.383 is awesome?
I hope Dan Connolly isn’t a similar reporter to Scott Templeton.
I hope Dan Connolly isn’t a similar reporter to Scott Templeton.
I hope Dan Connolly isn’t a similar reporter to Scott Templeton.
In Thursday’s game between Seattle and Cleveland, former Mariner Shin-Soo Choo hit a bases-loaded double to drive in former Mariner Luis Valbuena, Seattle area native Michael Brantley (son of a former Mariner) and former Mariner prospect Asdrubal Cabrera.
In the summer of 2006, Seattle general manager Bill Bavasi traded Cabrera for Eduardo Perez, then Choo and another player for Ben Broussard.
Those two trades were killers.
In December 2008, new Seattle general manager Jack Zduriecik traded Valbuena in a three-team, 12-player deal that netted Franklin Gutierrez, Jason Vargas and others.
Mickey Brantley played for the Mariners in 1986-89.
In Thursday’s game between Seattle and Cleveland, former Mariner Shin-Soo Choo hit a bases-loaded double to drive in former Mariner Luis Valbuena, Seattle area native Michael Brantley (son of a former Mariner) and former Mariner prospect Asdrubal Cabrera.
In the summer of 2006, Seattle general manager Bill Bavasi traded Cabrera for Eduardo Perez, then Choo and another player for Ben Broussard.
Those two trades were killers.
In December 2008, new Seattle general manager Jack Zduriecik traded Valbuena in a three-team, 12-player deal that netted Franklin Gutierrez, Jason Vargas and others.
Mickey Brantley played for the Mariners in 1986-89.
In Thursday’s game between Seattle and Cleveland, former Mariner Shin-Soo Choo hit a bases-loaded double to drive in former Mariner Luis Valbuena, Seattle area native Michael Brantley (son of a former Mariner) and former Mariner prospect Asdrubal Cabrera.
In the summer of 2006, Seattle general manager Bill Bavasi traded Cabrera for Eduardo Perez, then Choo and another player for Ben Broussard.
Those two trades were killers.
In December 2008, new Seattle general manager Jack Zduriecik traded Valbuena in a three-team, 12-player deal that netted Franklin Gutierrez, Jason Vargas and others.
Mickey Brantley played for the Mariners in 1986-89.
Gotta love everything we are hearing about Manny Machado. Nothing but praise from former players for his attitude and work ethic. The early hitting is just a bonus, first professional hit was a HR in the GCL too. Just stay away from the roids Manny.
Gotta love everything we are hearing about Manny Machado. Nothing but praise from former players for his attitude and work ethic. The early hitting is just a bonus, first professional hit was a HR in the GCL too. Just stay away from the roids Manny.
Gotta love everything we are hearing about Manny Machado. Nothing but praise from former players for his attitude and work ethic. The early hitting is just a bonus, first professional hit was a HR in the GCL too. Just stay away from the roids Manny.
we all know the reason choo got traded was because of ichro, he hated him.