The latest minor moves from around baseball:
- The Twins signed infielder Sherman Johnson to a minor-league contract and assigned him to Double-A Wichita, per an announcement from the Kane County Cougars of the independent American Association. Johnson had signed with the indy ball team in March but will now return to the affiliated ranks. The 30-year-old got to the majors with the 2018 Angels, going hitless over eleven plate appearances. Johnson has played most of his pro career in the Los Angeles system, although he’s also spent time in the Reds’ and Pirates’ organizations over the past couple years. He has a .232/.348/.359 line in parts of four seasons at Double-A and a very similar .241/.347/.364 mark at Triple-A.
Great guy. Wish him well.
Are you sure you wish him well? Or are you being sarcastic and you actually wish him unwell? I know how you think.
You know me? Interesting.
I genuinely wish Sherman well. He’s the type of guy who always has a second to sign for a kid or take a picture. He plays with a genuine smile and love of the game.
This news caused me to research and discover that the record for most at bats in a hitless career by a non-pitcher is 23.
Sherman, Sherman, Sherman!!!
I’m hoping he gets some of that family money from their paint empire
How did cistulli not talk the blue jays into signing