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  1. Anthony Reyes has been bumped by Memphis. They now have RHP Brad Voyles (1-0, 1.50 ERA, 18 IP) going for them. Well FINE! I didn't want to see that matchup anyways! I wonder if Voyles is the Ponson of Memphis.
  2. :shock: I didn't expect it to be coming that hard. It's no wonder the crowd reacted in that way. FWIW this isn't the first time Delmon has got in trouble for contact with an umpire. But (as I think you said already), Delmon is no angel. Wow, I just saw the video. He shouldn't play again this season for that.
  3. Anthony Reyes has been bumped by Memphis. They now have RHP Brad Voyles (1-0, 1.50 ERA, 18 IP) going for them.
  4. If he's expected back with the cubs around the 12th I'd say a May 1st and May 6th Rehab Start.... I'm hoping to see him on the 7th...but if not, oh well. :shrug: Do you think he'd really be going anywhere where he'd have to travel alot? Well, Prior made a rehab start in 2004 in Albuquerque, so a road location isn't necesarily eliminated. Didn't he never leave Arizona though? Uhh...he did when the I-Cubs played the Isotopes in Albuquerque, NM. This isn't to say that teams wouldn't rather have their star player rehab at a home park, but they'll do what's best for the player's rehab schedule.
  5. If he's expected back with the cubs around the 12th I'd say a May 1st and May 6th Rehab Start.... I'm hoping to see him on the 7th...but if not, oh well. :shrug: Do you think he'd really be going anywhere where he'd have to travel alot? Well, Prior made a rehab start in 2004 in Albuquerque, so a road location isn't necesarily eliminated.
  6. Iowa: RHP Jerome Williams (with Cubs: 0-2, 7.30 ERA, 12.1 IP) vs. RHP Anthony Reyes (1-0, 3.55 ERA) West Tenn: LHP JR Mathes (2-1, 5.85 ERA, 20 IP, 9/2) or LHP Paul Schappert (0-0, 3.86 ERA, 9.1 IP, 2/7) Daytona: RHP Matt Weber (0-2, 10.66 ERA, 12.2 IP, 6/7) @ LHP Eric Haberer (1-1, 4.42 ERA, 18.1 IP) Peoria: LHP Donnie Veal (1-2, 3.43 ERA, 21 IP, 21/11) @ RHP Paul Wilson - rehab
  7. This has just morphed into a gigantic story here.
  8. I see what you mean, heh.
  9. Ahh. I was wondering what happened to Jairo. I'd say Barton is the most interesting- he's the A's best prospect (came over in the Mulder trade) and BA ranked him one spot behind Felix Pie in the top 100 list for all of baseball (#28).
  10. LHP Dan Meyer, 1B Daric Barton and, of course, DIE HARD!
  11. DJAXXFAN interviewed Sean Gallagher, the interview is posted in Chats. This is a thread discussing the interview.
  12. Grant's night is done: 3+ IP, 7 R (6 ER), 3/3. Palm Beach is blowing this game wide open - it's now 9-1 and they're still batting in the 4th.
  13. Yeah, both Daytona and Peoria's audio broadcasts tend to have issues from time to time. Peoria sounds pretty good tonite. Last year it was brutal but with Gallagher, Harvey, and EP I fought thru it and listened anyway. Ugh, Peoria was unbearable last year. Do you have updates from Peoria tonight? MiLB.com says Peoria leads 5-4 in the 7th. Jake Muyco had a 2-run HR.
  14. Daytona is down 5-1 after 3. Ryan Harvey is 0 for 2 but has the D-Cubs' sole RBI. Grant Johnson has gone 3 and given up 5 ER (including a 3-run HR), 8 H, 3/2.
  15. Yeah, both Daytona and Peoria's audio broadcasts tend to have issues from time to time.
  16. Drafting HS kids is indeed riskier than drafting college kids - but HS pitchers tend to be riskier than HS position players due to the increased injury threat. But generally speaking, HS prospects tend to have more potential than college prospects.
  17. MURTON! And now I have to go to work. :(
  18. I shoulda stolen that for my sig when I had the chance.
  19. My astronomy professor probably won't, being as she's Indian. But I'll skip class anyway. Now if Angel Guzman was making his cricket debut against Pakistan, she wouldn't be there... You have offended 0.1% of NSBB posters (and 50% of NSBB posts).
  20. Murton has definitely faced Olsen in the FSL in 2005. Abercrombie and Uggla should have faced Guzman in 2004 too.
  21. Fuld started slow last year, then tore it up the rest of the summer. Looks like he's doing the same this year....only his slow start was shorter than last years. I like it! I'm thinking that Daytona needs to play at 10:30am every day if Sam can keep up days like that! Seriously, though, he had a tough April/May last year because he was coming off of shoulder surgery he had after the college world series...that's why he didn't play in Boise in 2004. He hadn't played in a while, if I remember right. He has a lot of good baseball sense...*and* an econ degree from Stanford. A good head on the shoulders goes a long way, I think. :) Karen Centerfielders with econ degrees from Pac-10 schools are cool. 8)
  22. The reason I'd rather see Hill is that Guzman is still working off the rust from barely pitching the past 2 years. Pitching in the big leagues for the first time is a jump, and for someone working his way back from injury, it's even tougher.
  23. They'll resume that game in June when Round Rock cames back to town. Daytona: RHP Grant Johnson (2-1, 3.00 ERA, 18.0 IP, 10/6) @ LHP Eric Haberer (1-1, 4.42 ERA, 18.1 IP) Peoria: RHP Mitch Atkins (1-0, 1.20 ERA, 15 IP, 16/6) @ RHP Jeff Stevens (1-0, 3.60 ERA, 10 IP)
  24. This Indian would have preferred Hill.
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