This Week in Ex-Twins

Keeping up with some old friends.

Atlanta organization promotes Jose Lugo from low-A Rome to high-A Lynchburg.

Baltimore recalls Danny Valencia from AAA Norfolk.

Boston organization (AA Portland) places Bobby Lanigan on the seven-day disabled list.

Cubs announce that Darnell McDonald has changed his number to 54.

Cubs send Scott Baker to Class A Kane County on a rehab assignment.

Fort Worth of the United League places Mark Sobolewski on the inactive list.

Miami selects the contract of Gil Velazquez from AAA New Orleans.

Mets purchase Daryl Thompson from Southern Maryland of the Atlantic League and assign him to AAA Las Vegas.

Yankees organization (AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre) releases Brendan Harris.

Philadelphia fires Charlie Manuel.

Tampa Bay transfers Jesse Crain from the fifteen-day disabled list to the sixty-day disabled list.

Tampa Bay signs Delmon Young to a minor-league contract and assigns him to AA Montgomery.

Texas signs Brendan Harris and assigns him to AAA Round Rock.

Texas organization (AAA Round Rock) activates Eli Whiteside from the disabled list.

York of the Atlantic League places Juan Rincon on the inactive list.

2 thoughts on “This Week in Ex-Twins”

  1. 1. How'd Scotty do for Kane County? (I could look it up, I suppose)
    2. So Tampa traded for Crain (who was on the DL) and now he's on the 60-day? That's worse than when Atlanta traded for Octavio Dotel and got him for five appearances before a 45-day DL stint. (Joke was on KC though: traded for Kyle Davies.)
    3. Still surprised that Cholly got the ax.

  2. Okay. Four innings, one run on four hits and two walks with three strikeouts. The run came on a homer.

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