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This Week in Ex-Twins

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Actually two weeks.

Baltimore recalls Steve Tolleson from AAA Norfolk.
Baltimore sends Allan de San Miguel from AAA Norfolk to AA Bowie, then send him back to AAA Norfolk.
White Sox assign Jesse Crain to AAA Charlotte.
Cleveland organization acquires Loek Van Mil from the Angels organization (AAA Salt Lake) in a trade for future considerations and sends him to AA Akron.
Detroit places Delmon Young on the restricted list, then activates him a week later.
Laguna of the Mexican League signs Armando Gabino as a free agent.
Angels place LaTroy Hawkins on the fifteen day disabled list.
Miami organization signs Steve Holm.
Milwaukee places Carlos Gomez on the fifteen day disabled list.
Mets organization (AAA Buffalo) places Chuck James on the seven day disabled list.
Yankees organization (A Charleston) places Pedro Guerra on the seven day disabled list.
Oakland designates Luke Hughes for assignment, then sends him outright to Sacramento (AAA).
Pittsburgh options Evan Meek to AAA Indianapolis.
Philadelphia places Jim Thome on the fifteen day disabled list.
San Francisco options Eric Hacker to AAA Fresno.
San Francisco organization (AAA Fresno) places Eli Whiteside on the temporarily inactive list.
Washington sends Joe Testa from AA Harrisburg to A Potomac.

14 thoughts on “This Week in Ex-Twins”

    1. Injury-related. It's got to be. He's only pitched seven innings, has ten strikeouts and the only two runs he's given up have been on two solo home runs. Aside from those two home runs, he's been pitching lights out.

      1. That was my assumption, too, although I didn't see anything to confirm it (and frankly, I didn't look very hard).

    1. Hey, rosterman, where can I find indie league transactions? Do you have a site of your own, or do you have a place I can find them? Any help you can give would be appreciated. Thanks.

  4. American Association, CanAm, Frontier, Atlantic - These are the big four for now and they list transactions on the league sites as they happen and organized team pages.

    Also of note, baseballreference now runs stats for mexican, japan, and the big four indie leagues in their minor league results, that look to be updated as they happen. You can also go to their minor league roster pages tp see complete roster stats once a season starts.

    Basically, I look at rosters and try and track and remember from memory, every year I relook at recent Twins draft choices to see if someone was re-drafted elsewhere.

    Why do I do this, some may ask. I still collect autographs and try to track players to send cards to off and on, if need be...plus...I enjoy it.

    I try to keep rosters updated at http://www.twinscards.com, both major and minor. Any of you ex-twins fans should check out these pages.

    Joel

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