Short Season Ball Begins Tomorrow

[Jaypers]

FYI:

The NY-Penn League's games begin tomorrow, followed by the NWL on Saturday, the AZL on Sunday, and the Gulf Coast, Appalachian and Pioneer Leagues Tuesday.

 

[EricInCT]

FYI:

The NY-Penn League's games begin tomorrow, followed by the NWL on Saturday, the AZL on Sunday, and the Gulf Coast, Appalachian and Pioneer Leagues Tuesday.

Who are the guys to watch? Any big names?

 

[aw00d05]

FYI:

The NY-Penn League's games begin tomorrow, followed by the NWL on Saturday, the AZL on Sunday, and the Gulf Coast, Appalachian and Pioneer Leagues Tuesday.

Who are the guys to watch? Any big names?

I think most from EST, so Hicks and a ton of others, may be wrong though.

 

[darkman]

been waiting to see what Anthony Hewitt is going to do...

 

[Jaypers]

FYI:

The NY-Penn League's games begin tomorrow, followed by the NWL on Saturday, the AZL on Sunday, and the Gulf Coast, Appalachian and Pioneer Leagues Tuesday.

Who are the guys to watch? Any big names?

I think most from EST, so Hicks and a ton of others, may be wrong though.

Actually, it was reported yesterday by Phil Mason, our intrepid prospecting reporter, that Hicks is likely going to Low A ball soon.

Many of the 2009 draftees will be reporting to SS ball as soon as they sign. Two such names are Eric Arnett and Tim Wheeler.

 

[mredsox89]

Hoping that Dennis Raben gets on the field cause i thought he was going to play in short season ball, but now his milb page says he is on the reserve list. What does that mean, lol

 

[ahill1]

Where is Teheran playing?

 

[Ian Stewart]

Hoping that Dennis Raben gets on the field cause i thought he was going to play in short season ball, but now his milb page says he is on the reserve list. What does that mean, lol

• News was not as good for corner outfielder Dennis Raben, the Mariners’ second pick (and second-rounder) from the 2008 draft. The 21-year-old slugger will miss the entire 2009 season after having surgery to remove soft cartilage from his right knee. Raben, who had arthroscopic surgery on the same knee in the offseason, had stayed behind in extended spring training to rehab the ailing joint. He has not suited up for a Mariners’ affiliate this season.

 

[mredsox89]

Hoping that Dennis Raben gets on the field cause i thought he was going to play in short season ball, but now his milb page says he is on the reserve list. What does that mean, lol

• News was not as good for corner outfielder Dennis Raben, the Mariners’ second pick (and second-rounder) from the 2008 draft. The 21-year-old slugger will miss the entire 2009 season after having surgery to remove soft cartilage from his right knee. Raben, who had arthroscopic surgery on the same knee in the offseason, had stayed behind in extended spring training to rehab the ailing joint. He has not suited up for a Mariners’ affiliate this season.

::facepalm:: ::facepalm::
Oh well. No wonder he hadn't taken the field or anything. Was there a date on that update?

 

[Ian Stewart]

Hoping that Dennis Raben gets on the field cause i thought he was going to play in short season ball, but now his milb page says he is on the reserve list. What does that mean, lol

• News was not as good for corner outfielder Dennis Raben, the Mariners’ second pick (and second-rounder) from the 2008 draft. The 21-year-old slugger will miss the entire 2009 season after having surgery to remove soft cartilage from his right knee. Raben, who had arthroscopic surgery on the same knee in the offseason, had stayed behind in extended spring training to rehab the ailing joint. He has not suited up for a Mariners’ affiliate this season.

::facepalm:: ::facepalm::
Oh well. No wonder he hadn't taken the field or anything. Was there a date on that update?

6/8.

 

[mredsox89]

[quote="Ian Stewart":ed87apws]

Hoping that Dennis Raben gets on the field cause i thought he was going to play in short season ball, but now his milb page says he is on the reserve list. What does that mean, lol

• News was not as good for corner outfielder Dennis Raben, the Mariners’ second pick (and second-rounder) from the 2008 draft. The 21-year-old slugger will miss the entire 2009 season after having surgery to remove soft cartilage from his right knee. Raben, who had arthroscopic surgery on the same knee in the offseason, had stayed behind in extended spring training to rehab the ailing joint. He has not suited up for a Mariners’ affiliate this season.

::facepalm:: ::facepalm::
Oh well. No wonder he hadn't taken the field or anything. Was there a date on that update?

6/8.[/quote:ed87apws]

Thanks. I wonder why it was never posted on the UM sports website and forum.

 

[200lbhockeyplayer]

I'll be interested to see who is playing in the Apply league this season. I've always wanted to check out a Burlington game, I just haven't had the opportunity yet...or a solid enough reason.

 

[muchuckwagon]

I'm interested to see how Markus Brisker does in the GCL.....he was overwhelmed earlier this year.

 

[Wes]

been waiting to see what Anthony Hewitt is going to do...

 

[blitzerlover]

Odorizzi!

 

[mwashuc06]

Graham Hicks, Ryan Westmoreland, Aroyds Vizcanio.

 

[Ari Gold]

LOBSTEIN!

 

[yankeeshater]

I really want to see Westmoreland when Lowell visits Hudson Valley.

 

[cowboysrule48]

I don't know if he will be pitching right away, but I have a decent stash of Jonathan Bachanov.

 

[soccerman034]

Most of my investments right now are in SS and RC Ball ::facepalm::