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Pirates sign Cumpton, Hafner
The Pirates officially announced the signings of the following 2010 draft picks: Nick Kingham (4th round), Brandon Cumpton (9th round) and Ryan Hafner (17th round). The Kingham signing had previously been reported as a $480,000 signing bonus. Jim Callis of Baseball America tweets that Cumpton signed for $124,500.
Pirates sign Brandon Cumpton and Ryan Hafner
According to Jennifer Langosch, the Pittsburgh Pirates have signed 9th round pick Brandon Cumpton, and 17th round pick Ryan Hafner. The Pirates have also officially announced the Nick Kingham signing… Read more
WV Power Game Notes- 8/09/10
Lakewood BlueClaws (25-17, 67-47) at West Virginia Power (21-22, 52-61) Game 114 | August 9, 2010 | Appalachian Power Park | Charleston, WV Play-by-Play: Adam Marco Radio: Power Baseball Network… Read more
Moss Named Tribe’s July Player of the Month
MOSS NAMED TRIBE’S JULY PLAYER OF THE MONTH The 26-Year-Old Hit Eight Home Runs and Drove in 31 RBI During the Month INDIANAPOLIS — Outfielder Brandon Moss has been named… Read more
2010 MLB Draft Pick Signings Tracker
Follow all of the 2010 MLB Draft pick signings in the two charts below. The first chart lists all reported bonus information, with bonuses for every team in the top… Read more
Indians Held To 2 Hits in Shutout
Durham Bulls� 2,� Indianapolis Indians� 0 (box)
The Indians were held to just 2 hits as they were shut out at Durham Bulls’ Athletic Park in Durham, North Carolina this evening.� The win by the Bulls gives them a 3-1 win of this 4-game series, and a 5-3 win of the season series.
The Bulls used 5 different pitchers, who combined to strikeout the Indians 14 times in the game.� Aneury Rodriguez made an unexpected spot start for the Bulls, and he pitched into the 5th inning.� He struck out 6 Indians, and gave up 4 walks plus one hit.� CF Alex Presley worked a walk in the 1st inning, but was left there as Rodriguez struck out two batters in that frame.� After one out in the 3rd, 2B Brian Friday (photo) blooped a single over the reach of the leaping Durham SS Elliot Johnson.� Friday stole second base and then advanced to third base on a wild pitch that bounced into the grass between the plate and the pitchers’ mound.� 3B Akinori Iwamura walked, but the two runners were left standing on the corners.� Rodriguez walked two batters, SS Pedro Ciriaco and Friday in the 5th inning, then was relieved by Joe Bateman.� Bateman struck out LF Kevin Melillo, and Ciriaco steal third and Friday steal second base on strike three, but a fly out ended the inning and the Indians had still not scored.
The next three Durham pitchers,� Jake McGee, RJ Swindle, and Winston Abreu, retired all but one of the rest of the Indians’ batters in the game.� The Indians went down in order in the 6th (McGee struck out the side), 7th, and 8th innings.� With two outs in the 9th, RF John Bowker grounded to third, where Bulls’ 3B Angel Chavez struggled with an odd hop and fumbled the ball behind the third base bag.� Bowker reached first base, and was given a single on the play.� But pinch hitter Mitch Jones struck out, ending the game and leaving Bowker on first base.
Week In Review: 8/2-8/8
This past week saw the initial results of the trade deadline moves, including a few looks at the roster following the deadline, and some minor roster moves. The big signing… Read more