Tag Archives: Donald Veal
May Prospects Rundown: Indianapolis Indians
In the month of April the Indianapolis Indians saw Pedro Alvarez and Brad Lincoln struggling, while Steve Pearce and Neil Walker had breakout months. Walker and Pearce were both promoted to the majors in the month of May,… Read more
Walker called up, Pearce to DL, Veal to AAA DL, McCutchen activated
Some roster moves for today… -The Pittsburgh Pirates placed Steve Pearce on the 15-day disabled list with a sprained ankle, and called up Neil Walker to take his place. Pearce… Read more
Donnie Veal to disabled list
Triple-A starter Donnie Veal has been placed on the minor league disabled list.
Pittsburgh Pirates Prospect Watch 5/23/10
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS (AAA) Indianapolis lost to Gwinnett 6-3. Donald Veal had a rough outing, allowing three runs on four hits in five innings of work, with four walks and six… Read more
Pittsburgh Pirates Prospect Watch 5/18/10
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS (AAA) Indianapolis beat Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 3-0 thanks to an excellent outing by Donald Veal. Veal pitched seven shutout innings, allowing just two hits, with three walks and seven strikeouts…. Read more
Pittsburgh Pirates Prospect Watch 5/13/10
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS (AAA) Indianapolis beat Rochester 8-3. Donald Veal got the start, only lasting 4.2 innings, and allowing three runs on six hits. Veal struck out six and walked one,… Read more
John Raynor returned to the Marlins
Today the Pittsburgh Pirates returned 2010 Rule 5 draft selection John Raynor to the Florida Marlins. Raynor was designated for assignment last week in order to make room for extra… Read more
April Prospects Rundown: Indianapolis Indians
The Indianapolis Indians had an interesting month. Three of the top prospects in the farm system, Pedro Alvarez, Jose Tabata, and Brad Lincoln, were expected to be the best players…. Read more
Pittsburgh Pirates Prospect Watch 5/1/10
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS (AAA) Indianapolis lost 10-6 to Lehigh Valley, a team which featured ex-Pirates Ryan Vogelsong, plus ex-Indianapolis Indians Brandon Duckworth and Rich Thompson. Donald Veal had some struggles, going… Read more
