Tag: Rule 5 eligible players
2010 Pittsburgh Pirates Winter Meetings Preview
The 2010 MLB Winter Meetings kick off tomorrow, and run through Thursday afternoon, finishing off with the 2010 Rule 5 draft. Leading up to...
2010 Rule 5 Options: Aneury Rodriguez
For the second year in a row, the Tampa Bay Rays left Aneury Rodriguez unprotected from the Rule 5 draft. The Rays originally acquired...
2010 Rule 5 Options: Adam Miller
At one point in time, Adam Miller was one of the top prospects in all of baseball. A first round pick by the Cleveland...
Louis Coleman and Tim Collins Not Rule 5 Eligible
Louis Coleman and Tim Collins, two relief pitchers for the Kansas City Royals, looked like two of the best options available for the upcoming...
Who Should the Pirates Take in the Rule 5 Draft?
The 2010 Rule 5 draft will be held on December 9th, on the final day of the Winter Meetings. The Pittsburgh Pirates have the...
2010 Rule 5 Draft Eligible Players: Pitchers
Pitchers are the most popular selections in the Rule 5 draft. Teams always have a pitching prospect who is talented, but isn't talented enough...
2010 Rule 5 Draft Eligible Players: Position Players
Position players don't get selected as frequently as pitchers in the Rule 5 draft, and for two good reasons. Teams usually try to protect...
Pittsburgh Pirates 2010 Rule 5 Eligible Players
The Pittsburgh Pirates protected Jeff Locke, Daniel Moskos, Michael Crotta, Tony Watson, and Kyle McPherson from the 2010 Rule 5 draft, although the following...
Who Would You Protect From the Rule 5 Draft?
The deadline to add players to the 40-man roster, in order to protect them from the Rule 5 draft, is tonight at midnight. Earlier...
Who Should Be Protected From the Rule 5 Draft?
Today marks the deadline for teams to set their 40-man rosters, and protect players from the upcoming Rule 5 draft, held on December 9th....
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