1. Albert Pujols (StL) 501
2. Joey Votto (Cin) 474
3. Aubrey Huff (SF) 423
4. Ryan Howard (Phi) 383
5. Prince Fielder (Mil) 378
6. Adam LaRoche (Was) 364
6. James Loney (LA) 364
8. Gaby Sanchez (Fla) 358
9. Lyle Overbay (Pit) 322
10. Ike Davis (NY) 319
Notes: First base used to be a very deep position, almost ensuring each FBLG owner of a quality player. But the trade of Adrian Gonzalez to the Red Sox and Adam Dunn's signing with the White Sox has thinned out the position. Pujols and Votto remain first-round players, with Howard and Fielder solid 2nd-rounders. Huff's lack of a track record may allow him to be a later-round bonus. Then comes a series of solid but unspectacular veterans (LaRoche and Loney), veterans looking for rebound (Carlos Pena, Todd Helton), or young players looking for a breakout (Sanchez, Davis). If Brett Wallace fails to win the job in Houston, Carlos Lee may be moved to 1B. Braves rookie Freddie Freeman is an intriguing option. Padres and Dbacks are looking at platoon situations.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Postseason report: Fresh Fish
Points, place -- 3967, 10th
Batting (rank) -- 2450, 10th
Pitching (rank) -- 1517, 8th
Moves used -- 7 of 19
Breakdown by position (rank)
1B -- 319 (9th)
D. Lee 287, P. Sandoval 17, T. Glaus 15
2B -- 252 (10th)
F. Sanchez 64, C. Barmes 188
SS-- 288 (7th)
J. Rollins 166, R. Furcal 57, I. Desmond 65
3B -- 300 (7th)
P. Sandoval 236, P. Alvarez 64
C -- 180 (10th)
J. Lucroy 90, B. Molina 90
OF -- 376 avg. (4th)
R. Braun 469, S. Smith 72, J. Heyward 340, J. Willingham 223, N. McLouth 24
SP -- 321 (8th)
J. Niese 11, J. Garcia 244, B. Zito 203, D. Lowe 196, S. Strasburg 153, C. Hamels 112, J. Francis 3, J. Johnson 365
RP -- 230 (6th)
F. Cordero 230
Batting (rank) -- 2450, 10th
Pitching (rank) -- 1517, 8th
Moves used -- 7 of 19
Breakdown by position (rank)
1B -- 319 (9th)
D. Lee 287, P. Sandoval 17, T. Glaus 15
2B -- 252 (10th)
F. Sanchez 64, C. Barmes 188
SS-- 288 (7th)
J. Rollins 166, R. Furcal 57, I. Desmond 65
3B -- 300 (7th)
P. Sandoval 236, P. Alvarez 64
C -- 180 (10th)
J. Lucroy 90, B. Molina 90
OF -- 376 avg. (4th)
R. Braun 469, S. Smith 72, J. Heyward 340, J. Willingham 223, N. McLouth 24
SP -- 321 (8th)
J. Niese 11, J. Garcia 244, B. Zito 203, D. Lowe 196, S. Strasburg 153, C. Hamels 112, J. Francis 3, J. Johnson 365
RP -- 230 (6th)
F. Cordero 230
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Top scoring players of 2010
BATTERS
1. Albert Pujols (PB) 502
2. Carlos Gonzalez (UNG) 498
3. Joey Votto (VCA) 473
4. Ryan Braun (FF) 469
5. Matt Holliday (PYB) 445
6. Jayson Werth (TA) 432
7. Hunter Pence (GG) 418
8. Rickie Weeks (Mis) 413
9. Adrian Gonzalez (TA) 412
10. Dan Uggla (CC) 407
11. Kelly Johnson (PYB) 397
12. David Wright (PYB) 395
13. Brandon Phillips (GG) 389
14. Adam Dunn (AL) 386
15. Shane Victorino (Mis) 386
16. Andrew McCutchen (PB) 386
17. Troy Tulowitzki (AL) 384
18. Martin Prado (PB) 382
19. Ryan Howard (Mis) 380
20. Prince Fielder (CC) 378
PITCHERS
1. Roy Halladay (AL) 512
2. Adam Wainwright (Mis) 467
3. Ubaldo Jimenez (UNG) 464
4. Tim Lincecum (GG) 406
5. Chris Carpenter (TA) 392
6. Clayton Kershaw (GG) 384
7. Dan Haren (CC) 381
8. Yovani Gallardo (UNG) 372
9. Roy Oswalt (PB) 372
10. Josh Johnson (FF) 365
RELIEVERS
1. Billy Wagner (GG) 303
2. Brian Wilson (AL) 302
3. Carlos Marmol (UNG) 282
4. Heath Bell (PB) 280
5. Francisco Cordero (FF) 230
1. Albert Pujols (PB) 502
2. Carlos Gonzalez (UNG) 498
3. Joey Votto (VCA) 473
4. Ryan Braun (FF) 469
5. Matt Holliday (PYB) 445
6. Jayson Werth (TA) 432
7. Hunter Pence (GG) 418
8. Rickie Weeks (Mis) 413
9. Adrian Gonzalez (TA) 412
10. Dan Uggla (CC) 407
11. Kelly Johnson (PYB) 397
12. David Wright (PYB) 395
13. Brandon Phillips (GG) 389
14. Adam Dunn (AL) 386
15. Shane Victorino (Mis) 386
16. Andrew McCutchen (PB) 386
17. Troy Tulowitzki (AL) 384
18. Martin Prado (PB) 382
19. Ryan Howard (Mis) 380
20. Prince Fielder (CC) 378
PITCHERS
1. Roy Halladay (AL) 512
2. Adam Wainwright (Mis) 467
3. Ubaldo Jimenez (UNG) 464
4. Tim Lincecum (GG) 406
5. Chris Carpenter (TA) 392
6. Clayton Kershaw (GG) 384
7. Dan Haren (CC) 381
8. Yovani Gallardo (UNG) 372
9. Roy Oswalt (PB) 372
10. Josh Johnson (FF) 365
RELIEVERS
1. Billy Wagner (GG) 303
2. Brian Wilson (AL) 302
3. Carlos Marmol (UNG) 282
4. Heath Bell (PB) 280
5. Francisco Cordero (FF) 230
2010 season ends
With the Giants beating the Padres, there will be no Game 163 or 164, meaning the 2010 season ends.
And the 2010 FBLG overall championship goes to the Pickle Bugs, who finished the season with a 39-point Sunday and 190-point week to give Jon his first FBLG championship since 2001.
The Bugs took a 2-point lead into the final day and got a big 20-point outing from Ted Lilly. Upton No Good got a 15-point outing from Edwin Jackson, but UNG got little else on the day.
The end result was a 22-point margin of victory by the Bugs over UNG, the fourth closest finish in FBLG history behind Bill Kelm (7 points) in 2004, Noelle Martinez (13) in 1993, and Reid English (17) in 1998.
The 4697 winning total is the smallest winning total since Tim Martinez (4618) in 2002.
Also decided on Sunday, the Arbitration Losers secured third place, outdistancing the Gladstone Goatwhisperers 4579-4556. The Goatwhisperers were hoping for that playoff game and a bonus start for Tim Lincecum.
The Fresh Fish locked up last place and the No. 1 overall draft spot in 2011 (if they come back). It was Rick Ingebritson's first last-place finish since 2000. And the Fish were the first team to fail to score 4,000 points in a season since 2006.
Also Sunday, UNG locked up the consolation prize by beating the VC Appraisers 172-148
Here's how the standings shook out.
1. Pickle Bugs (Jon) 4697
2. Upton No Good (Bill-Rich) 4675
3. Arbitration Losers (Tim) 4579
4. Gladstone Goatwhisperers (Arik) 4556
5. Misfits (Reid) 4459
6. VC Appraisers (Kevin-Dave) 4260
7. Pitch You Blockhead (Scott) 4192
8. Triple-A's (Ken) 4173
9. Chico's Chuggers (Shawn) 4089
10. Fresh Fish (Rick) 3967
And the 2010 FBLG overall championship goes to the Pickle Bugs, who finished the season with a 39-point Sunday and 190-point week to give Jon his first FBLG championship since 2001.
The Bugs took a 2-point lead into the final day and got a big 20-point outing from Ted Lilly. Upton No Good got a 15-point outing from Edwin Jackson, but UNG got little else on the day.
The end result was a 22-point margin of victory by the Bugs over UNG, the fourth closest finish in FBLG history behind Bill Kelm (7 points) in 2004, Noelle Martinez (13) in 1993, and Reid English (17) in 1998.
The 4697 winning total is the smallest winning total since Tim Martinez (4618) in 2002.
Also decided on Sunday, the Arbitration Losers secured third place, outdistancing the Gladstone Goatwhisperers 4579-4556. The Goatwhisperers were hoping for that playoff game and a bonus start for Tim Lincecum.
The Fresh Fish locked up last place and the No. 1 overall draft spot in 2011 (if they come back). It was Rick Ingebritson's first last-place finish since 2000. And the Fish were the first team to fail to score 4,000 points in a season since 2006.
Also Sunday, UNG locked up the consolation prize by beating the VC Appraisers 172-148
Here's how the standings shook out.
1. Pickle Bugs (Jon) 4697
2. Upton No Good (Bill-Rich) 4675
3. Arbitration Losers (Tim) 4579
4. Gladstone Goatwhisperers (Arik) 4556
5. Misfits (Reid) 4459
6. VC Appraisers (Kevin-Dave) 4260
7. Pitch You Blockhead (Scott) 4192
8. Triple-A's (Ken) 4173
9. Chico's Chuggers (Shawn) 4089
10. Fresh Fish (Rick) 3967
Friday, October 1, 2010
The Final Weekend
As the 2010 FBLG season heads into its final weekend, there are still storylines to follow:
The Pickle Bugs are nursing a four-point lead over Upton No Good (4603-4599) for the overall championship.
UNG will get one more start this season from Ubaldo Jimenez on Saturday against the Cardinals and Edwin Jackson on Sunday against the Indians.
The Pickle Bugs will counter with three more scheduled pitching starts: Chad Billingsley Saturday vs. the D-backs; Ted Lilly Sunday vs. the D-backs; and Wandy Rodriguez Sunday vs. the Cubs.
The race for third place remains interesting, with the Arbitration Losers holding a 14-point lead over the Gladstone Goatwhisperers (4511-4497). The Misfits (4407) have faded from contention.
The Losers will get a start from Carlos Zambrano on Saturday vs. the Astros. They'll also pick up 14 points from Jon Garland in an emergency start if Jair Jurrjens doesn't pitch this weekend.
The GGs might get a start this weekend from Cole Hamels. But if he does pitch, it may just be for four innings. Should Clayton Kershaw not pitch this weekend, they'll pick up a 3-point start from Ian Kennedy in the emergency role. There's also the hope that Tim Lincecum could pitch Sunday or Monday (tiebreaker), if needed.
And in the consolation final, UNG leads the VC Appraisers 96-83.
This will be the final blog update until the end of the season. Good luck to all.
The Pickle Bugs are nursing a four-point lead over Upton No Good (4603-4599) for the overall championship.
UNG will get one more start this season from Ubaldo Jimenez on Saturday against the Cardinals and Edwin Jackson on Sunday against the Indians.
The Pickle Bugs will counter with three more scheduled pitching starts: Chad Billingsley Saturday vs. the D-backs; Ted Lilly Sunday vs. the D-backs; and Wandy Rodriguez Sunday vs. the Cubs.
The race for third place remains interesting, with the Arbitration Losers holding a 14-point lead over the Gladstone Goatwhisperers (4511-4497). The Misfits (4407) have faded from contention.
The Losers will get a start from Carlos Zambrano on Saturday vs. the Astros. They'll also pick up 14 points from Jon Garland in an emergency start if Jair Jurrjens doesn't pitch this weekend.
The GGs might get a start this weekend from Cole Hamels. But if he does pitch, it may just be for four innings. Should Clayton Kershaw not pitch this weekend, they'll pick up a 3-point start from Ian Kennedy in the emergency role. There's also the hope that Tim Lincecum could pitch Sunday or Monday (tiebreaker), if needed.
And in the consolation final, UNG leads the VC Appraisers 96-83.
This will be the final blog update until the end of the season. Good luck to all.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Final week of 2010 season
As the FBLG moves deeper into its final week of the season, there are still races left.
But one race that is over is the head-to-head championship. The Gladstone Goatwhisperers wrapped up the head-to-head championship with a 150-118 win over the Arbitration Losers. Both teams struggled with keeping healthy players in the lineup every day. The killer for the Losers was their hope of two pitching starts for Jair Jurrjens turned into zero starts. They ended up with a six-point emergency start from Jon Garland.
The Goatwhisperers won the series 2-1. So here's how the head-to-head season ended (almost)
1st, Gladstone Goatwhisperers (Arik)
2nd, Arbitration Losers (Tim)
3rd, Pickle Bugs (Jon)
4th, Misfits (Reid)
The only spot left undetermined is for fifth-place or the consolation championship. Upton No Good faces the VC Appraisers. So far into the final week, UNG leads 52-36.
The bigger races this week are in the overall standings, and that starts with the overall championship.
After Tuesday, the Pickle Bugs lead the overall battle by 21 points over Upton No Good. The big victory was Ted Lilly's win over Ubaldo Jimenez on Monday.
But it's not all good news for the Bugs. They learned Tuesday that Martin Prado is done for the season. However, as per league rules, they cannot replace Prado in their lineup until he's missed 3 games. That means Saturday, at the earliest. They also lost 3B Ryan Zimmerman for the season. With the Phillies clinching, it's unlikely they'll get another start from Roy Oswalt. But they should get one more start each from Lilly, Wandy Rodriguez and Chad Billingsley.
UNG has already lost their No. 1 overall pick for the season -- Hanley Ramirez. But they will almost certainly get one more start from Jimenez, who is still searching for his 20th win of the season. They'll also get starts from Jhoulys Chacin and Yovani Gallardo, and possibly Edwin Jackson.
The other race is for third, fourth and fifth place overall.
The Arbitration Losers got solid starts from Roy Halladay and Carlos Zambrano, helping them surge out to a 42-point advantage over the Goatwhisperers. Hallday likely won't get another start, as he gets ready for the postseason. But Zambrano should get another start.
The Goatwhisperers should get one more start from each of their four starters. However, Cole Hamels' final start figures to be short, perhaps not long enough to qualify for a win. But if the Giants need a tiebreaker game, Tim Lincecum could be in line for two starts.
The Goatwhispers are trying to fend off the Misfits for fourth place. The Misfits trail the GGs by 69 points. That margin could insurmountable considering the Misfits won't get a Week 26 start from ace Adam Wainwright, and Phillies Ryan Howard and Shane Victorino figure to get a lot of rest this weekend.
But one race that is over is the head-to-head championship. The Gladstone Goatwhisperers wrapped up the head-to-head championship with a 150-118 win over the Arbitration Losers. Both teams struggled with keeping healthy players in the lineup every day. The killer for the Losers was their hope of two pitching starts for Jair Jurrjens turned into zero starts. They ended up with a six-point emergency start from Jon Garland.
The Goatwhisperers won the series 2-1. So here's how the head-to-head season ended (almost)
1st, Gladstone Goatwhisperers (Arik)
2nd, Arbitration Losers (Tim)
3rd, Pickle Bugs (Jon)
4th, Misfits (Reid)
The only spot left undetermined is for fifth-place or the consolation championship. Upton No Good faces the VC Appraisers. So far into the final week, UNG leads 52-36.
The bigger races this week are in the overall standings, and that starts with the overall championship.
After Tuesday, the Pickle Bugs lead the overall battle by 21 points over Upton No Good. The big victory was Ted Lilly's win over Ubaldo Jimenez on Monday.
But it's not all good news for the Bugs. They learned Tuesday that Martin Prado is done for the season. However, as per league rules, they cannot replace Prado in their lineup until he's missed 3 games. That means Saturday, at the earliest. They also lost 3B Ryan Zimmerman for the season. With the Phillies clinching, it's unlikely they'll get another start from Roy Oswalt. But they should get one more start each from Lilly, Wandy Rodriguez and Chad Billingsley.
UNG has already lost their No. 1 overall pick for the season -- Hanley Ramirez. But they will almost certainly get one more start from Jimenez, who is still searching for his 20th win of the season. They'll also get starts from Jhoulys Chacin and Yovani Gallardo, and possibly Edwin Jackson.
The other race is for third, fourth and fifth place overall.
The Arbitration Losers got solid starts from Roy Halladay and Carlos Zambrano, helping them surge out to a 42-point advantage over the Goatwhisperers. Hallday likely won't get another start, as he gets ready for the postseason. But Zambrano should get another start.
The Goatwhisperers should get one more start from each of their four starters. However, Cole Hamels' final start figures to be short, perhaps not long enough to qualify for a win. But if the Giants need a tiebreaker game, Tim Lincecum could be in line for two starts.
The Goatwhispers are trying to fend off the Misfits for fourth place. The Misfits trail the GGs by 69 points. That margin could insurmountable considering the Misfits won't get a Week 26 start from ace Adam Wainwright, and Phillies Ryan Howard and Shane Victorino figure to get a lot of rest this weekend.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Week 26 roster moves
Late moves from last week
GLADSTONE GOATWHISPERERS: Acquired C Ivan Rodriguez and activated him in place of C Yadier Molina (missed 3 games)
UPTON NO GOOD: Acquired SS Emilio Bonifacio, activated him in placed of SS Hanley Ramirez (missed 3 games)
PITCH YOU BLOCKHEAD: Activated SS Yunel Escobar in place of SS Jerry Hairston Jr. (missed 3 games)
CHICO'S CHUGGERS: Acquired and activated SS Rafael Furcal in place of SS Felipe Lopez (missed 3 games)
ARBITRATION LOSERS: Activated SP Jon Garland as emergency starter for SP Jair Jurrjens
PLAYERS ACQUIRED
3B Aramis Ramirez, by Arbitration Losers (Sept. #3)
PLAYERS RELEASED
SP Barry Enright, by Arbitration Losers
3B Aramis Ramirez, by Chico's Chuggers (stolen)
WEEK 26 ACTIVE ROSTER CHANGES
UPTON NO GOOD: No changes
PICKLE BUGS: Benched 3B Ryan Zimmerman and SP Randy Wells; activated 3B Migel Tejada and SP Ted Lilly
VC APPRAISERS: No changes
FRESH FISH: Benched 3B Pablo Sandoval; activated 3B Pedro Alvarez
GLADSTONE GOATWHISPERERS: No changes
ARBITRATION LOSERS: Benched 3B Mark Reynolds, OF Dexter Fowler and SP Jon Garland; activated 3B Aramis Ramirez, OF Andres Torres and SP Jair Jurrjens
TRIPLE-A'S: No changes
MISFITS: Benched SP Homer Bailey; activated SP Daniel Hudson
PITCH YOU BLOCKHEAD: No changes
CHICO'S CHUGGERS: No changes
GLADSTONE GOATWHISPERERS: Acquired C Ivan Rodriguez and activated him in place of C Yadier Molina (missed 3 games)
UPTON NO GOOD: Acquired SS Emilio Bonifacio, activated him in placed of SS Hanley Ramirez (missed 3 games)
PITCH YOU BLOCKHEAD: Activated SS Yunel Escobar in place of SS Jerry Hairston Jr. (missed 3 games)
CHICO'S CHUGGERS: Acquired and activated SS Rafael Furcal in place of SS Felipe Lopez (missed 3 games)
ARBITRATION LOSERS: Activated SP Jon Garland as emergency starter for SP Jair Jurrjens
PLAYERS ACQUIRED
3B Aramis Ramirez, by Arbitration Losers (Sept. #3)
PLAYERS RELEASED
SP Barry Enright, by Arbitration Losers
3B Aramis Ramirez, by Chico's Chuggers (stolen)
WEEK 26 ACTIVE ROSTER CHANGES
UPTON NO GOOD: No changes
PICKLE BUGS: Benched 3B Ryan Zimmerman and SP Randy Wells; activated 3B Migel Tejada and SP Ted Lilly
VC APPRAISERS: No changes
FRESH FISH: Benched 3B Pablo Sandoval; activated 3B Pedro Alvarez
GLADSTONE GOATWHISPERERS: No changes
ARBITRATION LOSERS: Benched 3B Mark Reynolds, OF Dexter Fowler and SP Jon Garland; activated 3B Aramis Ramirez, OF Andres Torres and SP Jair Jurrjens
TRIPLE-A'S: No changes
MISFITS: Benched SP Homer Bailey; activated SP Daniel Hudson
PITCH YOU BLOCKHEAD: No changes
CHICO'S CHUGGERS: No changes
Monday, September 20, 2010
FBLG near-end update
Sorry, owners for the lack of blog updates. It's been busy for the Commish. But we've been working hard to keep the score sheet updated.
Here's where we stand, heading into Week 25.
For the third consecutive year, the head-to-head finals goes to a deciding third game. The Arbitration Losers squeaked out a Week 24 win of the Gladstone Goatwhisperers, thanks in large part to Troy Tulowitzki.
The third game got off to a good start Monday for the GGs, however, with Cole Hamels getting a win and Jair Jurrjens skipping his Monday start with knee problems. Jurrjens could pitch later this week for the Losers. If not, Jon Garland becomes the emergency starter.
The Pickle Bugs scored another win over the Misfits to claim third-place in the head-to-head with a 2-0 sweep. After winning in the first round, the Misfits dropped four straight head-to-head games.
In the head-to-head consolation, the VC Appraisers scored a win over the Upton No Good, as UNG had a run a three straight 200+ weeks end. But on the strength of those weeks, UNG is a virtual lock to claim one of the two spots in the head-to-head consolation final.
The VC Appraisers can claim the other spot with a win over Chico's Chuggers this week. But even with a loss, VCA can also claim a spot with a solid scoring week.
Teams tied after Round 5 of the round robin will have ties broken with aggregate scoring over the five weeks of the round robin. Heading into Week 25, here are the aggregate totals: UNG 813, VCA 684, Triple-A's 656, Chico's Chuggers 647, Pitch You Blockhead 616.
The overall race still remains very entertaining, with four teams divided by 42 points, through Monday's games.
Here are the standings
1. Upton No Good (Bill-Rich) 4337
2. Pickle Bugs (Jon) 4322
3. Gladstone Goatwhisperers (Arik) 4302
4. Arbitration Losers (Tim) 4295
5. Misfits (Reid) 4227
6. VC Appraisers (Kevin-Dave) 3988
7. Triple-A's (Ken) 3914
8. Pitch You Blockhead (Scott) 3865
9. Chico's Chuggers (Shawn) 3796
10. Fresh Fish (Rick) 3753
Here's where we stand, heading into Week 25.
For the third consecutive year, the head-to-head finals goes to a deciding third game. The Arbitration Losers squeaked out a Week 24 win of the Gladstone Goatwhisperers, thanks in large part to Troy Tulowitzki.
The third game got off to a good start Monday for the GGs, however, with Cole Hamels getting a win and Jair Jurrjens skipping his Monday start with knee problems. Jurrjens could pitch later this week for the Losers. If not, Jon Garland becomes the emergency starter.
The Pickle Bugs scored another win over the Misfits to claim third-place in the head-to-head with a 2-0 sweep. After winning in the first round, the Misfits dropped four straight head-to-head games.
In the head-to-head consolation, the VC Appraisers scored a win over the Upton No Good, as UNG had a run a three straight 200+ weeks end. But on the strength of those weeks, UNG is a virtual lock to claim one of the two spots in the head-to-head consolation final.
The VC Appraisers can claim the other spot with a win over Chico's Chuggers this week. But even with a loss, VCA can also claim a spot with a solid scoring week.
Teams tied after Round 5 of the round robin will have ties broken with aggregate scoring over the five weeks of the round robin. Heading into Week 25, here are the aggregate totals: UNG 813, VCA 684, Triple-A's 656, Chico's Chuggers 647, Pitch You Blockhead 616.
The overall race still remains very entertaining, with four teams divided by 42 points, through Monday's games.
Here are the standings
1. Upton No Good (Bill-Rich) 4337
2. Pickle Bugs (Jon) 4322
3. Gladstone Goatwhisperers (Arik) 4302
4. Arbitration Losers (Tim) 4295
5. Misfits (Reid) 4227
6. VC Appraisers (Kevin-Dave) 3988
7. Triple-A's (Ken) 3914
8. Pitch You Blockhead (Scott) 3865
9. Chico's Chuggers (Shawn) 3796
10. Fresh Fish (Rick) 3753
Week 25 moves
PLAYERS ACQUIRED
OF Johnny Gomes, by Upton No Good (Sept. #2)
SP Randy Wells, by Pickle Bugs (Sept. #1)
OF Roger Bernardina, by Triple-A's (Sept. #1)
PLAYERS RELEASED
OF Manny Ramirez, by Upton No Good
SP Anibal Sanchez, by Pickle Bugs
OF Scott Podsednik, by Triple-A's
WEEK 25 ACTIVE ROSTER CHANGES
UPTON NO GOOD: Benched OF Justin Upton and SP Travis Wood; activated OF Johnny Gomes and SP Jhoulys Chacin
PICKLE BUGS: Benched SS Miguel Tejada, released SP Anibal Sanchez; activated SS Orlando Cabrera and SP Randy Wells.
FRESH FISH: No changes
VC APPRAISERS: No changes
GLADSTONE GOATWHISPERERS: Benched OF Jose Tabata, activated OF Jay Bruce
ARBITRATION LOSERS: No changes
TRIPLE-A'S: Benched C Geovany Soto; released OF Scott Podsednik; activated C Koyie Hill and OF Roger Bernardina
MISFITS: Benched SP Daniel Hudson; activated SP Ryan Dempster
PITCH YOU BLOCKHEAD: No changes
CHICO'S CHUGGERS: No changes
OF Johnny Gomes, by Upton No Good (Sept. #2)
SP Randy Wells, by Pickle Bugs (Sept. #1)
OF Roger Bernardina, by Triple-A's (Sept. #1)
PLAYERS RELEASED
OF Manny Ramirez, by Upton No Good
SP Anibal Sanchez, by Pickle Bugs
OF Scott Podsednik, by Triple-A's
WEEK 25 ACTIVE ROSTER CHANGES
UPTON NO GOOD: Benched OF Justin Upton and SP Travis Wood; activated OF Johnny Gomes and SP Jhoulys Chacin
PICKLE BUGS: Benched SS Miguel Tejada, released SP Anibal Sanchez; activated SS Orlando Cabrera and SP Randy Wells.
FRESH FISH: No changes
VC APPRAISERS: No changes
GLADSTONE GOATWHISPERERS: Benched OF Jose Tabata, activated OF Jay Bruce
ARBITRATION LOSERS: No changes
TRIPLE-A'S: Benched C Geovany Soto; released OF Scott Podsednik; activated C Koyie Hill and OF Roger Bernardina
MISFITS: Benched SP Daniel Hudson; activated SP Ryan Dempster
PITCH YOU BLOCKHEAD: No changes
CHICO'S CHUGGERS: No changes
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Week 24 roster moves
PLAYERS ACQUIRED
SP Travis Wood, by Upton No Good (September No. 1)
OF Mike Stanton, by Misfits (September No. 1)
SP Carlos Zambrano, by Arbitration Losers (September No. 2)
PLAYERS RELEASED
SP Mike Minor, by Upton No Good
SP Jordan Zimmermann, by Arbitration Losers
OF Ryan Ludwick, by Misfits
SP Aaron Harang, by Pitch You Blockhead
SP Carlos Silva, by Pitch You Blockhead
Active roster changes
UPTON NO GOOD: Benched SP Jhoulys Chacin and OF Manny Ramirez; activated SP Travis Wood and OF Justin Upton.
PICKLE BUGS: No changes
FRESH FISH: No changes
VC APPRAISERS: Benched SS Ryan Theriot; activated SS Jose Reyes
GLADSTONE GOATWHISPERERS: Benched SP Ian Kennedy; activated SP Cole Hamels
ARBITRATION LOSERS: Released SP Jordan Zimmermann; activated SP Carlos Zambrano
TRIPLE-A'S: No changes
MISFITS: Benched OF Tyler Colvin; activated OF Mike Stanton
PITCH YOU BLOCKHEAD: Released SP Aaron Harang and SS Yunel Escobar; activated SP Clayton Richard and SS Jerry Hairston Jr.
CHICO'S CHUGGERS: No changes
SP Travis Wood, by Upton No Good (September No. 1)
OF Mike Stanton, by Misfits (September No. 1)
SP Carlos Zambrano, by Arbitration Losers (September No. 2)
PLAYERS RELEASED
SP Mike Minor, by Upton No Good
SP Jordan Zimmermann, by Arbitration Losers
OF Ryan Ludwick, by Misfits
SP Aaron Harang, by Pitch You Blockhead
SP Carlos Silva, by Pitch You Blockhead
Active roster changes
UPTON NO GOOD: Benched SP Jhoulys Chacin and OF Manny Ramirez; activated SP Travis Wood and OF Justin Upton.
PICKLE BUGS: No changes
FRESH FISH: No changes
VC APPRAISERS: Benched SS Ryan Theriot; activated SS Jose Reyes
GLADSTONE GOATWHISPERERS: Benched SP Ian Kennedy; activated SP Cole Hamels
ARBITRATION LOSERS: Released SP Jordan Zimmermann; activated SP Carlos Zambrano
TRIPLE-A'S: No changes
MISFITS: Benched OF Tyler Colvin; activated OF Mike Stanton
PITCH YOU BLOCKHEAD: Released SP Aaron Harang and SS Yunel Escobar; activated SP Clayton Richard and SS Jerry Hairston Jr.
CHICO'S CHUGGERS: No changes
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