Scot Shields Set to Return
by jjackflash on Apr 5, 2008 11:56 AM PDT
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PrintScot Shields is apparently ready to come off the DL when eligible today. Frankly, I'd be wary about bringing the guy up after only one inning in the minors.
Rich Thompson's implosion last night makes him the most likely to be demoted to the SLC Bees (or whatever they're called these days). Thompson has done nothing in his admittedly limited major league experience to justify his presence. He has pitched 7 2/3 innings; 3 2/3 have come against Texas, and he's allowed 9 ER in that time (including last night).
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yeah
im wary about bringing him up too, but you know they probably will.
and yes, thompson seems most likely to go.
better not be O'Day.... that guy's solid.
Bring up Wood!!!
Thompson sent to AAA
He has good stuff, but has had some major control problems in the majors, constantly getting into hitters counts
Get rid of Quinlan
AAA SLCity beat AAA Las Vegas 5-3 again tonight.
Jose Arredondo got save #2 in his second appearance for the BEES. 1IP, 0H, 0R, 1 SO.
is it just me or is our AAA team stacked?
thats a whole lot of talent
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlTvSUCCqPo
by ANewFoundThrice on Apr 7, 2008 11:27 PM PDT reply actions
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