By Chris Quick on March 17, 2010
(H/T to rotorueter of McC for this bit of information) According to a tweet from MASN’s Ben Gosseling, the Nats have released Elijah Dukes and, shockingly, it has nothing to with off-the-field issues. Dukes was expected to start the season as the right fielder for the D.C. club but now he’ll look for a new [...]
Posted in Giants | Tagged aubrey huff, elijah dukes, first base, nate schierholtz, right field
By Chris Quick on September 5, 2008
I meant to do this earlier when the call-ups were first announced, but I got sidetracked. If you’re wondering how some of our minor league player’s performances might translate to the majors, this post is for you. Note: Translations are NOT a guarantee of performance nor are they a prediction of what a player will [...]
Posted in Giants, Minors | Tagged brad hennessey, Geno Espineli, john bowker, MLE, nate schierholtz, pat misch, scott mcclain, September call-ups, steve holm
By Chris Quick on June 24, 2008
We’ve looked at Augusta (A) San Jose (A+) and Connecticut (AA) so far in our farm review. The earlier levels are filled with prospects who could one day reach the Giants and make an impact. Does Fresno have the same kind of prospects? Not so much. Most AAA teams these days are filled with journeymen [...]
Posted in Giants, Minors | Tagged brian bocock, eugene espineli, eugenio velez, farm review, grizzlies, nate schierholtz, pat misch, scott mcclain, WBQOTW