MadJimiBrewha
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McCalvy's rundown of injuries entering camp
It looks like Hall won't be the only player in the training room to start camp. Most notably Gwynn and Bourgeois seem to have some early issues that could impact their chances of making the team if they don't heal up quickly.
EDIT: A quick rundown:
Hall's injury is as previously thought, partially torn calf, 4-6 weeks.
Gwynn has a shoulder impingement and will not be allowed to throw.
Jason Bourgeois has a broken left pinkie finger.
Alex Periard has tightness in his shoulder.
Chris Capuano and Mark Rogers still cannot throw as they recover from their respective arm troubles.
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Rule 5 Draft
by MadJimiBrewha on Dec 11, 2008 12:53 PM EST
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These look like the results of the Rule 5 draft for the Brewers. These include the minor league portion as well.
Brewers Lost:
Lou Palmisano, C - Orioles [ED: The O's traded him to the Astros.]
Patrick Ryan, RHP - Mariners
Guilder Rodriguez, SS - Rangers
Brewers aquisitions:
Eddie Morlan, RHP from Rays (ML Phase)
Mark Heilman, RHP from Cubs (minor league phase)
John Ash, IF from Astros
Shane Justis, IF from Dodgers
Juan Sanchez, IF from Twins
EDITOR: More on these guys later. Thanks Jimi!
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Turnbow Expectations
by MadJimiBrewha on Jul 17, 2008 4:23 AM EDT
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After coming across Turnbow's name in the SI article on Attanasio, I got to thinking what my expectations are for him in the future.
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Get off your rear and vote
by MadJimiBrewha on Jul 10, 2008 12:45 PM EDT
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You don't even have to get off your rear, you can just sit right where you are and VOTE.
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Jeremy Jeffress suspension up this Thursday
Hopefully the organization banned him from going to see the new Harold and Kumar movie.
Photographic evidence of Gagne's 2nd blown save.
Hmmm...one of these things is not like the other.
Dunn is one big guy.
Caught some Brewers BP before Tuesday night's game. I swear it looked like Sheets was hitting up Simmons on hitting advice the entire 45 minutes they were out there.
Parra's Workload
by MadJimiBrewha on Mar 16, 2008 2:18 PM EDT
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After another stellar outing by Parra yesterday I got curious about his past workload. Here are his yearly IP according to The Baseball Cube:
2002 - 49.2
2003 - 138.2
2004 - 73.1
2005 - 91.0
2006 - 86.0
2007 - 133.0
Assuming he is past his arm problems, it is conceivable that even if he makes the team out of spring training we are not going to have a full year of him. If you use this law of 30 that everybody was referencing with Gallardo, we probably shouldn't expect more than 160-165 innings. That being the case, what is the best way to distribute those innings or do we consider him a special circumstance that isn't bound by that 30 inning rule because he is older than Gallardo?
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