Former Phillies assistant general manager Mike Arbuckle, now a special adviser with the Royals, was at Lehigh Valley Friday when a pair of top prospects - Carrasco and catcher Lou Marson - were in action. The Royals have a couple of pitchers, Gil Meche and Brian Bannister, and several hitters who could be available via trade . . .
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Carrasco and Marson
aren’t posting very good stats this season, so it’s surprising that Meche and Bannister get mentioned in the same paragraph with them.
What about that Donald guy?
Coffee. The NEW Performance Enhancing drug for Sport's Writers. Just ask Ken Rosenthal.
He's been crappy this year
And he’s hurt. He strikes out a ton and some question whether he can stay at short. But other than that he’s a good player.
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Light hitting middle infielders are the currency of baseball!!!!
If all else fails, stop using all else
Looks to me like Carrasco
has been pitching very well since around May 17.
*You think I'm good* "You know, that Farnsworth is pretty good." *You will give me 9 million dollars* "So, Farnsy, how does $9 million sound?"
by jackie ballgame on Jun 30, 2009 10:03 AM EDT reply actions
Something involving Banny for Marson???
We gain a long-term solution at catcher, Philly gets some stability in the rotation, nothing flashy but I could see Banny being even better in the NL.
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