It was rumored that there were some major minor-league cuts (see what I did there? Bam!) on Monday night, and Baseball America confirmed it. Players no longer with the Astros are:
Casey Hudspeth
Ben Paxton
Jordan Powell
Spencer Hylander
Antonio Noguera
Kirkland Rivers
Craig Corrado
Mike Diaz
Gabe Suarez
Sean Barksdale
This makes me sad. Spencer Hylander had a good year. The Astros signed Paxton at the end of November - what the heck could have happened? And Gabe Suarez signed in May via the Long Island Ducks.
We didn't come out here to play tiddlywinks, son.
-Hal Smith
Showing posts with label Antonio Noguera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Antonio Noguera. Show all posts
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
I really need one of these "sources"
Farmstros has a few things of note from a source in Florida. First, a report from yesterday that RHPs Scott Migl and Jack Tilghman have been cut. There were also apparently numerous cuts taking place on Monday night, but the only one confirmed by Farmstros was LHP Michael Hacker.
This is in addition to a report that Casey Hudspeth and Jordan Powell were cut.
Which is building on this report that seven younguns were cut: Sean Barksdale, OF; Craig Corrado, IF; Michael Diaz, IF; Spencer Hylander, LHP; Antonio Noguera, LHP; Ben Paxton, P; Kirkland Rivers, LHP
We'll keep an eye out for who these cuts might be...
This is in addition to a report that Casey Hudspeth and Jordan Powell were cut.
Which is building on this report that seven younguns were cut: Sean Barksdale, OF; Craig Corrado, IF; Michael Diaz, IF; Spencer Hylander, LHP; Antonio Noguera, LHP; Ben Paxton, P; Kirkland Rivers, LHP
We'll keep an eye out for who these cuts might be...
Monday, August 3, 2009
Transactions
Some transactions of note over the last couple of days:
August 1
Lexington places LHP Michael Hacker on 7-Day DL
Pitcher Antonio Noguera assigned to Lexington from Tri-City
Pitcher Dan Sarisky assigned to Tri-City from Greeneville
Greeneville signs free agent pitcher Abraham Gonzalez
August 1
Lexington places LHP Michael Hacker on 7-Day DL
Pitcher Antonio Noguera assigned to Lexington from Tri-City
Pitcher Dan Sarisky assigned to Tri-City from Greeneville
Greeneville signs free agent pitcher Abraham Gonzalez
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Eddie's Farm: June 24
Round Rock
A 2-run single by Brian Bogusevic provided all the offense the Express could muster, and it temporarily provided a 2-1 lead over Oklahoma City, but Jeremy Johnson gave it right back, throwing 6IP, 5H/3ER, 3K:2BB. Abercrombie, Manzella, Santangelo, and Yordany also provided a hit while Sammy Gervacio and Tyler Lumsden combined for two innings of scoreless relief in a 3-2 loss. 4-5-6 hitters John Gall, Jason Smith, and Chris Johnson were a combined 0x12 with 4Ks.
Corpus
Despite getting outhit 9-5, the Hooks scraped together a 1-0 win over San Antonio. Brad James threw 6IP, 6H/0ER, 6K:2BB, as C-Lo, Abreu and Burton threw 3IP in relief. Wladimir Sutil was 2x4, but it was Jimmy Van Ostrand's pinch-hit RBI single in the 8th that won the game.
Tri-City
The ValleyCats had 2-run innings in the 2nd, 6th, 8th, and 9th to beat Vermont 8-6. Jeff Hulett and Temple grad Sean Barksdale had three hits each, while Brian Kemp and Brandon Wikoff got two hits each in the win. Ben Orloff was 0x5, but got 2RBI (you read that right), as did Kemp and Barksdale. Tri-City had five errors in the game - two fielding, one pickoff attempt, one fielding, and one missed catch - though it only led to one unearned run. SP Kyle Godfrey threw 3IP, 6H/4ER, 2BB; Antonio Noguera threw 4IP of shutout baseball for the win, while Robby Donovan got his first save. Reliever Brandt Walker didn't allow a hit, but walked four batters and gave up a run.
Greeneville
The Greeneville Astros lost 4-3 to Bristol last night. Carlos Quevedo got the loss with 7H/4ER in 4IP, though Yuri Perez shut Bristol down over the last 3.2IP, allowing 3H/0ER. Nathan Metroka was 2x4 while catcher Bubby Williams (my favorite name of everyone in the Astros' organization) had a 2-run double in the losing effort.
A 2-run single by Brian Bogusevic provided all the offense the Express could muster, and it temporarily provided a 2-1 lead over Oklahoma City, but Jeremy Johnson gave it right back, throwing 6IP, 5H/3ER, 3K:2BB. Abercrombie, Manzella, Santangelo, and Yordany also provided a hit while Sammy Gervacio and Tyler Lumsden combined for two innings of scoreless relief in a 3-2 loss. 4-5-6 hitters John Gall, Jason Smith, and Chris Johnson were a combined 0x12 with 4Ks.
Corpus
Despite getting outhit 9-5, the Hooks scraped together a 1-0 win over San Antonio. Brad James threw 6IP, 6H/0ER, 6K:2BB, as C-Lo, Abreu and Burton threw 3IP in relief. Wladimir Sutil was 2x4, but it was Jimmy Van Ostrand's pinch-hit RBI single in the 8th that won the game.
Tri-City
The ValleyCats had 2-run innings in the 2nd, 6th, 8th, and 9th to beat Vermont 8-6. Jeff Hulett and Temple grad Sean Barksdale had three hits each, while Brian Kemp and Brandon Wikoff got two hits each in the win. Ben Orloff was 0x5, but got 2RBI (you read that right), as did Kemp and Barksdale. Tri-City had five errors in the game - two fielding, one pickoff attempt, one fielding, and one missed catch - though it only led to one unearned run. SP Kyle Godfrey threw 3IP, 6H/4ER, 2BB; Antonio Noguera threw 4IP of shutout baseball for the win, while Robby Donovan got his first save. Reliever Brandt Walker didn't allow a hit, but walked four batters and gave up a run.
Greeneville
The Greeneville Astros lost 4-3 to Bristol last night. Carlos Quevedo got the loss with 7H/4ER in 4IP, though Yuri Perez shut Bristol down over the last 3.2IP, allowing 3H/0ER. Nathan Metroka was 2x4 while catcher Bubby Williams (my favorite name of everyone in the Astros' organization) had a 2-run double in the losing effort.
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