The Frontier League's Southern Illinois Miners have acquired the rights to erstwhile reliever B.J. Hagen.
The Astros signed Hagen at the end of January, and he pitched for Greeneville and the GCL Astros, and posted a 5.95 ERA / 1.83 WHIP in 12 games.
We didn't come out here to play tiddlywinks, son.
-Hal Smith
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Tranzactionz!
Got some transactions for you on this beautiful Saturday morning:
July 16
Round Rock activated Josh Banks (All-Star Game)
Round Rock assigned Danny Meszaros to Round Rock from Corpus
In 26 appearances for the Hooks (32IP), Meszaros allowed 28H/11ER, with 42K:16BB for a 3.09 ERA/1.38 WHIP. In his last ten games, Meszaros has allowed 8H/1ER, 15K:6BB in 12.1IP.
Corpus placed Marcos Cabral on the Temporarily Inactive list, and activated Jordan Lyles (All-Star Game)
Lexington activated Dan Sarisky from the 7-Day DL.
Greeneville assigned B.J. Hagen to GCL Astros.
In seven appearances for the Gastros, Hagen (an off-season signee) allowed 19H/11ER in 10IP, with a 9.90 ERA/1.90 WHIP. He last pitched for Greeneville on July 10, when he allowed 6H/4ER in 1.1IP.
July 16
Round Rock activated Josh Banks (All-Star Game)
Round Rock assigned Danny Meszaros to Round Rock from Corpus
In 26 appearances for the Hooks (32IP), Meszaros allowed 28H/11ER, with 42K:16BB for a 3.09 ERA/1.38 WHIP. In his last ten games, Meszaros has allowed 8H/1ER, 15K:6BB in 12.1IP.
Corpus placed Marcos Cabral on the Temporarily Inactive list, and activated Jordan Lyles (All-Star Game)
Lexington activated Dan Sarisky from the 7-Day DL.
Greeneville assigned B.J. Hagen to GCL Astros.
In seven appearances for the Gastros, Hagen (an off-season signee) allowed 19H/11ER in 10IP, with a 9.90 ERA/1.90 WHIP. He last pitched for Greeneville on July 10, when he allowed 6H/4ER in 1.1IP.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Further nice words about B.J. Hagen
Here are some nice words about recent signee B.J. Hagen, from Traverse City Director of Baseball Operations Jason Wuerfel:
"Hagen got better and better as the summer went on, and in the end, had too good of numbers for someone not to notice. He has a deceptive delivery and throws on a hard, downward plane, which can make a 88-90mph fastball look like a 95-97mph fastball. As he built confidence down the stretch, he was unhittable."
Love. It.
"Hagen got better and better as the summer went on, and in the end, had too good of numbers for someone not to notice. He has a deceptive delivery and throws on a hard, downward plane, which can make a 88-90mph fastball look like a 95-97mph fastball. As he built confidence down the stretch, he was unhittable."
Love. It.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Signings!
Some transaction updates from Baseball America that we didn't know about:
The Astros signed, in addition to Shane Loux and Cory Sullivan, RHPs B.J. Hagen and Jared Wells.
BA, on Hagen:
Hagen, 23, signed his first deal with an affiliated club after playing in the Frontier League last year. The Charlotte product appeared in 29 games for Traverse City, striking out 38 and walking 16 in 40 innings. Opponents hit just .178 as he compiled a 2.48 ERA.
28-year old RHP Jared Wells converted to a reliever in the 2007 season, and has spent time in the Padres and Mariners' systems.
In 2009, Wells spent 28 of his 30 games with the Mariners' Triple-A team in Tacoma, posting a 5.09 ERA/1.67 WHIP in 35.1IP, striking out 27 with 24 walks. In 721 career IP, Wells has a 4.46 ERA/1.48 WHIP in the minors, with a career 544K:305BB. His hit rate is fairly low, but as you can see, the walks are killing him.
The Astros signed, in addition to Shane Loux and Cory Sullivan, RHPs B.J. Hagen and Jared Wells.
BA, on Hagen:
Hagen, 23, signed his first deal with an affiliated club after playing in the Frontier League last year. The Charlotte product appeared in 29 games for Traverse City, striking out 38 and walking 16 in 40 innings. Opponents hit just .178 as he compiled a 2.48 ERA.
28-year old RHP Jared Wells converted to a reliever in the 2007 season, and has spent time in the Padres and Mariners' systems.
In 2009, Wells spent 28 of his 30 games with the Mariners' Triple-A team in Tacoma, posting a 5.09 ERA/1.67 WHIP in 35.1IP, striking out 27 with 24 walks. In 721 career IP, Wells has a 4.46 ERA/1.48 WHIP in the minors, with a career 544K:305BB. His hit rate is fairly low, but as you can see, the walks are killing him.
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