According to our buddy Greg Rajan, Danny Meszaros has been sent down to Corpus, while reliever Mike Perconte has been released.
In 25.2IP for OKC, Meszaros has allowed 34H/13ER, 27K:14BB, and allowed 5H/4ER in 0.2IP on July 7 (though he did throw a perfect inning on Saturday).
Perconte had a decidedly tougher spell with Corpus Christi, allowing 15H/11ER, 5K:2BB and 3HR in six appearances (4.1IP). Yesterday (July 10) Perconte allowed 3H/2ER, 1K:1BB in 0.2IP.
The RedHawks did place C Brian Esposito on the 7-Day DL on July 9, as well.
We didn't come out here to play tiddlywinks, son.
-Hal Smith
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Monday, July 11, 2011
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Corpus' corresponding moves annoucned
So last night, after Chris Wallace got brought up to Corpus from Lexington, there were your requisite corresponding moves:
Brought Up
Chris Wallace, from Lexington to Corpus
Sent Down
Federico Hernandez, from Corpus to Lancaster
Released
Matt Nevarez
Signed
Pitcher Mike Perconte
Perconte is a 25-year old RHP who has spent three full seasons in the minors - from 2008-2010 with the Cubs, and 2011 with Double-A Frisco in the Rangers system. He has a career 4.18 ERA/1.37 WHIP, with 229H/110ER, 235K:94BB in 236.2IP.
For Frisco, he allowed 27H/17ER, 28K:15BB in 28.1IP.
Nevarez' releasing is unsurprising given that, in Corpus in 2010-11, he has 64K:71BB, and had walked 23 batters in 21IP in 2011. Nevarez did come to Houston from Texas as part of the Pudge trade in August 2009.
Greg Rajan said it best about Hernandez:
Not shocking that Federico Hernandez was demoted, just that it took this long took many around the team by surprise. After all, how many MLB teams keep a .140 hitter as their No. 1 Double-A catcher for an entire half? Not sure what #Astros were thinking.
Brought Up
Chris Wallace, from Lexington to Corpus
Sent Down
Federico Hernandez, from Corpus to Lancaster
Released
Matt Nevarez
Signed
Pitcher Mike Perconte
Perconte is a 25-year old RHP who has spent three full seasons in the minors - from 2008-2010 with the Cubs, and 2011 with Double-A Frisco in the Rangers system. He has a career 4.18 ERA/1.37 WHIP, with 229H/110ER, 235K:94BB in 236.2IP.
For Frisco, he allowed 27H/17ER, 28K:15BB in 28.1IP.
Nevarez' releasing is unsurprising given that, in Corpus in 2010-11, he has 64K:71BB, and had walked 23 batters in 21IP in 2011. Nevarez did come to Houston from Texas as part of the Pudge trade in August 2009.
Greg Rajan said it best about Hernandez:
Not shocking that Federico Hernandez was demoted, just that it took this long took many around the team by surprise. After all, how many MLB teams keep a .140 hitter as their No. 1 Double-A catcher for an entire half? Not sure what #Astros were thinking.
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