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San Diego, CA – The San Diego Padres announced today that they have purchased the contract of infielder Edgar Gonzalez from Triple-A Portland and have designated infielder Callix Crabbe for assignment.
PORTLAND, OR: After Chase Headle,y second baseman Matt Antonelli is probably the best known of the Padres’ prospects. Antonelli had a big year in Lake Elsinore/San Antonio in 2007, hitting with power, posting a near .400 on-base percentage and showing that he handle second defensively.
With Fort Wayne’s game cancelled due to rain and San Antonio enjoying a rare Sunday off, only two teams were in action on Sunday. Wade LeBlanc and Enrique Gonzalez each get losses, as the Beavers are swept. Corey Kluber gets hit hard again and the Storm offense is dormant for the fourth time in six days.
San Diego, CA – The San Diego Padres today acquired right-handed pitcher Bryan Corey from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for a player to be named later or cash considerations. The club also optioned left-handed pitcher Joe Thatcher to Triple-A Portland.
Left-hander Sean Henn joined the San Diego Padres on Saturday after being plucked off waivers from the New York Yankees the day before. Here is a scouting report on Henn, courtesy of PinstripesPlus.com, the authority on the Yankees farm system.
The Top 60 Padres' Prospects : 31-60
Here are the Top 60 Padres’ prospects, numbers 31-60. MadFriars.com gives a little insight on each selection in our rankings but will follow up more in depth with individual scouting reports on each player throughout this off-season, starting in descending order, after posting the Top 30 next week.
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Denis Savage
2005-11-20
Another Torch Is Passed
During week eight, football analysts decreed that Antonio Gates had taken the title of the league’s premiere tight end away from Tony Gonzalez, as Gates finished that game against the Chiefs with ten catches for 145 yards and three touchdowns. In week eleven, a torch of equal significance was passed. The label of the Chargers’ quarterback of the future reverted back to its original owner, as Drew Brees proved he is the quarterback of both the present and the future.
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Michael Lombardo
2005-11-20
Aggressive mentality pays off in Chargers win
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The Chargers went for it on two fourth downs inside the Bills’ two-yard line, converting both.
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Denis Savage
2005-11-20
Chargers retire Lance Alworth’s number 19
The San Diego Chargers honored Lance Alworth at halftime of their game against the Buffalo Bills. In a touch of irony, Alworth’s number 19 jersey was hoisted up to the rafters next to the Bills logo atop the stadium.
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The Tampa Bay Rays have been on the winning side of most of their games lately—15 of their last 22, to be exact. The reason for the Rays’ success is fairly simple, though: pitching and defense, again proving the old adage—good pitching beats good hitting—true.
Backed by a one-hit complete game from James Shields in the series opener, six shutout innings from Scott Kazmir and stellar bullpen work on Saturday night, and Carl Crawford's 3-for-5 performance in the finale, the Tampa Bay Rays swept the Los Angeles Angels this weekend. Tampa Bay improves to 21-16, five games above .500 for the first time in franchise history.
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Portland, OR-- Unseasonable temperatures in Portland have kept the city under a winter spell in April. With temperatures in the low 40’s and the occasional rain and hail showers, the Portland Beavers matched up against the hottest team in the PCL, the Salt Lake Bees, in the second of a four game set at PGE.
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