Category Archives: Edwin Jackson
Can you make a competitive team with your pick of the remaining free agents?
I was flipping through the list of remaining free agents (as of 1/16/2012) and tried to field the best team possible with those players still available. Here’s what you can do… Catcher: The best hitting catcher is probably Ramon Castro, … Continue reading
Filed under Alex Cora, Arthur Rhodes, Brad Lidge, Carlos Guillen, Carlos Pena, Casey Blake, Casey Kotchman, Chris Snyder, Cody Ross, Danys Baez, Derrek Lee, Edgar Renteria, Edwin Jackson, Eric Chavez, Francisco Cordero, Ivan Rodriguez, Jason Varitek, Jeff Keppinger, Joe Saunders, Joey Gathright, Johnny Damon, Jon Garland, Jonny Gomes, Juan Cruz, Juan Pierre, Kevin Millwood, Kosuke Fukudome, Livan Hernandez, Miguel Tejada, Mike Gonzalez, Omar Vizquel, Orlando Cabrera, Prince Fielder, Ramon Castro, Rich Harden, Ronny Paulino, Roy Oswalt, Ryan Madson, Wilson Betemit, Yoenis Cespedes
2011 Season Forecast: Chicago White Sox
Last Five Seasons: 2010: 88 – 74 2009: 79 – 83 2008: 89 – 74 2007: 72 – 90 2006: 90 – 72 The White Sox have been competitive for much of the last six or seven years, 2007 notwithstanding. … Continue reading
Filed under A.J. Pierzynski, Adam Dunn, Alejandro De Aza, Alex Rios, Alexei Ramirez, Andruw Jones, Anthony Carter, Bobby Jenks, Carlos Quentin, Chicago White Sox, Chris Sale, Daniel Hudson, David Holmberg, Dayan Viciedo, Deunte Heath, Dylan Axelrod, Edwin Jackson, Freddy Garcia, Gavin Floyd, Gordon Beckham, Gregory Infante, J.J. Putz, Jake Peavy, Jesse Crain, Jimmy Gallagher, John Danks, Juan Pierre, Justin Greene, Manny Ramirez, Mark Buehrle, Mark Kotsay, Mark Teahan, Omar Vizquel, Paul Bako, Paul Konerko, Ramon Castro, Scott Thornton, Sergio Santos, Tony Pena, Will Ohman
Season Forecast: Arizona Diamondbacks
Last Five Years: 2009: 70 – 92 (5th in NL West) 2008: 82 – 80 2007: 90 – 72 2006: 76 – 86 2005: 77 – 85 Runs Scored: 720 (8th, NL) Runs Allowed: 782 (14th, NL) The Diamondbacks play … Continue reading
Filed under Aaron Heilman, Alex Romero, Andy LaRoche, Arizona Diamondbacks, Augie Ojeda, Billy Buckner, Brandon Allen, Brandon Webb, Bryan Augenstein, Chad Qualls, Chad Tracy, Chris Snyder, Chris Young - OF, Conor Jackson, Curtis Granderson, Dan Haren, Daniel Cabrera, Daniel Schlereth, Doug Davis, Doug Slaten, Edwin Jackson, Eric Byrnes, Felipe Lopez, Gerrardo Parra, Ian Kennedy, Jeff Bailey, Jon Garland, Josh Collmenter, Josh Ellis, Josh Whitesell, Justin Upton, Kelly Johnson, Kris Benson, Mark Reynolds, Max Scherzer, Miguel Montero, Rafael Furcal, Scott Schoeneweis, Season Forecast, Stephen Drew, Tony Abreu, Tony Clark, Trent Oeltjen, Yusmeiro Petit
Three Team Deal Leaves Yankees Feeling Grand(erson)
Curtis Granderson could be the centerpiece of a three-team deal that would bring the all-star centerfielder to the Yankees. Various news agencies are reporting that the deal has been agreed to in principle – Granderson would go from Detroit to … Continue reading
Filed under Arizona Diamondbacks, Atlanta Braves, Austin Jackson, Boof Bonser, Carl Pavano, Chicago White Sox, Curtis Granderson, Daniel Schlereth, Detroit Tigers, Edwin Jackson, Florida Marlins, Ian Kennedy, Kansas City Royals, Mark Buehrle, Mark Teahan, Max Scherzer, Minnesota Twins, New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies, Rafael Soriano, Ross Gload, Ryan Church, St. Louis Cardinals
Herzog, Harvey Earn Hall of Fame Nods; Hot Stove Updates…
Whitey Herzog, who managed the Cardinals to three World Series and the Royals to three AL West Division crowns, received 14 of 16 votes and will join veteran umpire Doug Harvey at the podium in Cooperstown next July. If you … Continue reading
Filed under Adam Everett, Adrian Beltre, Arizona Diamondbacks, Brad Penny, Brian Bruney, Chone Figgins, Colorado Rockies, Curtis Granderson, Detroit Tigers, Edwin Jackson, Ivan Rodriguez, Jesus Flores, Matt Murton, Max Scherzer, New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners, St. Louis Cardinals, Texas Rangers, Washington Nationals
Griffey’s Last Go? NL Gold Gloves and Hot Stove News…
Everybody is happy – the Mariners, Ken Griffey, Jr., fans in Seattle, and me… Ken Griffey signed a one year deal to return to the Mariners in what could be his final hurrah. The Kid turns 40 this month (!) … Continue reading
Filed under Aaron Harang, Aaron Heilman, Adam Wainwright, Adrian Gonzalez, Arizona Diamondbacks, Boston Red Sox, Brad Lidge, Brandon Phillips, Brandon Webb, Brendan Ryan, Bronson Arroyo, Carlos Delgado, Chicago Cubs, Chris Getz, Cincinnati Reds, Colorado Rockies, Detroit Tigers, Edwin Jackson, Eric Bruntlett, Greg Zaun, Houston Astros, Jason Schmidt, Jason Varitek, Jimmy Rollins, John Lackey, Josh Fields, Kansas City Royals, Ken Griffey, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Los Angeles Dodgers, Matt Kemp, Michael Bourn, Miguel Tejada, New York Mets, New York Yankees, Orlando Hudson, Philadelphia Phillies, Roy Halliday, Ryan Zimmerman, Sammy Sosa, San Diego Padres, Seattle Mariners, Shane Victorino, St. Louis Cardinals, Toronto Blue Jays, Troy Tulowitzki, Victor Martinez, Washington Nationals, Wilson Betemit, Yadier Molina
