Found July 22, 2008 on
The Tribe Daily:
Former Angels reliever Brendan Donnelly made his debut with the Buffalo Bisons and pitched a scoreless inning. Plus Cleveland Indians prospects Beau Mills and Matt LaPorta knock in runs as their teams lose.
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