BOBBY KORECKY RUMORS
Jays Sign Reliever Bobby Korecky
The Blue Jays have added to an already deep bullpen today by signing RHP Bobby Korecky. He is listed at 5’11″ 185 lbs, 31 years old, has 8 minor league seasons under his belt, and most notably has 144 saves to his credit during that time.
Baseball America’s Matt Eddy reported the signing on Twitter, stating:
“#BlueJays sign RHRP Bobby Korecky, who spent part...
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March 10, 2011
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The Los Angeles Angels sign Bobby Korecky
The Angels have signed 30-year old righty reliever Bobby Korecky to a minor league deal. He pitched in 5 games (0 starts) for the Diamondbacks last season and he was 0-0 with a 13.50 ERA and a 2.50 WHIP. Korecky has now pitched in 21 games (0 starts) in his major league career [...]
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February 13, 2010
Diamondback Musical Chairs Continue Frustrating Season
The Arizona Diamondbacks made several roster moves on Tuesday and expect to make a couple more on Wednesday.
Out are Conor Jackson (illness) and pitcher Bobby Korecky (sent down to Reno - and not a second too soon). In are Stephen Drew, returning from the disabled list and Clay Zavada, pitcher called up from AA Mobile. [...]
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May 14, 2009
Back in Second (Not Anymore)
Call it the first place pressure if you want, but I just don't buy it. Maybe if we were in the final weeks of the season, but with about a month and a half remaining in the season I don't see how there can be much pressure being just a half game in first.
The Twins did make a solid move today adding Everyday Eddie to the bullpen. Whether the move works out in the end...
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August 25, 2008
Korecky gets a hit, win for the Twins Monday
Rookie right-hander Bobby Korecky became the first Minnesota Twins pitcher ever to get a hit in an American League game... oh yeah, he got the win too... a 7-6 12-inning win over the Texas Rangers Monday night at the Metrodome. Korecky is an University of Michigan alum.
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May 20, 2008
Korecky helps Twins to victory
It isn't every day that an American League pitcher gets a chance to swing the bat in a Major League Baseball game. Rookie right-hander Bobby Korecky did just that in a 12-inning affair with the Texas Rangers Monday night.The Saline, Mich., native did not only get a chance to swing the bat, he became the first pitcher ever in Minnesota Twins history to get a base hit in an AL...
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May 20, 2008
THE ANGELS HOT 25
