JASON JENNINGS RUMORS

An interview with Sean Nolin

Sean Nolin was a 6th round pick of the Blue Jays in this years draft out of San Jacinto Junior College in Texas. Here is what Baseball America said about him:At 6-foot-4 and 250 pounds, Sean Nolin looks like a lefthanded version of Jason Jennings. Nolin's fastball will sit at 86-89 mph in some games and 88-92 in others, and he backs it up with a solid changeup and fringy curveball...
Via Batter's Box  |  August 17, 2010

Rangers cut ex-Astros pitcher Jennings

The Texas Rangers cut right-hander Jason Jennings on Thursday and called up righty reliever Pedro Strop from Triple-A Oklahoma City.
Via Chron.com  |  August 27, 2009

Jason Jennings: "I feel healthy again."

Jason Jennings admitted that it felt good to pitch well against the Astros, a team that never saw him at his best in 2007. "I wanted to show those fans something because they never got to see me really pitch well because of the injuries," Jennings said. "I wasn't able to do my job. Now I am." Jennings had right elbow troubles that plagued him for the 2007...
Via dallasnews.com  |  June 17, 2009

Rangers Give Jennings Shot at Comeback

Jason Jennings spent six years in Colorado and somehow emerged with a positive record and a positive ERA+. But not unscathed. A torn flexor tendon cropped up, and Jennings crapped out.In Houston in 2007, Jennings went 2-9 with 6.45 ERA before surgery mercifully ended his season. At Texas in ...
Via MLB Rumors  |  February 06, 2009

Rangers re-sign Jason Jennings

Days after announcing that the team had to back out of a contract with Ben Sheets after it was revealed that the right hander needed surgery the Texas Rangers have resigned Jason Jennings. Jennings made six starts for the Rangers going 0-5 with a 8.56 ERA before undergoing season-ending surgery to repair a torn flexor tendon. It [...]
Via Tireball.com  |  February 06, 2009

So Much For That Idea: Wake Knocks Off Duke

((HT: WRAL-TV))Here's your wrap on Wake Forest's last-second win over Duke...Jason Jennings and Jeff Gravely share the details on James Johnson's lay-up that salvages the night for the Demon Deacons... width=330; height=280; wral_insert_video_player_4424036(width,height);
Via Online Sports Guys  |  January 29, 2009

Sheets X-rays a concern

The Texas Rangers appear to be the front runner for Ben Sheets, he now lives in Texas and his childhood hero is Ranger president Nolan Ryan. The Rangers are willing to pay his asking price of 20MM for 2 yrs and the local paper believed that a deal could be done by Monday but things have slowed ...
Via Mets Fever  |  January 25, 2009

Jon Leiber Signs with the Cubs: The Fantasy Impact

The only thing holding back Lieber from being a useful fantasy pitcher is how healthy he is going into 2008. Lieber is usually a helpful pitcher in terms of ERA, WHIP, W's, and even some K's (though he's not really known for strikeouts). This is mostly attributed to his excellent control. He owns a career Ctl of 1.73, and even last season, when he only pitched 78 innings...
Via FantasyFanatics.com  |  January 22, 2008

Jason Jennings Signs With Texas - Has Some Fantasy Upside In Arlington

A look at the 2008 fantasy prospects for Jason Jennings as he prepares to pitch for his third team, the Texas Rangers.
Via Fantasy Sports Experience  |  January 17, 2008

Astros Getting Better, Red Sox Making Progress?

Poor Jason Jennings. He simply can't catch a break. He's managed to pitch pretty effectively in his first four years at Coors Field with the Rockies. His stats weren't always pretty but he won games and fared a hell of a lot better than guys like Mike Hampton or Denny Neagle. Jennings is finally leaving the pitcher's hellhole of Coors Field…and heading towards...
Via Sportable  |  December 13, 2006
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