JOSE RAMIREZ RUMORS & GOSSIP
Ramirez Needs to Prove Skipping Columbus was No Mistake
The Cleveland Indians open the 2014 season with new expectations despite many questions. The Indians’ 25-man roster will look different than the group that won 92 games and lost the American League Wild Card game to the Tampa Bay Rays. While the roster may change and the expectations grow, Cleveland will need answer many questions this spring before opening the season in Oakland...
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Inaugural Hot Stove event a lot of fun for the Scrappers
On Thursday night, the Mahoning Valley Scrappers held their first-annual Hot Stove Banquet.
The event was held, in part, to give fans a chance to interact with future major-leaguers, as well as give former Scrappers a chance to return to the Mahoning Valley. Former players in attendance included Bryson Myles (2011), Tyler Naquin (2012), Erik Gonzalez(2012), Joey Wendle (2012...
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February 02, 2014
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Winter Ball Notebook: Ramirez's winter season looks to be over
I’m filling in today with the Winter Ball Notebook as regular contributor Steve Orbanek is temporarily away. This gives me an opportunity to post several news nuggets on a few of the Indians players participating in winter ball that have not been reported elsewhere.
Thanks to a site follower who wishes to not be named for some help in providing some of this information.
News and...
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December 03, 2013
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Undercard Results from Carson, California
One of the most highly touted and publicized of the 2012 U.S. Olympians would be in action in the form of Avenal, California’s undefeated Jose Ramirez (6-0, 4 KO’s). Landing by far the harder and more prevalent of blows, Ramirez would garner a unanimous decision verdict by scores of 40-36 all around after 4 rounds of boxing. This over game Denver, Colorado resident Daniel Calzada...
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September 29, 2013
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What the Jose Ramirez promotion means for Tribe’s future
Typically, September promotions in baseball don’t warrant a significant amount of attention.
For most teams, it’s a matter of adding along the miscellaneous 40-man players that they’ve had ready to go all season. For the few remaining contending squads, the focus is on players who can impact games in any small way.
What this means is, typically, 20-year-old 5-foot-9 second...
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September 02, 2013
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While We’re Waiting… Jose Ramirez, Browns Cutdowns, and Buckeye Recruiting
While We’re Waiting is the daily morning link roundup that WFNY has been serving up for breakfast for the last several years. We hope you enjoy the following recent collection of yummy and nutritious Cleveland sports-related articles. Anything else to add? Email us at tips@waitingfornextyear.com.
Jose Ramirez joins the Tribe today, but what do we need to know about this 20-year...
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September 01, 2013
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MLB Rumors: Indians to call up Jose Ramirez on Sunday
Double-A infield prospect Jose Ramirez and recently acquired catcher Kelly Shoppach are expected to be added to the Indians roster on Sunday when rosters expand, according to Indians Baseball Insider’s Tony Lastoria (here and here).
The Shoppach news is entirely expected after he signed with the team on Friday to become its third catcher. The shocking news is the reported promotion...
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August 30, 2013
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Orbiting Cleveland: Gauging Jose Ramirez's value
As the end of the month approaches, the attention of almost every Cleveland Indians fan is centered right on the playoff race.
That's for good reason, too.
Who would have thought that just one year removed from a 68-94 season, the Indians would find themselves with a 71-62 record and in the thick of the American League Wild Card race. It's quite remarkable and just goes to...
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August 30, 2013
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Is Jose Ramirez a Starter or Reliever?
Jose Ramirez‘s live arm was on display against Kevin Gausman this past Friday. The New York Yankees’ minor-leaguer consistently unleashed 94 mph to 95 mph four-seam fastballs against the Bowie Baysox from his low three-quarter arm slot. The pitch touched 97 mph, but Ramirez’s low release point kept it on the same plane on which it was released. It did, however, feature arm...
Jose Ramirez keeps hitting as he moves up the ladder
When you think of the prototypical baseball player, a few images probably come to mind: tall, muscular, fast, top physical condition, etc.
In other words, baseball players are not supposed to look like you, me, and Jose Ramirez.
Ramirez is roughly my size at 5’9”, 165 pounds and generally does not fit the stereotype of a baseball player. Going into the 2012 season, he was unknown...
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April 18, 2013
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