TRAVIS ISHIKAWA RUMORS
Looking At Brewers Arby Projections: Part 2
Yesterday, we previewed five of the arbitration cases the Brewers will face this offseason. Today, we’ll look at the remaining four: Carlos Gomez, Nyjer Morgan, Travis Ishikawa, and Kameron Loe.
Kameron Loe: third year, $2.18 million (2012), $2.6 million (2013 projected)
Loe is another reliever whose fate will depend on Doug Melvin’s master plan to not re-create the 2012 bullpen...
Estrada, Izturis, Ishikawa close to returning
MILWAUKEE After a season of mishaps, the Milwaukee Brewers might just be getting healthy.
On Tuesday, at least, it seemed that way, as Brewers manager Ron Roenicke updated the status of several injured playing, including newly hurting pitcher Shaun Marcum, who was scratched from his normal start on Tuesday due to elbow tightness.
While Marcum remained confident the injury is not...
Via Fox Sports Wisconsin
June 20, 2012
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Banged-up Brewers place Ishikawa on DL
Beyond their ever-growing disabled list, the Milwaukee Brewers are operating with a handful of players who are not 100 percent physically. Third baseman Aramis Ramirez missed his second consecutive game Sunday with a bruised left elbow, the result of being hit by a pitch Friday night. And manager Ron Roenicke revealed that first baseman Travis Ishikawa was unavailable due to an...
Brewers 1B Ishikawa could be headed for DL
MILWAUKEE It looks as though Brewers first baseman Travis Ishikawa could be the latest Milwaukee player on the mend.
According to a report from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel's Tom Haudricourt, manager Ron Roenicke told reporters on Sunday morning that Ishikawa has been dealing with a strained oblique that could land him on the 15-day disabled list.
Apparently Ishikawa had...
Via Fox Sports Wisconsin
May 27, 2012
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Home run sparks Ishikawa's love affair
When Travis Ishikawa first met the woman who turned out to be his future wife, she apparently didn't notice that he looked like Rocky Balboa after going 15 rounds with Apollo Creed.
"She says she doesn't remember me having a swollen face," Ishikawa said. "My cheek was all swollen and she says she doesn't remember any of that."
It is true, then, that...
Via Fox Sports Wisconsin
May 23, 2012
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Travis Ishikawa, The Brewers replacement for Prince Fielder?
With all the hubub over my article suggesting a fire sale by the Brewers, I thought I would post a funny statistic.
**A.D.D. Side note. Look, Losers, Brewer Fans, Wisconsinites……..I am a very reactionary fan. I live in the moment….be it the Brewers, The Packers, The Badgers or which ever Wisconsin team is competing. I bleed Green and Gold, Blue and Gold, Red and White…...
Front Row Amy Something Something
This represents me touching on the Front Row Amy phenomenon. I guess?
Wednesdays game wasn't your usual Milwaukee Brewers contest.
No, no... they still lost. And, obviously, Travis Ishikawa managed to replicate the results of a slumping Ichiro Jones. The most sizable difference (well, two most sizable differences) between this Brewers/Reds rubber match and most other Miller Park...
Ishikawa Beats Out Conrad For Final Roster Spot
Things came down to just about the final at bat between second baseman Brooks Conrad and first baseman Travis Ishikawa, but it was Ishikawa that prevailed. He earned the final spot on the Brewers 25 man roster to start the season when many assumed it would be Conrad because of his ability to play the middle of the infield. Conrad will start the season...
Travis Ishikawa signs with Brewers
Ishikawa: the new Prince in Milwaukee? (AP Photo/Denis Poroy)
Former Giants first baseman Travis Ishikawa might have some big enormous shoes to fill.
Ishi was signed to a minor league contract by the Milwaukee Brewers today, according to Jon Paul Morosi at FOX Sports. With current Milwaukee free agent first baseman Prince Fielder likely to sign with another ball club any day now...
Brewers Sign Travis Ishikawa
Today's minor moves...
The Brewers announced they've signed first baseman Travis Ishikawa to a minor league deal, and also confirmed their signing of Mike Rivera. Ishikawa was designated for assignment by the Giants in March, and after clearing waivers went on to hit .251/.368/.383 in 211 Triple-A plate appearances. Ishikawa injured his non-throwing shoulder in...
Via MLB Trade Rumors
December 12, 2011
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