TRAYVON ROBINSON RUMORS
O's Trade Robert Andino For Trayvon Robinson
"Given Robert Andino's down 2012, I suggested the Orioles might want to look elsewhere for a starting second baseman for 2013 if they wanted to be competitive again. When the O's picked up Alexi Casilla, the writing was kind of on the wall Andino wasn't going to be getting a starting job with the team next season. And now, as it turns it, he won't be getting...
Orioles Swap Robert Andino for Mariners’ Trayvon Robinson: A Solid Deal For Both
In a minor trade today, the Baltimore Orioles traded utility infielder Robert Andino to the Seattle Mariners for backup outfielder Trayvon Robinson. I guess the O’s decided that if Jon Papelbon is choking it up in the NL nowadays, Andino’s services are no longer needed. (Zing!)
On a more serious note, the trade makes sense for both squads. For Seattle, Robert Andno adds infield...
World Meet Trayvon Robinson
It’s funny how sometimes people can go completely unnoticed until something happens they had nothing to do with. Today, Trayvon Robinson got traded to the Baltimore Orioles for Robert Andino. Most of you right now after the fact cannot even tell me where he played before, how old he is, or whether he is bad, good or a prospect. Well it just so happens that I know a little about...
Mariners trade Trayvon Robinson to the Orioles
The Seattle Mariners announced that they have sent outfielder Trayvon Robinson to the Baltimore Orioles in exchange of infielder Robert Andino. Robinson was a highly coveted prospect in the Dodgers organization that ended up in Seattle in a three-team trade that sent Erik Bedard to Boston.
The 25-year old outfielder hit .221/.294/.324 with 3 HR's, 12 RBI's and a .275 wOBA...
Seattle trades Robinson to Baltimore for Andino
Looking to add depth to the infield, the Seattle Mariners acquired versatile Robert Andino from the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday in exchange for reserve outfielder Trayvon Robinson.
The trade instantly gives the Mariners an experienced infielder who can play second base, third base and shortstop. Andino is likely to fill the role held this past season by Japanese infielder Munenori...
Via AP on Fox
November 20, 2012
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GIFcap: Best Web Gems Of The Week – Trayvon, Elvis, Everth, Gentry, Kershaw
Trayvon Robinson makes a play in the left field corner that looks amazing, but was even harder than it looked. —– GIFcap: Here’s Evil Incarnate Justin Christian Ruining Juan Rivera’s Quest For A Hit GIFcap: Jayson Werth Catches Fly Ball With Bare Hand, Announcer Says Dumb Thing —– “Nice catch, Kershaw. Don’t ever ******* do
Old Friend Alert: Trayvon Robinson
With the Dodgers arriving in Seattle for a weekend series, The Seattle Times conducted an online chat for fans with former Dodger minor leaguer, and current AAA center fielder for the Tacoma Rainiers, Trayvon Robinson.
There are a few questions about the Dodgers that will be of interest for readers of this blog (for one, Trayvon considers the Dodgers more strict as an organization...
Mariners make second round of 2012 roster cuts
Seven more moved to the minors
Not that it wasn’t expected to happen, after all, this is a part of MLB baseball that young players have gotten used to on their journey to the big leagues.
On Saturday, the Seattle Mariners reduced their spring training roster by seven players, and two of the players cut were a surprise to this guy. The cutting of pitcher Aaron Heilman, and outfielder...
Trayvon Robinson’s vision problems gives Mariners offense new hope
“Wild Thing” You Make My Heart Sing!
Remember the moment from that iconic baseball movie Major League where Rick “Wild Thing” Vaughn’s control issues were solved when he was given a pair of glasses? It was funny because it was plausibly ridiculous.
However fiction met reality when Trayvon Robinson rolled into camp sporting a new pair of specs.
The 24 year old Robinson...
2011 Player Development: Trayvon Robinson
In this series, SeattleClubhouse takes a look at prospects that made big improvements in 2011 for the Mariners. Acquired in the Erik Bedard trade, Trayvon Robinson showed some flash at the plate and in the field for the M's in his first big league action.
Via mariners.scout.com
November 01, 2011
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