RAMON CASTRO NEWS
Lo Duca on the Shelf
August 13, 2007 by
Hot Stove New York
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Lo Duca is scheduled for an MRI today and if all is well he should be back behind the plate on August 27th, when the Mets open up a four game series at Citizens Bank Park against the Phillies. Ramon Castro exited yesterday's game in the third inning with pain in his lower back...
White Sox - Acquired Castro
June 05, 2009 by
Baseball Think Factory
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Chicago White Sox - Acquired C Ramon Castro and some cash for P Lance Broadway.
Excellent move by the White Sox here. It's not going to push the Sox to win the division, but when acquiring talent, when you can get a league-average player very cheaply, it's very hard to resist...
Castro Close To Returning To Mets
November 14, 2007 by
hotfootblog.com
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The Mets and Ramon Castro are close to completing a 2 year deal, the Associated Press reports.
Mets: Who's On 2nd? Mark Loretta?
July 23, 2007 by
Hot Stove New York
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According to the Daily News, the Mets have been looking at Astros 2nd baseman Mark Loretta.
Much like Paul Lo Duca, Loretta is a professional hitter and ideally suited for any lineup's No. 2 slot. Manager Willie Randolph has been searching for a No. 2 hitter seemingly all season...
The Wrong Correction
September 02, 2009 by
Baseball Musings
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In the top of the sixth in Minnesota, the White Sox’s Ramon Castro hits a ball to the baggie in rightfield that Michael Cuddyer catches. It hit in the middle of the glove, rolled up, but the replay clearly showed the ball stayed in the glove. It was called an out. The [...]
Meaningless Ramon Castro Facts That I'm Posting Anyway
August 26, 2009 by
Amazin' Avenue
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by Jim Prisching - AP
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Record and winning % of the Mets and White Sox, pre and post Ramon Castro trade on May 29:
Mets
Pre: 27-20, .574Post: 30-49, .380
White Sox
Pre: 22...
Breaking Down the 2008 Mets: Catcher
February 15, 2008 by
GlobalNYM.Blogspot.com
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With pitchers and catchers reporting yesterday, baseball season is finally officially here. The Mets had somewhat of a lazy off season until the Santana trade, so while most of the 2007 Mets will be returning for 2008, let's clear the board and break down the 2008 New York Mets... READ MORE
Contreras & Castro Combine To Topple Tribe
July 01, 2009 by
South Side Sox
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by Mark Duncan - AP
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White Sox roll to season-high 5-game win streak, 2 games over .500
Hey, guys! Come look! Quick! I can see first place from up here!
Jose Contreras continued...
Franco's Exit Spells More Time for Castro, Alomar
July 12, 2007 by
Hot Stove New York
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While most assumed that the promotion of Lastings Milledge would coincide with Sandy Alomar Jr.'s return to AAA New Orleans, the organization surprisingly has designated Julio Franco for assignment instead. According to MLB.com's Marty Noble, by retaining Alomar, the Mets will...
Mets in trouble with MLB
February 28, 2008 by
My Sports Rumors
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Only a day into spring training and the New York Mets are already in trouble with the commissioner's office. So what did the Mets do? They violated MLB rules on how many "regular" players must attend road spring training games. They brought only 1 regular to their game...
Injuries Are Piling Up For Mets
June 18, 2007 by
Hot Stove New York
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Catcher Paul Lo Duca left yesterday's Mets/Yankees game in the 4th inning with a bruised tricep. He was struck by a pitch by Yankees starter Chien-Ming Wang in the first inning. After feeling some stiffness in his elbow, Lo Duca was removed from the game. Lo Duca is currently listed...
18th perfect game -- ever
July 23, 2009 by
Chicago Tribune
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Ramon Castro and Josh Fields celebrate with Buehrle after the last out. (Phil Velasquez/Tribune)
Chicago wins 5-0, tied with Detroit for first in division
Photos : Today's game
Photos : Mark Buehrle
Photos : White Sox
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A's fall to White Sox
A's starter Brett Anderson pauses after allowing a two-run homer to the White Sox's Ramon Castro in the second inning.
Rogers' MLB whispers: Flowers on track for Sox
June 06, 2009 by
Chicago Tribune
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The White Sox improved their catching situation with the addition of Ramon Castro, but they would go with Tyler Flowers if they lost A.J. Pierzynski to injury. Broadcaster Hawk Harrelson calls Flowers "one of the strongest men in baseball," and he's showing it by hitting...
2008 Fantasy Catcher Rankings: NL East
December 03, 2007 by
Crooked Pitch
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Continuing with my divisional rankings at the catcher position, here's the 2008 NL East fantasy catcher rankings.
Mark Hendrickson to the Florida Marlins: The Fantasy Impact
January 26, 2008 by
FantasyFanatics.com
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In an attempt to add some depth and leadership to their rotation (and possibly bullpen), the Marlins signed starter/reliever Mark Hendrickson to a one year contract. It looks as though the Marlins will use Hendrickson in their rotation, since their bullpen was a strong point last season...
MLB Injury Update, 3/26
March 26, 2008 by
My Sports Rumors
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Here's today injury update from around Major League Baseball. Today we've got updates on the Yankees, Royals, Cubs, Rangers, Twins, Padres, Giants, Mets, Brewers and Angels. Like usual its a long read.
Misch & Broadway recalled
August 26, 2009 by
Mets Fever
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It's hard to keep up with all the rosters moves, but Pat Misch was recalled with Nick Evans and is scheduled to join the rotation on Friday. I'm curious to see how Misch does for the rest of the season, we can control him next year and the young lefty may end up in our plans...
Mets-Marlins Series Preview
August 08, 2008 by
Hot Stove New York
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The Mets continue their home stand by taking on the Marlins for a three-game set starting tonight. They beat the last-place Padres two out of three by a whisker (moving up to two games behind the Phils), and a 1-5 road trip preceded that. It's time for them to get on a roll, and...
The Only Race Left
October 04, 2009 by
6-4-2: Double Play Blog
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Tigers Survive A Scare To Clinch A Tie: Tigers 5, White Sox 3
Riding Justin Verlander on regular rest, the Tigers managed to get almost eight innings out of their ace. The big nail-biting moment came in the eighth, when Verlander gave up an RBI double to .184-hitting Ramon Castro,...
Mets Fortunes Finally Turning
August 26, 2009 by
Archie Bunker's Army
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Well it's taken all of a miserable season but it's finally beginning to look like the Mets terrible fortunes are turning the corner.Two days ago, to great relief the Mets found out there were "only" bone chips to be removed out of Johan Santana's elbow and "...
The Boston Massacre
August 26, 2009 by
South Side Sox
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My brother and I decided to take our annual Sox road trip 8/24 and 8/25 in Boston. The results were not pretty as the Sox won both games. Unfortunately for yours truly, it was the Sox of the Red variety.
The trip started out great. No issues on the plane...
O's 5, White Sox 4: A Series Win, Finally.
August 23, 2009 by
Camden Chat
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by Charles Rex Arbogast - AP
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Baltimore Orioles' Nolan Reimold launches a two-run home run off Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Mark Buehrle, that also scored Nick Markakis during the...
Too Many Mental Mistakes Cost Oakland in The First Two Innings
August 14, 2009 by
Bleacher Report
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Brett Anderson so far tonight has been tagged for six runs in less than an inning of work, but not all is his fault.
The first person to blame is Kurt Suzuki. This is one of the reasons why Suzuki even thought he has been tremendous defensively. He still has a lot to learn in regards...
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