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Treanor gets the start

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First major league at bat is......... A WALK!

 

Already better than castro :)

SWEET! Someone who can actually get on base. Now we won't have the pitcher leading off every freakin inning.

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yeah I mentioned that in another thread too...

 

i guess they already planned on putting Castro on the DL even before he took himself out of yesterday's game....

Actually, considering they called up Treanor before the game, I think they planned on sending Castro down on waivers, and he actually ended up being hurt, enabling the team to keep him instead of possibly losing him.

I think that the team is keeping Castro around because they are working out a possible deal involving him. Within the next week, I think you are going to see us make a deal or publicly begin a deal (meaning, it breaks in the media as a rumor).

McKeon says he is a hustler. I like this guy, but I dont expect him to be a great hitter. I think he is a solid pro and that is all you want from your catcher - call a good game, play very good D and dont be a problem for the offense. So far, so very good.

Matt Treanor has a cannon. Just thought I would throw that in there.

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