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One Marlin in the future game

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The Redman deal is paying off!!! Just kidding...hope he gets an inning or two.

all you need to know is that billy beane picked this kid...

 

that fact alone lets us know that he has a better chance to make it to the bigs than most

Billy Murphy on being selected:

 

http://www.pe.com/sports/other/stories/PE_...s_22.a1c12.html

 

Riverside Arlington graduate Bill Murphy was selected to participate in the 2004 Futures Game, an all-star game pitting top minor league players born in the United States against those born elsewhere.

 

The July 11 game is part of the Major League Baseball All-Star Weekend.

 

"It's really hasn't hit me yet, but it certainly is exciting," Murphy, 23, said by phone. "It was a big surprise. It wasn't something that I was expecting to happen to me.

 

"It's a great opportunity, and I can't wait. Houston is a great town, so it should be a blast."

 

Murphy, a 6-foot, 190-pound left-handed pitcher, is 6-2 with a 3.08 earned run average and 90 strikeouts in 76 innings with the Carolina Mudcats, the Florida Marlins' Class AA franchise in the Southern League.

 

Murphy was rated the Marlins' No. 7 prospect by Baseball America.

 

Once a rising star in the A's organization, Murphy was traded in the off-season as part of the deal that sent Mark Redman to Oakland. Murphy said he has been happy with his new club.

 

"It really was a pretty easy transition," Murphy said. "The Marlins are a great club."

If he doesn't pitch then I hope they would let him pinch hit. He's got some pop in his bat.

 

Hopefully he'll get in the game one way or another.

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